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It is isn't just anybody that can say that they are one of only 60 actors in the exclusive club that is the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Program, but well-known Indianapolis actor Constance Macy can.
July 13 through 20, Macy gathered with nine other actors representing some of the nation's top regional theaters at Ten Chimneys, the home of Broadway actors Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt, located in Genesee Depot, Wis. The late actors loved to mentor young actors and were dedicated to the next generations.
The Fellowship Program, which began in 2009, is sponsored by the Ten Chimneys Foundation. Seeking to continue the Lunt's tradition of mentorship, the organization preserves and operates the Lunt's estate as a place where artists can "retreat, rejuvenate and collaborate." While there, the actors work with a world-renowned master teacher. This year it was Tony and Emmy Award winner David Hyde Pierce, who is best known for his role as Dr. Niles Crane on the long running NBC hit sitcom "Frasier."
Macy, who holds a B.A. in theater from IU, is an Equity actor. She has appeared regularly at the Indiana Repertory since 1997, most recently in last season's "The Game's Afoot" and "Who Am I This Time." She also performed with the Phoenix Theatre, ShadowApe Theatre Company, Cardinal Stage Companay in Bloomington, Ind. and others.
IRT artistic director Janet Allen, who nominated Macy for the Fellowship, had this to say about her colleague: "Constance's participation in the Fellows program is a real testament to her talent and her commitment to making art in her hometown—we've all been the happy beneficiaries of that decision, but it's particularly gratifying when national recognition of that commitment comes an artist's way. It gave her the chance to interact deeply with a group of like-minded artists from around the country, in the gorgeous setting of the Lunt Fontanne retreat, and hang out with David Hyde Pierce for a week—that's the kind of gift that doesn't come along too often in any artist's life. Kudos to Connie who came back and jumped right back into work without skipping a beat—among the reasons she is so deserving of this honor."
Recently Examiner.com sat down with Macy at a downtown Indianapolis coffee shop to chat about her recent adventure and its implications for her.
Are you still pinching yourself?
I was pinching myself the whole time I was there. It was just lovely to spend your days working on scenes studies with great actors and at night they took us around to all these great cocktail parties. They are a foundation and they are in the business of raising money to preserve that place and so they would take us to these fancy parties and we would mingle with the folks and we were sort of touted as the best of the best in the country and so it was kind of a rude awakening to come back and have to wait in line at Kroger like everybody else.
What was it like to hang out at Tall Chimneys?
Pretty great. We didn't stay there, of course. It's all been restored to exactly the way the Lunts left it. We stayed at this nice hotel but we were never at the hotel because we were always at the estate.
Are all their personal effects still there?
Yes, like in the guest room where Noel Coward used to stay there is this little silver picture frame. It's like a little locket that opens and sits on the table. It has a picture of the three of them. They were the best of friends and there it is sitting near his bed. And in the Lunt's bedroom there were like fancy hairbrushes, you know, their things, their stuff.
So what was David Hyde Pierce like?
He was authentic, genuine, no pretense. He was funny in a really dry, quiet way. Someone who always has something funny to say but if you don't happen to be standing next to him you'll miss it because he is kind of quiet that way. Genuine and kind and just like anybody we would be friends with.
How was he as a teacher?
He really was great. Very smart. He would come around as we were working on stuff on our own and really get into the moment by moment minutia of it. He's very specific and very smart.
Tell me about your scene work.
It was a little daunting at first because DHP sent a letter to us and it said, "I want you to choose scenes and monologues and songs you want from plays that either the Lunts performed in or their guests performed in or their guests wrote." He sent the guest list of all the famous people who stayed there. So the list of plays to choose from was immense and I was really overwhelmed by it. A lot of people went with Noel Coward (one of the Lunt's closest friends) stuff. I picked "The Visit" by Friedrich Durrenmatt. It was the last play the Lunts did on Broadway. It's like this bizarro version of "Our Town." I did it at IU like back in 1987. I also picked the "Lion in Winter" because Rosemary Harris, who won a Tony Award for the role of Eleanor of Aquitaine for it, was a guest at Ten Chimneys and Katherine Hepburn, who was in the film version, was also a guest there. The role of Eleanor is one of those parts which I feel is still in my future. For the scenes I recruited actors at the retreat to do them with me. Everybody just read from scripts. We spent a lot of time reading through things. We did readings in front of guests, which they loved, but I think they would have loved anything we did.
Was everybody supportive?
I was a little intimidated myself going in but that was kind of broken the first night. The first night we all got together and they served us a catered dinner in the Lunts' dining room, the only time we ate in the house. We bonded quickly.
Did you feel the Lunts' spirits around you at Ten Chimneys?
Yes. On the days that we had a little time after lunch on our own, I would just wander around the place and pretend I was her (laughs). I totally romanticized about that and I do believe that they are there.
The Fellowship Program experience is supposed to be transformative. Was it?
I do think it was transformative. The one thing it did do for me is that I'm confident that I'm a good actor here in Indiana. One of the goals I set for myself this year was to prove myself on a national level and I did that. I did an audition in New York and I got the job. And I did this fellowship and I was there with people from the Steppenwolf Theatre, the Yale Rep, The Old Globe, the Guthrie, great theaters, you know, and David Hyde Pierce. And I was one of these actors. And they were my peers and my contemporaries. It was also great to be nominated. You have to be in the business for 20 years, so everybody there was about my age (47). So that was pretty cool because we were all actors who had established ourselves in our communities. Coming together initially, everybody felt like they were going to be exposed and feel like somebody who shouldn't be there. But of course, we were all of us equals.
How would you describe Ten Chimneys' overall impact on you?
It was very affirming. It's nice to have affirmation in this business. Particularly when you've been in the business for so long. The great thing about being at the Lunts' house which is so rich with theater lore and the fabulousness of them is recognizing that our business is special. It can become a job like any other job but it's nice to be reminded that it's not a job like any other job. It is very special and very glamorous and that's why we do it. We certainly don't do it for money. It is very hard and you have to be an actor like the Lunts were. Looking at the pictures of them you notice that they never had any work done. They were not vain. They were the kind of actors who emphasized there flaws with prosthetics. They represented themselves at every age and they were actors until the day they died and that's inspiring.
What's next for you?
I've jumped into comedy piece that we are putting together a ShadowApe show for the Fringe. It's a ShadowApe show with Rob and Jen Johansen and it's called "Jen/Con" and is about fantasy gaming. Gen Con overlaps with Fringe which is pretty great.
Doing anything next season at the IRT?
I'm doing "Good People" at the Geva Theatre in Rochester, New York. It's a co-production with the IRT that opens here on Jan. 7.
Ultimately, how do you feel about the choices you've made as an actor?
I used to wonder, "What if I had gone to New York? Would I have had a better career than I have now?" Particularly in my 30s when I went through sort of a slump. I was too old to be an ingénue and too young to be anything else. I couldn't get cast. So I went through a bit of blight and wondered if I'd made different choices would it have been different. Since then I've kind of decided that being an actor in L.A. or New York is the same as being an actor anywhere else. It's just harder to live in those larger cities. I work as much as friends my age who live in New York and who are still doing this. So I am glad I chose to live here. I love it here. I have a son, Michael who is ten My husband Rob Koharchik is a set designer and teacher at Butler University. I have a house with a yard. My parents are here, my siblings, and my niece and nephew.
It sounds like you have the best of all possible worlds?
I think I do.
You also don't ever have to worry again about whether you are a good actor, right?
No, because I am a Lunt/Fontaine fellow (laughs). I feel pretty good about myself, I have to say.
It's a pretty big deal?
It's a pretty big deal. Yes. I think the thing I took away was affirmation. I made the right choice in my life. And sticking it out through those bleak years to work at Macy's Department store was worth it (laughs).
Did you receive any affirmation from DHP himself?
Actually he did. He told me I was an amazing actor when we said our goodbyes.
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College Hockey:Bringing College Hockey to the Iron City
PITTSBURGH — When Ohio State assistant coach Casey Jones received a call from the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins last year, he was more than happy to pass the offer he received along to head coach John Markell.
It didn't take long for Markell to think about it, either, and the Buckeyes scheduled a home game for Pittsburgh's Mellon Arena for the 2002-03 season. After all, Ohio State had five players on last year's roster from the Pittsburgh area. This season, the number of Pittsburgh natives is four, including junior goaltender Mike Betz, sophomore forward J.B. Bittner, freshman defenseman Nate Guenin, and junior center R.J. Umberger.
"We didn't have any problem with setting up the game, as long as the time was good and the opponent was fine," Markell said.
Ohio State, currently 12-4-1 and 9-2-1 in the CCHA, will face the Princeton Tigers from the ECAC, on Jan. 3 at 5 p.m. The Tigers have struggled to a 1-13 start to the 2002-03 season and a 1-9 conference mark but are one of the oldest programs in the country.
"Princeton is a quality Division I hockey program that I'm sure will be extra motivated to win that game," Markell added. "We're looking forward to going there."
— Dave Shuttleworth, Dir. of Operations
The Buckeyes mentioned Princeton as a possible opponent and Mark Shuttleworth, Director of Operations for Lemieux Hockey Development, was happy to get the game organized. It will be part of a doubleheader with three-time returning Division I club champion Penn State taking on Washington & Jefferson, a relative newcomer to the Division I club ranks, at 8 p.m.
Originally, the OSU-Princeton game was to be at 8 p.m. but the Buckeyes' football team will be playing for a national championship that evening in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl and the hockey contest was moved up so that Ohio State fans could watch both.
"We've had a lot of people asking for restaurants and lounges they can rent out to watch the game that evening after attending the hockey game at the Mellon Arena," Shuttleworth said.
But why Pittsburgh?
"Ohio State has been a magnet for a lot of our local players which is great for this area," Shuttleworth said. "When kids from the high schools in this area are getting scholarships to play Division I hockey, we want the whole city to know that."
Mellon Arena, formerly known as the Civic Arena, is the oldest building in the NHL and there are plans to build a new arena for the Penguins in the next several years.
"If a new facility is built, we want a Division I hockey team in town to share it with the Penguins so that we have more than just 41 hockey games played there every year," Shuttleworth said. "Obviously, having the University of Pittsburgh or Duquesne or Robert Morris would be an attractive offer."
There has been speculation that Robert Morris will be adding a men's hockey team in the near future, as reported in the Pittsburgh Business Times, but nothing is guaranteed. Pittsburgh also has plans to bid for the 2007 or 2008 NCAA Frozen Four, to be held at the Penguins' new building, if constructed.
"Our closest Division I teams right now are Ohio State and Mercyhurst and one of those teams could host the Frozen Four," Shuttleworth explained. "It certainly would sell out as it does every year, even though there are no college hockey teams in the area. It would be a wonderful showcase for the colleges in the city to see what they are missing."
"It [Pittsburgh] certainly is a recruiting hotbed for us and it's a great hockey town," Markell said.
Ticket sales for the event are going well as Shuttleworth has reported a sale of 3,500 consignment tickets for hockey groups. All tickets are $10 for the event but groups are encouraged to charge $7 and use the remaining money for their own hockey programs or pass the savings on to the families, according to Shuttleworth.
"That's exciting to have so many consignment tickets sold at this juncture," Shuttleworth said. "We also gave two tickets to each of the Penguins' season ticket holders and the two club teams' alumni have bought blocks of tickets as well."
Shuttleworth said the Penguins would be thrilled to get as many as 10,000 people for the two games, saying that's "an off-the-map number that would be above anyone's expectations." More realistically, a number between 5,000 and 7,000 would make Shuttleworth "ecstatic."
"This is the first Division I hockey game to be played in Pittsburgh and we're hoping it's a good measuring stick," Shuttleworth said. "If this works as planned, we would love to have Mercyhurst or Ohio State host a two-day tournament and eventually bring the Frozen Four to the city."
The $10 admission is good for both games and tickets can be purchased by calling the Pittsburgh Penguins' ticket office at 1-800-642-7367 or 412-642-7367 or by logging on to www.ticketmaster.com.
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Hashimotos Thyroiditis is a chronic inflammatory autoimmune disease. As with all autoimmune diseases (i.e. celiac, muscular dystrophy, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, etc), it is a body's attack onto itself. In the case of Hashimotos, the body sets out to attack and destroy the thyroid gland. Hashimotos is one of the most common autoimmune diseases in the US and predominately affects women. In ~90% of cases Hashimotos disease is misdiagnosed as hypothyroidism.
The thyroid gland has many functions in the body, including energy production, hormone synthesis, and regulation of metabolism. Symptoms of Hashimotos include, but are not limited to chronic fatigue, sleeplessness, depression, infertility, and weight loss/gain. Diagnosis is achieved via a blood test to measure thyroid antibodies (anti-thyroid peroxidase and Thyroglobulin antibody). High levels of antibodies (outside normal range) indicate disease.
I have read many a website attempting to define Hashimotos Thyroiditis. Most websites I find, especially mainstream sites, lack pertinent information. If you're looking to learn more about Hashimotos the best resource I have found this this website, written by a Hashimotos patient and author of the book Stop the Thyroid Madness. Although the website is not written by a health professional, in my research it contains a great deal of accurate and to the point information about the disease if you're looking to learn more.
If you suspect you have an autoimmune disease, including Hashimotos, I highly recommended that you consult your physician or holistic health provider for guidance, diagnosis and treatment. Also, please keep in mind that many people with autoimmune diseases are able to find relief from their symptoms and increased control of their disease when following a minimally processed, plant-based (and in some cases gluten-free) diet to reduce inflammation in the body. I especially love Eat Ur Veggies, also written by an RD as a go to source for information on nutrition as it relates to autoimmune disease.
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After reading the article about Madera County District Attorney Michael Keitz in the Dec. 13 Sierra Star, about his attempts to keep an investigative report about him and how he runs the DA office from going public, I am appalled and frustrated by how our laws meant to protect us can be twisted and perverted by unscrupulous public servants to hide their failure to earn the public trust.
I agree wholeheartedly with the opinion stated in the article by Madera County Administrative Officer Eric Fleming that the report should be released and the county should not be paying for the DA's attorney.
I also agree with the opinions of Oakhurst attorney David Linn as written in his guest commentary about the situation in the same issue. The report about Mr. Keitz may well be forever hidden, but a vote of no confidence by the Madera County Board of Supervisors, along with an active search for a candidate to run against Mr. Keitz in the next election, would go a long way toward correcting a bad situation.
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DeMaio to Present Plan for "Better Infrastructure Without Tax Hikes"
San Diego – Can San Diego rebuild its crumbling infrastructure without a massive tax hike that some city leaders are pushing? Carl DeMaio says the answer is YES – and will lay out how to achieve better infrastructure without tax hikes in a major speech today.
Carl DeMaio will be the keynote speaker today at the San Diego Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA). APWA represents government and private sector leaders who work in building and maintaining public infrastructure projects — ranging from roads and sewers to major public buildings.
"For years I have pushed to make infrastructure repair and maintenance a priority, and I'm pleased city leaders now realize the importance of rebuilding our city," DeMaio says. "San Diegans should be wary of current proposals to borrow or tax our way out of this problem," DeMaio warns.
"We need to fundamentally reform how our infrastructure is managed, or we risk throwing good money after bad," DeMaio says.
DeMaio will lay out a five-point agenda for reforming infrastructure:
1) Fiscal Reforms to Generate Infrastructure Funding
2) Public Input and Accountability
3) Improved Long-Range Planning and Integrated Development Strategies
4) Streamlining Infrastructure Project Management
5) Public-Private Partnerships
DeMaio is hoping city leaders will examine reforms as part of any possible package to be put before voters in coming years. DeMaio also says he intends to take an active part in any campaign to address San Diego's infrastructure challenges.
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Todd Gloria brought up the fact that it will take $900,000 (which they don't have) to repair all the potholes in the county.
Seems like a lot of money. in times of crisis, it calls for extraordinay solutions.
Instead of a tax hike – I have 2 ideas to solve it.
(1) – on the streets with potholes, get the residents organized. Pick a Sat where those people would volunteer their time on their own street, with the assist of one city worker (and equipment) experienced in rebuilding potholes. the cost of the materials would be shared by all the neighbors, there you go.
(2) – get the assist of the able bodied welfare, food stamp recipients. Say for every $50 they receive from the city,county,state,federal gov't – they in turn volunteer for one hour. there must be about a million people in the county that would qualify.
again – organize a work party to fill the potholes.
Would the city/county run with either of these 2 solutions? If not, I want to know why not.
thanks for making me smile Richard. yet we still have a deficit.
It appears that unless our City Council members get some commonsense, their only solution is more govt spending with higher taxes,
If Todd Gloria keeps insisting on more gov't spendihng and higher taxes to pay for it , I hope he gets voted out next election.
But I don';t have much hope for that since I believe he endorsed Pamela Benssousan for Chula Vista City Council.
Pamela is recognized as the leading advocate for ICLEI aka Smart Growth – http://www.savethetrails.us/WildlandsProject.html


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I have a website. Suppose someone will code a program that will click continuously on the links of my webpage: could this lead to a DoS attack ?
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The question is a bit vague, the short answer is Yes clicking on links could DoS your site.
A for a more in-depth answer you would need to look at what those links are doing. For example if every time you clicked a link it ran some monstrous database query that used all your CPU power or Disk IO, or if the links played a video that would quickly saturate your outbound bandwidth it wouldn't take a lot of clicking to DoS your site.
I've seen this happen with people's personal blog that's hosted at home on an ADSL connection and more than one person viewing a video at a time DoSes their site.
On the other hand if your links were to static HTML or something easily cached it would take a whole lot of clicking to DoS your site.
Actually, sending a lot of requests (and wildly clicking is one of the way of doing that) is what the DoS is about.
DoS is not about sending some specially prepared data that will kill your site (like exploits, ping of deaths etc.). It's about sending a lot of requests which are cheap to send but takes a long to process.
If someone writes the program that would 'click' the link (send GET/POST) and then receive/parse the response, it would be very inefficient since they will exhaust their resources (network bandwitch, CPU, memory) probably much quicker than your site.
Much more effective would be to send-and-forget the GET (don't read the data that your server is returning).
If your server creates a new session for every visit, and that session is expensive, such program can quickly kill your server. My collegue has said his client's JSF site was killed by google bot, because google bot visited each link without cookies, so every subpage visited has caused the creation of a new JSF session, which are quite expensive.


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CFTV: Meet Kamari Cotton-Moya
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AMES --- Every recruiting class has a guy who arrives on campus and instantly impresses everybody he comes into contact with. Last summer, that was Kamari Cotton-Moya. The redshirt freshman free safety suffered an injury last fall camp. Otherwise, he might have played as a true freshman. Right now, he's sitting on top of the depth chart at free safety for the Cyclones. See what he had to say about the first week of camp in this CFTV production.


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Early today, four Greece Arcadia High School students showed signs of being under the influence of an unknown substance. According to the Democrat and Chronicle, around 11:45 a.m., ambulances were called to the school for a possible drug overdose.
According to 13WHAM, Laurel Heiden, Greece Central School District spokesperson, said that two students were "groggy and lethargic, but they were still alert and conversational." When asked, the students told building administrators they took some sort of pill but did not know what it was; the district did not offer any information regarding what the pill was. Greece Police, however, believe the pill to be Benzodiazepine, a type of Valium.
Those two students were taken to Strong Hospital to be evaluated, and two others later sought medical treatment who also took the same pills. 13WHAM reports that their conditions do not appear to be serious.
According to the Democrat and Chronicle, 16-year-old student, Andrew Goebel of Northgate Manor, was subsequently arrested for distributing the pills. The student is charged with third degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, which is a felony, and endangering the welfare of a child.
As of Friday evening, the district has not released any information regarding this incident on its website or Twitter accounts.
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The Revealer, meanwhile, wonders why 60 Minutes turned to the Rev. Peter Gomes, a Harvard theologian, for answers about conservative evangelicals. As a voice of moderation no doubt, but despite his fine thinking on other subjects, here he comes across as hysterical and ill-informed: "Evangelicals," he told 60 Minutes, "have waited in the wilderness and now, in the fullness of time, they have come into possession of what they felt was once rightfully theirs."
"Wilderness"? Tell that to Jimmy Carter, the first evangelical president. "Rightfully theirs"? Tell that to the millions of evangelicals who eschew politics as too worldly. But that's not a story, apparently.
Wonkette, by the way, is an off-shoot of Gawker, edited and mostly written by Ana Marie Cox, a friend of The Revealer's who's always been too damn smart for her own good. But not for ours! She's just the right kind of smart in our book — funny with fangs, earnest & witty & well-informed. Back when we worked with her at a paper that shall go unnamed, she was shopping for a religion, or, at least, a church. Now it seems she's found it — a virtual temple of wonkery redeemed.


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First Place Winner: Butterfly
Category: Sense of Place
Photo and caption by Cedric Houin
This image was shot in the Kyrgyz lands of the Wakhan Corridor. The intimacy of this everyday life moment, shot inside of a family yurt, is in total contrast with the harsh environment these nomadic tribes live in. On the right we notice a television and a sound console. These tribes live weeks away from any village by foot. In spite of being located at an altitude of 4,300 meters in one of the most remote areas of Afghanistan they are equipped with solar panels, satellite dishes and cellphones. Ancestral ways of living, with touches of modernity. National Geographic contributing photographer Alexandra Avakian, one of this year's judges, shares her thoughts on the first place winner: The light and texture captured in this portrait are painterly, and the predominance of red is rich. The content of the photo is striking because the photographer captured both the nomads' traditional way of life and some of their modern accouterments—the viewer gets the visual satisfaction of something that goes against cliché. Triangle shapes tend to add dynamism to photos. In this picture they appear in several places, including the main subject's knee, elbow, and white scarf. I've slept in the guest yurt of Kyrgyz nomads in remote mountains while on assignment for Elle magazine; the location is hard to reach and off the beaten path for most travelers, and therefore of educational as well as aesthetic value.
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At long last, we've found them: the E-go Trousers ($118), an absolutely perfect pair of casually slouchy, utterly chic pants. Their minimal weight and loose fit should make them the sort of thing we only wear when camping, but their perfect charcoal hue and surprisingly elegant look make them a rockstar option for errands around town.
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With age comes wisdom but, alas, also aches and pains. I like to wear my pains as if medals won in the battle of continuing to set out to find more wondrous things that I may discover and learn from. Now "being on trend", or "the trend" are not new statements in themselves but in the decade of the 2010's the word trend has taken on an entirely new meaning then simply keeping up with the trendy fashion or saying of the moment.
Like groovy man being a trend setter is the coolest!
Social media is blinking at us every second as if strobe lights screaming out "notice me now". YouTube has made it easy for anyone to produce a video with the goal to become an instant star and trend setter. Posting selfies has proven to certainly be the top of all trends when the President of the United States is smiling to be part of the social scenery posting selfies with personal hash tags.
As I watch and learn I am inspired to start my own selfie trends with my own hash tags. I figured that with "Throw Back Thursday" being such a huge success why not use the other days of the week for inspired postings as well. I began this week with "Selfie Sundays"; #selfiesundays (#ss for short). For my immediate group of friends it was a fun way to connect on Facebook and Twitter to see how everyone was spending their Sunday.
check out my YouTube video desribing my trending debut
Mark today, May 6, 2014, as the start of the "Treasured Tuesdays" trend
I am working my trend setting mojo by taking the initiative and beginning a hot new hashtag social media trend called "Treasured Tuesdays"; #treasuredtuesdays (#tdt for short). We all have treasured moments, treasured decor, treasured fashion, treasured people and I want to set up a forum for all of us to have a special day to share with others our special treasures.
So get ready to post the photos, videos, stories, poetry, songs and whatever else you may hold as a hidden treasure. Treasured Tuesdays is for all to take out their most treasured joys from their figurative chests and share them across the social media channels of Twitter, Facebook, Google+, YouTube and Instagram with the hashtag #treasuredtuesdays or #tdt
I'll show you mine, now you show me yours.
I am officially beginning #treasuredtuesdays by posting a pic of my most treasured person in my life, my daughter, Hannah. This is only the beginning of my personal treasures that I will be sharing for #tdt. Stay tuned for my treasured decor and fashion finds and treasured items that I cannot do without.
I can't wait to see everyone's favorite life treasures, so pass on the treasures and see what gilded treasures come your way as we all share our baubles of treasures with one another. Put the treasures in the spotlight of #treasuredtuesdays and let them have their moment to shine. Never be afraid to dance.
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I don't know if you've noticed, but we've been getting more and more comments from women say that they want sex more than their husbands, completely shattering the stereotype that men always want more sex. There are blogs from women in these types of marriages, guest posts, threads on message boards, everywhere you see wives saying "I want my husband to want me!", but still the popular myth is maintained: that men need/want sex more than women. And anywhere a woman stands up and says "I like sex" or "I want sex every day" or "I want sex more than my husband", there is someone standing up calling "unicorn" (mythical creature). But anyone who runs a blog dealing with marriage or sex, and I'd guess anyone in that area of marriage counselling as well, has to know that these are not unicorns, and there aren't more of them every day, they're just becoming more vocal. Continue reading
I received a question today that frankly stunned me:
Do you have anything on, "What to do if you're a widow or widowed now", as now there's no sexual partner but only desires, what do you do?
Thank you
It stunned me because, I have not given a single thought to this, and frankly, that's pretty rare for me. Usually I have some thought on any subject. But this time I sort of echoed the question: "Yeah! What DO you do?" What if you are the surviving spouse, and you are used to having a sexual relationship and now it's suddenly gone?
So, I turn to the Bible, because it is my first source of wisdom. Then I discussed it with my wife, because she is my second source of wisdom, and she basically pointed me back to the Bible (with suggestions). And then I thought about it because, well, that's what I do, and sure enough, more Bible verses came to mind. So, here's what I came up with. Continue reading
We had a pretty rough Christmas break in 2012. December started with everyone in the family getting colds, which, with 4 kids is a fairly regular event, nothing new. We all got over it, except my wife. Hers persisted for weeks. She went to the doctor after the first couple of weeks, was told it's just a cough and cold, you'll get over it.
A few weeks later with no improvement, she went back. Turns out she had bronchitis. So, she went on the medication, which made her feel worse than ever. Finally, by mid-January, she's pretty much back to normal.
So, what does this have to do with Sex Within Marriage? Well, basically, our sex-life tanked during this sickness. Now, our marriage is pretty solid, and we can weather dry-spells like this these days. I'll admit, after a while, I do get a bit cranky, but I'm not feeling depressed or wondering if my wife still loves me like I used to.
But, after a week or two of our frequency being back up near normal, I have noticed quite a few things are different that I wasn't really noticing during the month. Now, I always knew that I performed better in life when we're having regular sex, but I didn't realize how much. Continue reading
I often read, in forums and comments, complaints from one spouse or another who isn't getting what they want out of sex. Sometimes it has to do with a very simple problem of the spouses not knowing each others goals in a sexual encounter (or all of them).
So, what are some potential goals for a sexual encounter? Continue reading
OK men, I'm going to address you a bit further down, but this part is for the ladies:
Short answer: No. I don't mean "tell him "NO"". I mean, there is no good way to tell your husband "No Sex Tonight". Here's why:
No matter what you say, how you phrase it, he's still going to hear that you have unilaterally decided that this component of your marriage is not happening tonight.
Now, what would happen if you tried to start a conversation with your husband and he, instead of responding verbally, handed you a card that said "No talking tonight", and then went back to watching TV. Chances are, you'd be fairly upset. Why? Because one person decided on their own what was happening in the marriage.
Some of you know how it feels to have your spouse decide their not coming to church today, not interested in praying today, don't want to do devotions together today. It hurts to have a component (spiritual in this case) taken away from your marriage without consent.
Now (speaking in the context of marriage), sex without consent is marital rape. No sex without consent is what many of in the marriage blog-o-sphere would term "refusal". Both are a breaking of the marriage vows, and I'd argue both are sinful.
So, how do you tell him it's not happening tonight? You don't. You shouldn't, and, you shouldn't have to. Here's why: Continue reading
I received this question in the comments on the post What Do I Do If I Get Turned On By Someone/Something Other Than My Spouse?
If you knew your spouse was deliberately looking at stuff to get aroused, but goes to you for sex, would you refuse them? Would you also refuse sex with your spouse if they accidentally see something arousing in a movie, but watch it anyway with no repentance or attempt to look away and then they come to you for sex?
It is one of my fears that I'm having sex with my husband, but he is having sex with someone else (in his mind.)
Now, this presents a problem, we have two concepts in direct opposition to each other:
- Sex is a marriage right. One spouse does not have the right to deny the other.
- Sex is viewed by many men as a "reward" or an indication that everything is alright in the relationship. So, having sex may be telling him that you are OK with his behavior.
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Arizona Athletics Facilities
The Arizona Athletics Department is on the southeast side of the University and is located in the recently renovated McKale Center.
Student-athletes from each of Arizona Athletics 19 sport programs train in McKale Center, the home of the Wildcats. Arizona men's basketball, women's basketball, volleyball and gymnastics teams compete in McKale's arena, while the remainder of the Wildcat teams compete in nearby venues.
The renovations for McKale Center include the addition of the Eddie Lynch Athletics Pavilion, the Jim Click Hall of Champions, the Bill Estes Strength and Conditioning Center, the Kasser Medical Center, the Albert and David Cohn Academic Service Center, the women's locker rooms and the Bob and Olga Strauss Computer Services Center.


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This Week:
Last Time Out:
Scouting William & Mary: The Tribe began the season as the 65th-ranked team but have since dropped to No. 73. They do not have any ranked singles players or doubles pairs. William & Mary was swept by No. 1 Georgia in its last match.
Series History:
Match Point Matalonga: In
Tremendous Transfer: Since transferring from
By Position: The Wildcats have had very solid play from the No. 2 and No. 3 positions in both singles and doubles. Jeff Groslimond is 6-2 at the two spot while Claudio Christen is 7-0 at the No. 3 position. In doubles,
Starting It Off: Heading into the 2006 season, the
Fall Finishers: Redshirt freshman Peter Zimmer led the Wildcats with a 10-4 record in the fall, including a win streak of six matches. Roger Matalonga and Claudio Christen also had solid showings in the fall season, going 9-4 and 8-3, respectively. Three pairs posted winning records for
Wildcats in the Rankings:
Stacked Pac: The Pac-10 will be difficult again this year with five teams beginning the season ranked in the top 25. UCLA is the defending national champion and is led by Benjamin Kohlloeffel's No. 3 singles ranking. Along with UCLA,
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Robert Griffin III threw for one touchdown and had a fumble turn into another score, and the Washington Redskins pulled within one game of the NFC East lead with a 17-16 win over the New York Giants on Monday night. The Redskins improved to 6-6 with their third straight victory, tied with the Dallas Cowboys and on the heels of the Giants, who have lost three of four to fall to 7-5. Griffin completed 13 of 21 passes for 163 yards and ran five times for 72 yards, breaking Cam Newton's NFL record for yards rushing by a rookie quarterback.
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Bain's Record Highlights Big Meet Split
Cardinal women beat Cal in 119th rivalry meet with Cal
Weissenbach, Duvio, Shine at Stanford Invitational
Action heats up at 29th annual meet
Track and Field Season Outlook: The Tradition Continues
Top freshman class complements All-Americans
Cardinal Women No. 9 in Pre-Season Rankings
Stanford returns 22 All-Americans
Stutzman, Atchoo Advance to Mile Final
Runners help Stanford men's DMR to eighth at NCAA indoors
Stanford Invitational (Photos by Richard Ersted)
Stanford Invitational (Photos by Richard Ersted)
Career Bests (thru 2013 indoors):
800 Meters: 2:14.70
1,500: 4:23.77
Mile: 4:53.80i
3,000: 9:10.16i
5,000: 15:56.42i
10,000: 35:11.04
Stanford Record Book:
3,000: 10th
5,000: 5th
Distance Medley Relay: 7th
At Stanford: Had a stunning 2013 indoor season, earning her first collegiate All-America honor and shattering personal records in the 5,000 and 3,000, moving into Stanford's all-time indoor Top 10 list in each.
2013 Season: Indoors - Shattered her personal record in the 5,000 by running 15:56.42 at the Husky Classic, placing fifth in the invitational section ... the time earned a spot in the NCAA Championships and her first All-America honor, as a second-team selection ... placed 15th at the NCAA's in 16:10.42 ... anchored the No. 7 distance medley relay time in school indoor history (11:06.46), at the Armory Invitational ... ran a PR of 9:10.16 in the 3,000 at the UW Invitational.
2012 Season: Outdoors - Placed eighth at the Pac-12 Championships in the 10,000, in 35:11.04 ... advanced to the NCAA West Preliminary Round in the 5,000, placing 34th in 17:19.37 ... set personal records in the 5,000 (16:16.37 at the Stanford Invitational) and 1,500 (4:23.77 at the Payton Jordan Invitational) ... received Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention. Indoors - Placed seventh in the MPSF Championships in the 3,000 (9:14.89) ... had a 3,000 personal-best of 9:12.97 at the UW Last Chance meet ... earned MPSF All-Academic recognition.
2011 Season: Outdoors - Did not compete. Indoors - Placed third at the MPSF Championships in the 3,000, running 9:19.77 ... helped Stanford to a third-place finish at the MPSF Championships in the distance medley relayafter running the anchor leg to finish off a team time of 11:18.80 ... ran a season-best 3,000 time of 9:16.89 at the UW Last Chance Meet.
Cross Country: Finished 43rd at the 2012 NCAA Championships, helping Stanford to a third-place team finish ... missed All-America status by less than a second ... was Stanford's No. 4 runner ... has run on every one of Stanford's postseason teams inher three seasons.
High School: The Arizona 5A-1 cross country state champion in 2008 and `09 ... a FootLocker All-West Regional Team member during all four years ... a FootLocker cross country national finalist during all four years ... a FootLocker second team All-American in 2008 and third team All-American in 2009 ... an ESPN/Rise Magazine Athlete of the Year finalist during her junior year ... The 2008 and 2009 Gatorade Arizona Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year ... Wendy's High School Heisman National Finalist in 2009 ... Arizona Interscholastic Association Scholar Athlete of the Year in 2009 ... holds 14 individual state titles, two in cross country and 12 in track ... Arizona state cross country championships course record holder at Cave Creek Golf Course ... Desert Twilight Cross Country Festival course record holder ... second on all-time Arizona track performance list in the 1,600 and 3,200 meters ...captained the cross country and track and field teams sophomore, junior, and senior years ... part of three-time Arizona State 5A-1 champion cross country team.
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Florida Marlins: Opening thoughts
Have to admit I thought the worst last season when I saw the Marlins were opening in New York. I figured 35 degrees and overcast. I'm in short sleeves. It's a gorgeous day and the forecast is no less promising for Opening Day and the rest of the series.
Season No. 18 is about to kickoff. I made most of my thoughts known in our preview wrap, including five hurdles the Marlins must clear to contend. For those of you who missed it, I also picked the Marlins to finish third in the NL East and win 86 games. Fire away on what I'm missing and why the Marlins will make the playoffs. My NL postseason teams are the Phillies, Cardinals, Rockies and Braves (Wild Card). I don't think there is a huge chasm between the Braves and Marlins. It certainly wouldn't surprise me to see the Marlins finish a game or two ahead of them again.
Also, wanted to inform you guys that in the next day or so we're starting an "Ask Juan" feature that will run throughout the season. Same concept as "Ask Ira" on the Heat page or "Ask Mike" on the Dolphins page. Look forward to your questions and generating some good dialogue on the Fish. In the meantime, you can always email your questions/comments to email@example.com or you reach me on Twitter @JCRMarlinsbeat.
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World T20: New Zealand Media Rue Loss to 'Frankenstein' England
AgenceFrance-Presse | Thursday March 31, 2016
England stormed into the final of the World T20 with a comprehensive seven-wicket victory over New Zealand, riding on opener Jason Roy's blazing 78.
Venezuela Leader Calls Jihadists a Western 'Frankenstein'
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday September 25, 2014
Venezuela's leftist President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday accused Western powers of helping create the jihadist crisis in the Middle East and said that the only solution involved respecting regional governments.
Why Daniel Radcliffe sympathizes with women
Sonal Gera | Tuesday February 25, 2014
Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe, who is has grown his hair to play Igor in the new version of Frankenstein, says it is harder than he expected.
Today's big releases: One By Two, 12 Years A Slave
Sonal Gera | Friday January 31, 2014
It's a mix of big city romance and American subaltern history at the box office today.
Audience choice to decide who'll dub for I, Frankenstein
SwatiC | Friday January 10, 2014
The Indian movie audience will have the choice to decide which TV or film actor they would like to hear as Frankenstein's Monster in the dubbed version of Hollywood film I, Frankenstein.
In Meghalaya, Adolf Hitler and Frankenstein are among contestants in this assembly elections
Assembly | Alok Pandey | Friday February 22, 2013
In the upcoming Meghalaya elections, Adolf Hitler is looking to secure one seat among 60 up for grabs among 345 contestants in the state's assembly. Mr Hitler, who is a member of Congress, is contesting from Bajengdoba, some 60 kilometres away from Tura, the district headquarters of West Garo Hills.
Hitler, Frankenstein contest local Indian polls
India News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday February 19, 2013
Politicians named after Adolf Hitler and Frankenstein are among 345 candidates competing in elections this week in Meghalaya which has a history of bizarre naming conventions.
Another 26/11-type attack on the cards: US
World News | Press Trust of India | Sunday May 10, 2009
A top Obama aide has warned of another "Mumbai-style" terror attack on India by the jihadist "Frankenstein monster".
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The definitive guide to our incredible, ever-changing world, this is the single-volume reference every library should have.
This lively encyclopedia gives kids the latest research on fragile ecosystems and climate shift, and engages young readers with riveting information, eye-catching illustrations, and peerless National Geographic photography.
How do twisters form? What makes lightning strike? Why are tropical rain forests the lungs of our planet? Curious kids want to know everything about their planet. They'll find the answers to their questions here, as they investigate our world from its core to its cosmic connections.
Michael Allaby is an internationally recognized authority on geography and environmental science, with a special interest in weather and climate. He has written or edited nearly 100 books on topics such as the distribution of plants and animals, and dangerous weather.
He is editor of the Oxford dictionaries of Earth Sciences, Ecology, Plant Sciences, and Zoology. In 2001 he won the Junior Prize of the Aventis Prizes for Science Books.


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RHS Minor
The minor in Rehabilitation and Human Services (RHS) supplements the educational needs of students across disciplines who wish to gain advanced knowledge and skills related to health, disability, and interpersonal interactions. In today's society, due to medical advances and an aging population, more people are living longer with chronic illnesses and disabilities, and many jobs require advanced interpersonal skills and knowledge of health, disability, and human service skills.
The minor in RHS is responding to this growing need by providing students with specific applied knowledge about living and working with a disability or chronic illness, as well as adjusting to a variety of social needs and problems, such as poverty, addiction, family violence, and homelessness. The minor is appropriate for any student interested in learning how to effectively work with people, particularly as they adapt and adjust to life with a disability. The minor enhances the education of students majoring in social and behavioral sciences, as well as business majors who work in settings that hire and maintain work environments for persons with chronic illnesses and disabilities. The minor will also enhance graduate study preparation for many students interested in working with people in applied settings.
Please email the RHS Minor Adviser, Dr. Deirdre O'Sullivan at email@example.com for additional information. Please put "RHS Minor" in your subject line.
Requirements for the Minor
For the minor in RHS, a minimum of 18 credits is required, 15 in RHS, including 6 of which must be at the 400 level. Students register themselves for the RHS minor using the Minor Declaration application on eLion once they have attained 5th semester standing (60 credits).
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MINOR: 18 credits (15 credits in RHS, including 6 which must be at the 400 level)
PRESCRIBED COURSES: (9 credits)
ADDITIONAL COURSES: (9 credits)
Selected 6 credits from RHS 301(3), RHS 302(3), RHS 303(3), RHS 401(3), RHS 402(3), RHS 403W(3)
Selected 3 credits from CMDIS, HPA, DISAB STUD, HRM, HD FS, PSYCH, SOC, NURN, CLJBA (approved by RHS Minor Advisor)
Requesting Admission
Before you begin to schedule the RHS Minor coursework you should:
• Email Dr. Deirdre O'Sullivan at email@example.com to obtain appropriate information on coursework.
• Dr. O'Sullivan will provide you with additional information regarding the RHS Minor application procedures that are appropriate for you.
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Campbell, Joseph. The Hero with a Thousand Faces. 3rd ed. Novato: New World Library, 2008.
Cantu, Norma. Canícula: Snapshots of a Girlhood en la Fronteras. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1997.
Lazos Vargas, Sylvia R. "'Latina/o-ization' of the Midwest: Cambio de Colores (Change of Colors) as Agromaquilas Expand into the Heartland." Berkeley La Raza Law Journal, 13.2, 2002.
Urrea, Luis Alberto. The Devil's Highway: A True Story. New York: Back Bay Books, 2005.
Luis Alberto Urrea official author website
Interview with Luis Alberto Urrea from the National Endowment for the Arts
Interview with Luis Alberto Urrea from the website of Bill Moyers
PBS documentary "The Border" contains resources, a timeline, and related links
The Library of Congress website features lesson plans, classroom materials, and resources on Mexican immigration to the U.S.


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The right mix of ingredients – the best people in the kitchen, a dash of curiosity, a twist of creative experimentation, the right story, something a bit spicy, and a full scoop of authenticity – in the kitchen, as well as in communication, makes a recipe for success.
At Eastwick, we love cooking up success for our clients across all of the people and places that matter. We also like stirring it up in our home kitchens and everywhere our favorite people gather. In this cookbook, our Eastwick chefs have collaborated to bring you over 30 recipes to celebrate the holiday season. Each is unique, shared with a note describing why the dish is special. May you enjoy them as much as we do.
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[artist id="3187077″]Justin Bieber[/artist] currently has a lot on his plate. He's on tour. He's working on a book and a movie . He's prepping the release of his next single, "U Smile." And he just wrapped shooting his cameo on "CSI." But that doesn't mean he isn't taking time to give back.
MTV News caught up with the teen star on Friday night at Usher's New Look Foundation's first World Leadership Awards in Atlanta. He was excited to use his celebrity to bring attention to the charity, as well as his voice to bring some tunes to the party.
"You know, I'm really excited to be here to support Usher, my mentor, and his New Look Foundation. I'm here [and] I'm performing tonight. I'm also helping out another charity," he shared on the red carpet. "It's called Pencils of Promise. It's all about giving back and helping out kids that need education. It's really important that I'm able to help out other kids. I'm a kid myself, so it means a lot to me."
While he tweeted his intention to release "U Smile" as a single very soon, at the event, he kept his plans rather vague. "Musically, the next thing you're gonna hear from me is I might be putting out a single in the next couple months," he said. "I'm always making hits."
Bieber also recently added a new job to his résumé. He will be the latest celebrity face for Proactiv acne treatment. "I'm definitely someone who suffers from acne," he says on the Proactiv website. "My parents got acne when they were growing up. And I'm determined to keep myself clear. If I got a face full of breakouts, I would definitely feel really self-conscious and not wanna do photo shoots, not wanna be singing."
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Check out details of new TLC spoiler series coined as "Sex Sent Me To The ER", which revels about medical crisis accidentally that arises with real life people.
It is little weird to think, but many times… it happens that couple get over excited while having sex and their some of the wrong movements let them to meet medical emergencies. TLC is going to air one new real life based series with name "Sex Sent Me To The ER." Its premier will be on air from December 28, 2013 at 10 pm and many people have shared some of the weird spoilers.


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Mary Elizabeth "Lizzy" Shaw, 62, of Middletown, DE passed away peacefully on Friday, May 17, 2013 at Christiana Hospital with her loving family by her side. Born on July 30, 1950 in Wilmington, DE, she was the daughter of the late Alvin E. and Frances H. (Pasterski) Gonce. Lizzy enjoyed visiting the beach and later in life took up sewing, which brought her great pleasure in making baby blankets for many newborns. She especially loved spending time with her two beautiful grandchildren. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a grandson, Isaac Benjamin Hall. Lizzy leaves many fond memories to her daughter, Christina Short and her husband, Michael; two sisters, Stella Rogers and Mary Ann Lockerman; two brothers, Robert L. and David W. Woodock; two grandchildren, Sherry Ann Hall and James Michael Short, as well as many dear family and friends. Graveside services will be held 11 am on Thursday, May 23 at Forest Cemetery in Middletown. Arrangements by Daniels & Hutchison Funeral Home LLC, Middletown, DE On-line condolences may be sent to www.daniels-hutchison.com.
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Intel shows off a Moorestown smartphone
Smarter than the average brick
INTEL IS SHOWING OFF a smartphone based on its Moorestown platform for mobile devices.
Chipzilla CEO Paul Otellini told the CES show yesterday that the GW990 smartphone will be made by LG Electronics and ship during the second half of the year.
This is the first device launched that is based on Moorestown, a chip platform with an Atom-based processor that Intel is targeting at smartphones and mobile Internet devices.
It has a five inch screen that can play back 720p high-definition video, supports multitouch input and includes cameras both front and back. The phone runs the Linux-based Moblin OS.
We've known that the device has been on the drawing board for a while. LG admited last year that it adopted the Moorestown platform for a device. Nokia also made a similar announcement but has not announced any products yet.
The GW990 smartphone can run multiple applications simultaneously and Otellini had it playing high-definition video and running a calendar application at the same time.
Intel claims that Moorestown uses half the power in active use and up to 50 times less power at idle compared to its predecessors.
It includes a power-efficient Atom processor dubbed Lincroft and the Langwell chipset. Lincroft is a system-on-chip with a 3D graphics accelerator, integrated memory controller and other components onboard. µ
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Guide to Campus Publications
Academic Regulations Manual. 1958-1961 (annual). General grading and degree requirements. ASF.
Announcements, see Official Publications
Annual Confidential Statement to the Board of Trustees. 1938-1939 (annual). Continues Report of the President to the Board of Trustees. 1, A.
Annual Register. 1893-1930 (annual). Faculty vitae, course descriptions, lists of students, registration statistics. 1, A.
Annual Report (1892). 1892. First annual report compiled by President William Rainey Harper, not completed or published. Bound typescript. 1, Vault.
*Annual Report (1982). 1982- (annual). Overview of the year's activities, financial statements. 1, A.
*Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, and Statutes. 1915- (annual). For the Board of Trustees. Title varies. After 1949, includes lists of trustees and officers. A.
Audited Financial Statements. 1976-1980. 1, ASF.
Budget Estimates of Income and Appropriations. 1906-1935 (annual). ASF.
Bulletin of Information (quarterly), see Official Publications
Circular of Information. 1893-1899 (annual). Information on admissions, regulations, course offerings. ASF.
*Convocation. 1893- (quarterly). Names, honors, and degrees of graduates. 1 [1893- ], A [1893- ], Vault [1893-1905].
Convocation Statements. 1893-1914 (quarterly). Statements by the president of the University delivered at convocations, also published in the Quarterly Calendar and the University Record. A.
Departmental Programmes. 1892-1905 (annual). Course descriptions and schedules (see also Official Publications). ASF.
Divisions and Professional Schools Handbook. 1932 (annual). Academic regulations. ASF.
Executive Bulletin. 1894-1900. Official announcements for administrators, faculty, and students from the President's Office regarding policy, rules, and regulations. ASF.
Graduate Schools Handbook. 1923-1930 (annual). Academic regulations and requirements. ASF.
*Guide to University of Chicago Programs for Teachers, Students, and Schools. 1987- (annual). Pre-collegiate programs. ASF.
*Handbook of the Graduate Schools of Arts, Literature, and Science. 1922-1926. Information and regulations. B.
High School Competitive Examinations. 1913-1943 (annual). Reports of scholarship examinations and awards given to high school graduates, including names of winners. ASF.
*Honors Awards Assembly Program. 1959- (annual). ASF.
Manual of Academic Regulations. 1960. ASF.
Official Bulletin. 1891-1892. Description of proposed University organization and academic programs. 1, A, Vault.
Official Manual for Students. 1932-1957 (biennial). General information and regulations. Continues Handbook of the Graduate Schools of Arts, Literature, and Science and Undergraduate Handbook. Continued by Student Handbook. B.
*Official Publications. 190l- (annual). Includes Announcements, Bulletin of Information (quarterly), Circular of Information (semiquarterly and quarterly), and Time Schedules (quarterly). Lists of faculty, degree requirements, course descriptions, time schedules. 1 [1901-1982], A [1931- ].
Official Publications / Online Catalogs (online edition)
Old University of Chicago Annual Catalogue. 1859-1886 (annual). List of officers and students, descriptions of departmental academic programs. A.
President's Report. 1898-1930 (annual). Statement to the Board of Trustees concerning all aspects of the University. Continued by Report of the President to the Board of Trustees. 1, A.
President's Report. 1966-1968 (annual). ASF.
Quarterly Announcements. 1897-1901 (quarterly). Course descriptions and schedules. ASF.
Quarterly Calendar. 1892-1896 (quarterly). Faculty vitae, degree requirements, course descriptions, lists of students, official reports and addresses, abstracts of papers read before student clubs. 1, A.
*Quarterly Enrollment Statistical Report. 1965- (quarterly). Produced by University Registrar. ASF.
Recorder's Monthly Report. 1904-1906 (monthly). Reports on actions of Ruling Bodies. ASF.
Recorder's Quarterly Report. 1907-1908 (quarterly). Reports on actions of Ruling Bodies. ASF.
Report of the President to the Board of Trustees. 1934-1936 (annual). Continues President's Report. Continued by Annual Confidential Statement to the Board of Trustees. 1, A.
Registrar's Annual Report. 1930-1958 (annual). Enrollment, matriculation, and graduation statistics. 1 [1930-1952, 1954-1955], ASF [1953, 1956-1958].
Regulations of the University of Chicago. 1901, 1903. Administrative organization, duties of ruling bodies, policies and procedures. 1, A.
Report of the Comptroller. 1928-1966 (annual). 1 [1928-1966], A [1966].
*Ryerson Lectures. 1974- (annual). Invitational lectures by members of the faculty, established in honor of Nora and Edward Ryerson. B [1974-1990], ASF [1991- ].
Special Circular of Information. 1894-1896 (annual). Summer Quarter course descriptions and schedules. ASF.
Special Reports. 1965. Issued by Office of the President. Selected speeches. ASF.
*State of the University. 1938- (annual). President's report to faculty, students, and alumni. Published in various formats. 1 [1938-1959], A [1938-1959], ASF [1969- ].
Student Handbook. 1958-1973 (annual). General information and regulations. Continues Official Manual for Students. Continued by Student Information Manual. B.
*Student Information Manual. 1974- (annual). General information and regulations. Continues Student Handbook. B.
Summer Quarter Announcements. 1926-1929 (annual). Course listings. Other years bound with Official Publications. B.
Summer Quarter Bulletin. 1948-1988 (annual). Courses and special programs. Published by Summer Quarter Office. ASF.
*Summer Session. 1991- (annual). Courses and programs. Published by Office of Continuing Education. ASF.
*Time Schedules. 1927- (quarterly). Course listings with time and room assignments. Before 1982, normally bound with Official Publications. B [1927-1929, 1982-1989], ASF [1989- ].
Time Schedules (online edition)
Treasurer's Report. 1971-1980 (annual). ASF.
Undergraduate Course Book. 1907-1924 (annual). Information and regulations, with space to list courses. ASF.
Undergraduate Handbook. 1926-1930 (annual). General information and regulations. B.
University of Chicago Financial Report. 1966-1975, 1981 (annual). 1, A.
*University of Chicago Record. 1967- (irregular). Official reports, addresses, faculty appointments and honors, eulogies. After 1986, published as insert in University of Chicago Chronicle. 1 [1967-1986], A [1967-1986], B [1986- ].
University of Chicago Record (online edition)
*University Policies on Drugs and Alcohol. 1993- (annual). ASF.
University Record. 1896-1908 (weekly). Official reports, addresses, actions of Ruling Bodies, notices of campus events, and activities of faculty. 1, A.
University Record New Series 1. 1915-1933 (quarterly). Official reports, addresses, notices of campus events. 1, A.
University Ruling Bodies. 1901-1930 (annual). Lists of members of faculties and administrative boards. A.


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Here she is – your Absolutchoice!
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Your votes have decided. A rabble-rousing, gay-marriage lobbying, tireless marching crusader has topped Same Same's 25 list to become the Absolut People's Choice.
Melbourne's Equal Love campaigner Ali Hogg told us she was thrilled when we contacted her to tell her the good news.
"Thanks so much, I can't believe this," she reacted. "It's so great that people have recognised the hard work that has gone into the campaign.
"This honour also reflects the persistence of the many thousands of people who have taken to the streets to demand their rights – it's important that this persistence is recognised because we need it to win!"
She also passed on her thanks to everyone who voted for her, and assured us that the year to come will be a huge one in the campaign for gay marriage – her work is not over until Australia's gay and lesbian couples can walk down the aisle and enjoy their special wedding day like any other Aussie can.
Like all the people on this year's Same Same 25 list, Ali Hogg received several nominations. People who nominated her raved about the time, energy and passion she pours into her cause.
She's a truly influential figure. Those who nominated Ali told us she was a real go-getting role model for younger people in our community. "Same-sex attracted and gender questioning young people are following her lead and demanding their rights, refusing to be sidelined as 'other' and therefore 'lesser'," one young Melbournite summed up.
Same Same's list of the 25 Most Influential LGBTI Australians – brought to you by Absolut Vodka – is here.
Equal Love's next rally in Melbourne is planned for Saturday 26 March. Find out more on the lobby group's official website.


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How Everyday Davids Win 1/3 of the Time—and Strategies For Slaying Your Personal Goliath
In yet another insightful piece from his series in The New Yorker, renowned author Malcolm Gladwell (The Tipping Point, Blink, Outliers) looks at the fabled "David beats Goliath" paradigm and finds it's not as rare as you might think. In fact, a little digging shows that there are a few common tactics that seem to recur whenever the underdog comes out on top of the competition. Read the article here:
How have you used these strategies, consciously or not, in your life or business to beat long odds?
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Thanks Tony! Always great perspectives from you and this great community…
There are so many of us "Davids" out there, fighting valiantly, and beating our Goliaths alone. It's time we banded together and leveraged each others' capabilities to focus on fighting the Goliath of all Goliaths. Imagine the capability that a community of connected Davids can do in concert as we fight those Goliaths together, leveraging each others' strength, and attacking from all flanks.
One statement from Gladwell's article, "When underdogs choose not to play by Goliath's rules, they win," is the key point. We need break more paradigms and take more stands… easier said than done, right?
In my life, I've fought Goliaths, and won, in collegiate athletic arenas, the literal battlefield as a United States Marine, in corporate arenas across the planet, and in my own spiritual warfare. I know how it's done. I know which stones to choose. I know how to carry the sling. I know Goliath's psychology. But what I DON'T know is what all you other David's know…
Now is the time for us to do it together, like it's never been done before. That's what it will take to slay the big Goliaths now. We need to band together, with trust and accountability to hold each other to his / her highest, and truly support one another. Like rowers in a boat, we must pull more than our weight, knowing that our fellow oarsmen are doing the same for us.
As an entrepreneur, I can definitely relate to the David's of the world. This article is some useful encouragement from two of my favorite 'giants'.
Great stuff Tony, keep delivering, especially your epic videos!
Great article…while the New Yorker story mainly uses sports (and a little military) analogies to talk about the David vs Goliath dilemna, it can equally be applied to any industry where your main competitors are entrenched (i.e. are the Goliaths) and you're David. You have to do things your way and not try to beat the big boys at their own game. Very interesting. And it's always a good idea to be our own unique selves anyway!
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correlating between the Goliath stone-throwing story, before Christ, and the 'thou the one without sin cast/throw the first stone' saying by Jesus himself, it almost seems that Jesus was some sort of society/cultural interventionist!
watta thought.
Thanks for posting this article, Tony. I just forwarded it to the Cairns Taipans basketball team who need all the help they can get LOL. Best regards, Jewel
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A total of 71 dogs and puppies were rescued by Thursday from a foreclosed home in Lamont, Florida these past few weeks after a family's home was foreclosed. The dogs had been roaming the area while family members would stop by and feed them stated a press release from the Humane Society of the United States.
For the past few weeks, the HSUS, Alachua County Animal Services and multiple volunteers have been helping the family with the dogs and removed the remaining 52 animals from the Jefferson County property. The owners have surrendered all of the dogs to the HSUS.
Kate MacFall, Florida state director for The HSUS, said;
"These dogs were caught in the middle of a terrible situation – the owner had too many animals and was unable to provide adequate care. They roamed the rural neighborhood and bred indiscriminately. The eviction just brought the situation to a crisis mode, especially with the bank wanting the dogs off the property. We're pleased to have been able to help these animals and give them an opportunity for a fresh start."
Many of the dogs were underweight. Some of the male dogs have been injured fighting over the female dogs. Other dogs are suffering from mange, ticks, open wounds and infections. A few of the female dogs are pregnant.
Jefferson County does not have their own Animal Control facility. The dogs have all been moved to the North Florida Animal Rescue in Wellborn, Florida where they will be checked and treated by veterinarians. Dogs will be available for adoption as early as next week.
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"Dancing With the Stars" has announced its celebrity line up for this season's competition. Thirteen couples will be competing for their chance to win. Ten professional dancers are long time favorites, however this season, they have added three new dancers.
According to Us Weekly, the female celebrity dancers along with their professional dancers are 17-year-old Sadie Robertson from "Duck Dynasty," and dance partner Mark Ballas. Sadie is the daughter of the CEO Duck Commander, Willie Robertson. Sadie designs dresses, selling them under the label Live Original.
Bethany Mota is paired with Derik Hough. Bethany has a successful YouTube channel on fashion and she was voted as Teen Choice Web Star.
Betsey Johnson is dancing with Tony Dovolani. Betsey is a fashion designer, known for her feminine and whimsical designs. She is full of energy, doing a cartwheel after one of her fashion shows.
Lolo Jones is dancing with Keo Motsepe. Although Lolo specializes in doing the 60 and 100-meter hurdles, she is also an athlete in bobsledding and track and field. She's a gold medal winner of the 2007, 2008, and 2009, at the indoor national titles for the 60-meter hurdles.
Janel Parrish has dance partner, Val Chmerkovskity. Janel is a singer-songwriter. She played Mona Vanderwaal on "Pretty Little Liars" and she was in the movie," Bratz: The Movie."
Lea Thompson has dance partner, Artem Chigvintsev. People remember Lea for her role as Caroline in "Caroline in the City" and "Back to the Future Trilogy."
Jonathan Bennett is dancing with Allison Holker. Jonathan has been in a number of movies, including "Mean Girls" and "Divorce Invitation." His TV roles are just as impressive, staring in "Veronica Mars" and "All My Children."
Tommy Chong is teamed up with Peta Murgatroyd. Tommy does it all in the entertainment world. He's a comedian, musician, director, writer, actor, and activist. Many remember his music albums Cheech & Chong
Randy Couture is dancing with Karina Smirnoff. Randy is an actor and a retired martial artist with an impressive record. He is a three-time UFC Heavyweight Champion, a two-time winner of the UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, an Interim UFC Light Heavyweight Champion and he was the UFC 13 Heavyweight Tournament Winner.
Alfonso Ribeiro and Whitney Carson are dancing together. Alfonso is remembered for his role in "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air." He hosted "Catch 21" and "Spell-Mageddon." He also does Broadway musicals and commercials. Alfonso was in the Pepsi commercial with Michael Jackson.
Sabato Jr. Antonio is dancing with Cheryl Burke. Sabato is a model and has been featured for Calvin Klein. He had a role on "General Hospital." He was also named as a spokesperson for the online dating service, AnastasiaDate.
Travis Smiley and Sharna Burgess will be dancing together this season. Travis wears many hats. He is an author, entrepreneur, liberal political commentator, advocate, talk show host, and philanthropist. Travis is the host of "Travis Smiley" which airs on PBS, "The Travis Smiley Show" from PRI and "Travis Talks" on BlogTalkRadio's Travis Smiley Network.
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