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Sanctuary Walk Apartments645 E. 21st st jacksonville, Florida United States of America
Sanctuary Walk Apartments Sanctuary Walk Apartments??? More like Sanctuary SLUM!!!! WON'T Give me my deposit back!!!!! jacksonville, Florida
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When I gave my deposit, the manager told me it would be a 2-3 week waiting period before the apartment was ready. Needless to say more than 2-3 weeks had passed and the manager had every excuse as to why the apartment wasnt ready on time. I gave them the benefit of the doubt and waited a little longer.
Almost 2 months later, my fiance and I received a call stating that the paperwork needed to be changed because our income bracket was over the maximum allowed for income restricted residences. The manager had us sign papers stating that I had no income coming in and that we were to only use my fiance's income (FRAUD). I signed the papers only because I was getting unemployment at the time and was scheduled to run out of benefits anyway.
2 weeks later we were called into the office to sign the lease (not one time did either of the property managers show me a floor plan of the apartment we were about to rent.), instead we signed the lease and was given a paper by one of the managers, upon her instructions we were to do our own walk through of the apartment and mark off what we were dissatisfied with and they would fix it.
My fiance and I got the keys, and went to the apartment and as soon as we walked in the door it was like walking into a nightmare. The floor in the entry way was filthy, the carpet was stained, the tub was dirty and mildewed, the refrigerator was dirty on the outside, and there were dried up maggots and gnats in the refirgerator. The stove and the microwave were stained with grease and old caked up food from the previous tenant.
We went back to the office the same day and told the apartment manager of the condition of the apartment. She admitted that she hadnt even been to check the apartment and assured us that on the upcoming Thursday (which would've been 48hrs later), the apartment would be ready.
My fiance and I called back on Friday, to check on the results of the apartment and the manager assured us that the apartment was ready and even sent the maintenance man back to the apartment to double check while my fiance was on the phone with her.
Friday evening we got off from work, and went straight to the apartment as we still had the keys, and not only had nothing been done, it was worse!!! On top of leaving the apartment how it was, the maintenance man had urinated in the toilet and left it for us to see. (all of which we have pictures and video to prove).
We went back to those office and sw both manager who both admitted that they hadnt even been to check the apartment, and we showed them the pics and video of how the aopartment was left, instead of the manager going to check on the apartment herself (being lazy), she sent the maintenance man back to the apartment and her exact words to my fiance and I were, "Go follow the maintenace man back to the apartment and tell him what needs to be done".
My fiance and I were LIVID, we then left the keys on the table with both managers and stated that we would not be renting the apartment and that we would be back for our deposit.Now, every time we try and contact the managers they have an excuse as to why they havent given our deposit back and now they are saying that the owners of the complex will not give us our deposit back because we signed the lease already. The lease should be null and void, because we have yet to move into the apartment, and we were'nt even supposed to be in the apartment because we are over the income restriction bracket.
This is the last attempt to collect my deposit, either pay me my deposit back, or expect to see the video and pictures of the apartment presented to my fiance and I on our local news station.
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Although digital printing technology has existed for at least a couple decades, the use of narrow-web digital presses to print labels for pharmaceutical products is a more recent development.
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In addition, the deletion of so many of the steps in the process helps eliminate areas for potential quality-related issues. Many pharma manufacturers see digital printing as a way to improve the overall quality of printed packaging.
Computer control also ensures high-quality reproduction equivalent to offset printing with precise registration, scannable bar codes, and consistent color label-to-label and run-to-run. In fact, color consistency and registration are improved significantly when compared to conventional print methods. Because the computer-based process relies on electronic data, variable information such as serialized coding is easily included, making the technology ideal for meeting track-and-trace and pedigree requirements.
Digital printing also is compatible with radio frequency identification (RFID) as well as a wide range of security features such as microprinting, color-shifting ink, taggants, watermarks, and two-dimensional barcodes.
Because changeover from printing one label design to printing another is primarily computer-based, it requires minimal cleaning and reconfiguring of the press and generates very little waste, typically not more than 20 ft. of label material. As a result, downtime related to changeover is almost nonexistent, making the computer-to-label digital printing process well suited to the extremely short runs typically required for promotions or prelaunch samples. However, longer runs, up to about 200,000 labels, often are cost effective.
"Depending on label size, the economic target would be runs of 1000 to 200,000," says Joe Tenhagen, vice-president of marketing at Nosco (Gurnee, IL), a printer that specializes in producing labels and other packaging for the pharmaceutical industry. "With this new business solution, production planners can rethink how they order, receive, and manage their brands," he adds.
A mathematical formula—label width × label length × quantity—can help determine whether digital printing is practical for a particular label. Generally, if the answer is between 400 and 600, the job is a good candidate for digital printing, according to Nosco's website. Thus, digitally printed labels are being specified for a growing number of pharmaceutical, biotech, and animal-health products and medical devices where the majority of SKUs fall within this volume range.
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I am pleased to be the Writing Center Director at SVSU, working with such talented and dedicated tutors! I've taught freshman composition and general education literature classes at SVSU for over 15 years; during that time, I served for seven years as the Writing Center Coordinator and for two years as the First Year Writing Coordinator. My writing center research focuses on tutor training, embedded tutoring, and developing self-efficacy in student writers. I currently serve as the Director for the Saginaw Bay Writing Project, and I coordinate the Boehm and Braun student writing awards for the University Writing Committee..
My favorite part of the day is anytime I walk out of my office into our writing center filled with students talking, debating, and thinking aloud about their writing—as Beth Boquet says, "It is a cacophony of sound" that I never tire of hearing.
I've worked at SVSU for almost 15 years and most of my time is spent teaching English 111, English 212, and general education literature courses. I take much joy in trying to demystify the writing process for students and teach them the conventions of academia; I love to witness that "ah-ha" moment when things click for students and they challenge themselves to move to the next level. My goal is to help students be conscious about and deliberate in the decisions they make as they engage in the joys (and pains) of writing.
Outside the traditional classroom, I have involved myself in various activities and programs that celebrate and promote good writing at SVSU: I've served as the faculty advisor to Cardinal Sins; I've been co-editor of Literacy Link; I've been involved with the Honors Program and the First Year Writing Committee; and I helped establish the internship program in English.
Other "writerly" aspects of my life? I recently completed my dissertation at Wayne State University, where I specialized in twentieth-century American literature, specifically African-American drama, and I've been fortunate enough to have poems published in various venues.
I graduated from SVSU in May 2015 with my degree in Professional and Technical Writing. As a student, I tutored at the Writing Center for over two years. I loved my time as a tutor and I am very happy to remain with the SVSU community through my technical writing position.
My favorite part about being a tutor was helping students feel more confident about their writing. I also gained confidence and became very involved in the writing center field. I mentored new tutors, conducted research about tutor mental health, presented at four writing center conferences, and received the YWCA Emerging Woman Leader Award for my leadership and contributions to the SVSU and writing center communities.
When I was a student at SVSU, I wrote for The Valley Vanguard and studied abroad in Ireland and Greece. Currently, I am also a graduate student in Eastern Michigan University's Written Communication program, where I teach first-year writing and tutor in the Writing Center. I hope to someday work as a writing center administrator. In my free time I enjoy reading, listening to music (especially from my record player), making jewelry, traveling, and practicing yoga and Pilates.
I'm a senior at SVSU, majoring in Literature and double minoring in Creative Writing and Criminal Justice; I am also pursuing a TESOL Certificate (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). I am an Information Management Co-op at The Dow Chemical Company, a Botz fellow, and a member of the 17th Class of Roberts Fellows.
If I could, I would probably live in a library; I will read almost anything I can get my hands on, but my favorite genres are dystopian literature and classics. My favorite books are The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis and The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. I love watching the sunrises and walking in the woods, swimming in the ocean and exploring new art museums. My favorite color is yellow, and I love it because it reminds me of the sun. Someday I want to live in a place where the sun shines everyday! I love Michigan, but I am not fond of Michigan winters.
For me, writing is a beautiful way to communicate with others, and I love to help people cross communication barriers. Whether it is in a different country and I am trying to cross a language barrier, or I am working with someone who is trying to express their thoughts in writing, I love how language brings people together. I love working in the Writing Center, where I get to help other students expand and improve their use of language in writing; I truly feel that by doing so we as tutors are opening up possibilities for students and putting more of the world in their hands.
I'm a junior at SVSU pursuing a degree in English with a minor in Creative Writing. I was born and raised in a small town called Richville (about a half hour from SVSU), so mid-Michigan has always been home for me.
Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and related works will always top the list of my favorite books. I remember staying up late into the night rereading them throughout grade school—while the movies will never do the books justice, I'm also a big fan of those as well. I'm a huge Star Wars nerd and could probably fill an afternoon reciting what I know about that fictional universe. My dream home would be located near a warm coast—California and Florida both sound like they'd make great places to settle down.
I enjoy using my writing skills to help others who may be struggling with any part of the writing process. I learn a lot as a tutor and I know I will carry the skill-set I develop at the Writing Center with me throughout both my academic and professional careers.
I am currently in my third year at SVSU, and I am double majoring in Biology and Psychology. I plan to continue my schooling at the graduate level and eventually pursue a career in neuroscience research. This field fascinates me, and I look forward to one day obtaining a more thorough understanding of how we function.
Even though neuroscience might seem a bit disconnected from the kind of work done in the Writing Center, writing is integral to the sciences, and I love being a tutor! I enjoy helping others articulate their thoughts and achieve both academic and personal success. Seeing a writer develop, achieve goals, and gain confidence is incredibly gratifying. I also love being a tutor in the Writing Center because I learn, gain, and develop just as much as the students who come in seeking feedback. As tutors, we get to discuss all sorts of interesting topics, ideas, and perspectives with students who are from diverse backgrounds, which is always refreshing. I look forward to learning something from every session!
I am a fourth year student majoring in Nursing. I have a passion for helping people, which is part of the reason why I chose Nursing as my field. I am a member of the Student Nurses' Association on campus as well as the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. Once I graduate with my BSN, I would like to continue with my schooling and become a Nurse Practitioner.
I am from Lambertville, a small town in southern Michigan, about five minutes from Toledo, Ohio. It's neat being able to have the perks of living in a small town, but still be able to visit the "big city" and have fun. One of my favorite things to do on a rainy day is curl up on the couch with a blanket and watch movies. My weakness is ice cream and my favorite flavor is mint chocolate chip.
I love my job as a Writing Center tutor! I love helping people with their school work and writing is one of my favorite topics. Being able to help a student understand what they are writing about is a great feeling.
Fall 2015 will mark my fifth year at SVSU and my third semester as a writing tutor. I am currently working on obtaining my degree in Secondary Education with a major in English and a P.E. minor.
I will read almost anything that is recommended to me, and my favorite book is The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. My favorite colors are maize and blue, and my favorite kind of ice cream is Moose Tracks.When I have nothing better to do, I prefer to binge on whatever series has my interest on Netflix. Whenever I get bored with the series I am watching, I usually take a break from it by watching as many episodes of The Office as I have time for. If I could choose one place to live, it would be Southern California, close to a beach.
I love motivating students and helping them build confidence in their writing. Not only am I looking forward to doing that as a teacher in the future, but I am lucky enough to give students the tools that they need to become better writers every day at the Writing Center!
I am a third year student here at SVSU, double majoring in Psychology and Creative Writing. I am part of Active Minds, an organization on campus that encourages students to speak openly and learn more about a variety of mental health issues. I am always searching for new opportunities to grow, and at SVSU, there are some around every corner.
It's hard to pick my favorite book, but the Harry Potter series is always on my bookshelf no matter where I go. My favorite color is green, and the best ice cream flavor is, of course, Mackinac Island Fudge (but I won't say no to any flavor.) On rainy days, I like to read, write poetry, and watch Netflix. When it's not raining, I like canoeing, walking in the woods, and biking. I love living in Charlevoix (my hometown); however, I want to travel and experience new places.
I love working at the Writing Center! I enjoy helping students communicate their ideas better and learn to love writing. This journey has helped me to become more outgoing and connect to more people around campus, as well.
I'm a fourth year student majoring in Biology and minoring in Chemistry. After graduating from SVSU, I plan on attending Michigan State University's College of Veterinary Medicine to obtain my Doctor of Veterinary and PhD degrees. When I'm not in class or at the Writing Center, I work as a veterinary assistant at a private practice in Midland, where I get to cuddle with pooches and learn some science and medicine! I have a passion for all critters (even the creepy-crawlies), and I enjoy spending time with my guinea pigs, Nicky and Boomer.
I am currently beginning work on my thesis, which focuses on crayfish behavior. I am also a member of SVSU's Honors Program, and I have been fortunate enough to study abroad in Taiwan. In my free time, I like getting lost in Wikipedia, binge-watching shows on Netflix, and reading.
This is my third year as a Writing Center tutor, and my favorite part about tutoring is helping students grow more confident in their abilities. I love working with students on brainstorming and analyses, because helping students think critically allows them to see that they have great ideas!
I am senior at SVSU, but I still have a long way to go as I am double majoring in Elementary Education and English Language Arts. I will be applying to the College of Education in the Fall of 2015 and will hopefully (I have my fingers crossed) be graduating in the Fall of 2017.
I love to read, although I could never single out a book as my favorite. My most recent favorites include Mark Zusak's The Book Thief and Hillary Jordan's When She Woke. I am working on finishing The Maze Runner, so that I can watch the movie after I read the book! I love writing, and I was even lucky enough to spend a week helping out at the Cardinal Creative Writing Camp this past summer. I also spend time tutoring local children in reading and writing.
In my free time—if such a thing really exists—I enjoy going on camping trips, kayaking, hosting bonfires, and taking road trips all over the state. I have lived in Saginaw my whole life, but someday I would love to travel outside of the United States and explore cultures that are vastly different from my own.
I am always so excited to tell people about my work at the Writing Center because I believe we really do make a difference in the lives of the students with whom we work. I have spent the past year helping students with their writing, while also improving my own writing and honing my teaching skills, and I look forward to the years to come. It never ceases to amaze me how much I can learn from the students with whom I work and how many opportunities to learn and grow exist on our campus. I like to think that I am lucky to have the chance to work with so many wonderful people and to help the students on our campus to be the best writers they can be.
I am a fourth-year student at SVSU, majoring in Secondary Education with content areas in English and History. I am from Sebewaing, MI; for those of you who don't know (probably everyone), it is on the east side of the Thumb. As a tutor at the Writing Center, I enjoy helping students get their thoughts down on paper. I have found that simply talking through an idea with a student can help them to focus their thoughts.
I enjoy reading both YA fiction as well as classic novels. My favorite books are The Count of Monte Cristo and the Harry Potter series. My ideal rainy day would involve some leisurely reading, playing a board game or two, and watching a couple of TV episodes on Netflix (currently The Office or Psych). My dream retirement home would be a cottage within driving distance of Lake Michigan.
Hello, all, I am Madison Martin, a third-year student at SVSU. I am hoping to complete a dual major in Theatre and English, and a minor in Creative Writing. What I'm going to do with these studies, I couldn't tell you. In addition to tutoring, I also work in the Office of Student Life where I coordinate events and book rooms for organizations on campus.
My favorite flavor of ice cream, if I had to choose, would be strawberry, or vanilla with rainbow sprinkles. I love theatre; it is a huge passion of mine, and I've been involved in plays since I was in fifth grade. As such, I would really like to live somewhere like New York, Chicago, or London, where there's a vibrant theater community—and night life. I'm also a very crafty person. Whether it's making my own (awesome) cards, making jewelry, or creating characters out of clay, I love it all. On rainy days, I like to sit down with a book, or watch Netflix (currently binge-watching Supernatural). I am a night owl, do most of my best work at night, and definitely don't like getting up in the mornings.
At the Writing Center I enjoy helping students understand writing and come to love it as much as I do. It's a great way to express yourself, as it's literally your thoughts in words. I like that tutoring allows me to help students develop their written voices, and think of writing less as an obligation, and more as a fun exercise in expression.
I am a fourth year student at SVSU. I began my college journey as a History major, but soon after my first semester I discovered a love for Political Science, since I find the structure of society and all the connections we encounter very interesting. Someday soon I hope to enter into the National Park Service as an Interpretive Ranger, thus being able to still use my interest in history. To me, writing is something more than just putting pen to paper. I see it as a way to express things that sometimes can't be expressed while speaking. I use my time at the Writing Center to help others discover this truth. I believe that no one should be afraid of writing.
I grew up an Air Force brat, but have since lived in Tawas City for the majority of my life. It was there that I found my love for sailing and the outdoors. I am the Assistant Harbor Master at a marina in town and dread the day I have to leave. Apart of being outside all day, I love working with the people; I have always tried to be approachable and congenial towards others. I look forward to working with everyone who comes into the Writing Center!
I'm a sophomore majoring in English and minoring in History and Creative Writing.
I love to travel and have already visited Haiti and France. I hope to check more countries of my to-visit list soon! If I could live anywhere, I would like to live in the south of France, in Aix-en-Provence. I'm obsessed with European history—particularly the French Revolution—so living in a place that can trace its roots to the Roman empire and beyond would be a dream come true. Better yet, I'd like to live in Hogwarts or Narnia or at Pemberley Estate. Realistically, though, I hope to live in the Seattle or east coast area. Somewhere rainy, cold, and near the ocean would be nice.
I swear I'm mostly sane. I love rainy, cold weather because it gives me an excuse to stay inside, curl up under a blanket, and read a good book or binge-watch TV. I'm a big fan of Pride and Prejudice (and the 2005 movie adaptation), but I also have a soft spot for anything by Poe or Hawthorne. I also enjoy reading fairy tales and their adaptations.
Pride and Prejudice is one of my favorite movies, but I also like Guardians of the Galaxy, Beauty and the Beast, and Les Misérables. I watch way too many TV shows to list. My favorites are Daredevil, Sherlock, Agent Carter, Agents of Shield, Doctor Who, Gilmore Girls, and Psych. My favorite color is dark blue. I like tropical frozen yogurt or chocolate peanut butter ice cream.
I look forward to meeting people from all kinds of backgrounds through this position. I'm also excited to help students improve their writing skills and I hope that, through their improvement, they'll come to enjoy writing as much as I do—or more!
Hello everyone! I am a junior majoring in Creative Writing with Psychology and Literature minors.
My favorite book would probably have to be The Princess Bride. (Not to be confused with The Princess Diaries, even though Anne Hathaway's performance as a nerd-turned-princess was pretty remarkable.) My favorite color is blue—not to be confused with indigo, which is my least favorite color, though I couldn't tell you why. My favorite ice cream flavor really depends on the day, but I'm a sucker for any fruit/chocolate combo ice cream, so black raspberry fudge and chocolate strawberry have always been staples.
I love rainy days, especially when there's not much to do. I tend to have TV show marathons—really, the only proper way to watch a TV show is to binge-watch the episodes all in a row. Doctor Who is a particular favorite, though I've run through a lot of sitcoms as well.
If I could live anywhere, it would be somewhere warm. I do love the fall, but I could skip the winter season without shedding too many tears. I've always dreamed of traveling Europe. I'm too much of a homebody to want to move there permanently, but there is so much art and culture I want to experience first-hand. Perhaps I'll get there some day!
I'm excited to work in the Writing Center with people who love writing as much as I do. I'm looking forward to improving my own skills as I work to improve the skills of others, and through my work in the Writing Center, I hope to make writing less of a challenge for students!
Hello, everyone! I am pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering, but language, writing, and communication are still very important to me. I transferred to SVSU in Fall of 2015 after receiving my Associate's in Science from Delta.
With Delta, I had the opportunity to travel to Costa Rica, where I practiced my Spanish and took a course on Latin American literature. In August of 2015, I spent a month in Greece, thanks to the generosity of my boyfriend's family. I was completely immersed in the culture of a small mountain village (Domvraina) and had the opportunity to stay on some islands as well, all while working on learning the Greek language.
As nerdy as it sounds, I love school. My academics are really important to me and I value the variety of experiences I have gained through my education. In addition to school (and being a proud member of your Cardinal Marching Band), I enjoy ballroom dancing, singing, and playing video games—which are my guilty pleasure. My favorite ice cream flavor is moose tracks—but only the kind from a parlor with the really large fudge swirls. My favorite novel is Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett. If I could pick anywhere to live, I would go back to Evia, Greece and stay on the island there with my boyfriend's grandparents.
As I begin working at the Writing Center, I am looking forward to sharing my love of writing with other students and connecting with them on a personal level. I know what a fearful experience writing can be and I hope to help alleviate that fear and inspire a love for writing in my peers. Writing is an essential skill in any field, and I hope to foster deeper appreciation and understanding of the craft in others.
I'm a junior majoring in Political Science and minoring in Spanish. I plan on pursuing a master's in rhetoric at a Peace Corps affiliated program after graduation.
Language and travel are both very important to me. I'd like to learn as many languages as possible throughout my life because I love the idea of being able to communicate with people from different cultures. I studied abroad for a semester in Bilbao, Spain my freshmen year and now I can't wait for my next adventure.
My favorite book is The Stranger by Albert Camus. I like to go camping (we live in the perfect state for it) and pretty much any activity that involves being outdoors. I've been to over 20 states and I can say without a doubt that Michigan is my favorite.
I love writing and I think the ability to communicate effectively is of the utmost importance. I think that writing helps me to better understand my ideas as well as who I am as a person. I hope that, in working at the Writing Center, I can help others to develop their writing skills and realize how enjoyable the writing process can be.
Hi, Cardinals! My name is Kylie Wojciechowski and I'm beginning my senior year at Saginaw Valley. I'm studying technical writing, philosophy, and computer information systems. I serve as editor-in-chief of The Valley Vanguard and am involved with Active Minds, TEDxSVSU, and Campus Cursive. I'm a member of the Leopold J. Kantzler Fellowship and the 16th class of the Donna J. Roberts Fellowship. I don't really know what else to say about myself. Come to the Writing Center and let's work on your writing.
I am a fourth-year student pursuing a major in International Business with a minor in Creative Writing. I hope to connect my passion for writing with my love for traveling. I grew up in Fenton, Michigan, so seeing more of the world has always been of interest to me.
During the summer of 2014, I studied abroad in Aix-en-Provence, France, and also had the opportunity to visit four other European nations. I learned a lot about myself while traveling, and I have gained so much confidence since this adventure. This experience has made my "travel bug" expand, resulting in another study abroad trip to Vaxjo, Sweden, during the winter of 2016.
Traveling has made me appreciate writing even more because we tend to take both for granted. I love helping all students during the writing process, but my perspective for tutoring ESL has changed. Culture and writing are very connected, and I feel that my appreciation for both of these things have made me a better tutor.


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Avid Radiopharmaceuticals completed the first closing of a $34.5 million series D financing. Avid will use the proceeds primarily to fund final development stages and, if approved, to commercialize its Alzheimer's amyloid imaging compound, 18F-AV-45. Additionally some of the money will be invested into Phase II trials with its Parkinson's disease imaging compound, 18F-AV-133, and general working capital needs.
Alta Partners led the round, and participating companies included existing investors AllianceBernstein, Safeguard Scientifics, Pfizer Venture Investments, Lilly Ventures, RK Ventures Group, and BioAdvance.
Avid reports that 18F-AV-45 was the first amyloid imaging compound to enter multicenter, IND-approved, clinical studies in the U.S. It has now been studied in more than 350 individuals, ranging from cognitively normal individuals to those with Alzheimer's disease.
Avid is also providing 18F-AV-45 to measure amyloid burden as a biomarker in Phase II and Phase III trials of experimental disease-modifying agents under development by pharmaceutical company collaborators.
18F-AV-133 is targeted to the vesicular monoamine transporter to image neurodegeneration in dementia with Lewy bodies and Parkinson's. Avid also has a Phase I program in imaging beta cell mass in type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus.
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NEW MADRID -- For the last year, the New Madrid County Central softball team had to live with a 2-1 loss to the Kennett Lady Indians last spring. On Wednesday, the Lady Eagles got their revenge.
Taking advantage of an error in the bottom of the fifth, NMCC scored the only run of the game and kept their perfect record alive with a 1-0 victory.
"I couldn't be more pleased," said NMCC coach Steve Rogers. "We've got a great group of girls. (Kennett) starts nine seniors, they're a veteran ballclub and they're well coached. They play in the fall and for us to beat them, even by the score of 1-0, I can't hardly describe it.
"The girls and I have won more than 200 games (in my career) and this has got to be the biggest because (Kennett) is a quality, quality opponent."
The game featured two of Southeast Missouri's top pitchers in NMCC's Kelly Robey and Kennett's Laurel Jones and neither disappointed. Each team was only able to get one hit in the game as both pitchers dominated the hitters.
Robey kept the Kennett hitters off-balance all game, not allowing a runner past second base, striking out 15 while walking one and hitting one batter. Kennett's only hit of the game came in the top of the fifth when Jordan Wagster singled to right.
"The girls played great defense and Kelly was just stellar on the mound today. She just shut them down," Rogers said. "They only had one weak hit to right that we could have very easily threw out at first. Kelly was on top of her game day and we played great defense behind her."
While Robey was cruising on the mound, she also benefited from stellar play in the field, led by second baseman Anna Manley and third baseman Samantha Hunter. Manley had four putouts in the game while Hunter had two and nearly caught a foul ball while crashing into a fence.
"(The defense) played really well today," Robey said. "That is what makes me the most nervous, but I just have to trust them and they really did good today."
While Robey was dominate on the mound, she also had the only hit of the day for NMCC, a double down the right field line in the fourth inning. However it was the fifth inning when the Lady Eagles finally broke through.
Designated hitter Dallas Campbell led off the inning with a walk and stole second. One out later, Katie Rausch hit a sharp ground ball to the shortstop, but the throw was errant and Campbell was able to come around and score.
"That's what you have to do, take advantage of their mistakes," Rogers said. "They made (an error) and it was a big one and we wound up getting a run out of it."
NMCC has uncharacteristically found themselves in close games the last week, beating Portageville 2-0 last week and Charleston 5-1 on Tuesday and with those games fresh on their minds, never flinched after getting the slim lead.
"Kelly and me are pretty good under pressure," said senior catcher Shelby Lawrence. "That's usually when we play our best. The defense had their head on straight. The last couple games have been kind of close, but we knew we had to put our head on right for this game.
"(To win) means a lot. This is definitely the team we've been looking forward to beating all year long."
Jones took the hard-luck loss for Kennett, striking out 10 in six innings while walking two.
"Our hitting could have been better but we played a good team today, so that's to be expected," Robey said.
With the win, NMCC improved to 13-0 and are seeking their third undefeated season in school history.
"After getting beat 2-1 last year we felt like we owed (Kennett) something," Rogers said. "It was a good ballgame and I couldn't be happier. It was just a big win for us."
NMCC will be back in action today when they travel to Bernie.
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WP -- Kelly Robey (11-0). LP -- Laurel Jones. 2B -- (N) Robey.


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A new agreement to keep your children safe from online sexual predators.
Kentucky and several other states made the agreement with MySpace, an online networking site, some say is used to prey on teens and children.
WYMT's Angela Sparkman spoke to the Kentucky Attorney General about the agreement.
Attorney General Jack Conway says this will create a safety task force and change MySpace rules.
Now people over 18 can't access pages for kids underage and they'll monitor to make sure no one is lying about their age to get past the rules.
Police, parents, and even kids themselves, think this is a good idea.
Teenager Charlotte Hale says she gets on MySpace everyday.
She uses it to stay in touch with friends she doesn't see often and doesn't mind new safety features.
"I've seen dateline or TV shows that talk about sexual predators and I think it's a good idea," Hale said.
As both a parent and a high school principal, Ted George believes worries about kids online.
"They don't look at that there's a potential predator out there that's looking for them and trying to make contact with them to do things they shouldn't do," Ted George, Prestonsburg High School Principal said.
That's exactly why Attorney General Jack Conway says he and other Attorney Generals struck an agreement with MySpace directors.
"While the internet is a wonderful tool, it is also a tool for crime, and too many children are being selected online via the internet. We are limiting the ability of sex offenders to register online," Conway said.
The agreement actually prevents any adult from contacting someone under 18.
Conway says MySpace will create two different user categories, one for kids under 18 and one for people over 18. People in different groups can't interact easily. They'll also create a safety task force to make sure no one is lying about their age to get by the rules.
"It will make our job just a little bit easier. It's just really hard to combat any other type of internet crime," Sgt Danny Martin said.
Charlotte Hale says she's always careful online, but thinks this could help potentially save a life.
"I'm okay with the safety measures if it helps keep other girls from predators," Hale said.
Attorney General Conway says parents shouldn't use this new safety measure as a substitute though.
He says parents should still monitor their kids on MySpace


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The company is presenting its new corporate image, which includes a new logo and website, among other language and visual elements
This is part of a comprehensive transformation process in the context of new initiatives for its 20th anniversary.
Buenos Aires, August 2012 – gA, the leading independent Latin American business process transformation firm, announces the launch of its new branding strategy, featuring a new corporate image that represents the culture and identity of the organization, that is currently celebrating its 20th anniversary.
gA's redesign was developed at the multicultural lab of Pentagram, a prestigious and innovative design agency, with presence in London, New York, Berlin, and Austin. The team of specialists was led by designer Daniel Weil (who worked for brand transformations like those of Benetton, Windows 8 and United Airlines), and Naresh Ramchandani, writer and communication expert (awarded at the Cannes festival and columnist for The Guardian)
In order to come up with this new image, the group of experts focused on the identity of gA, particularly its culture and values. With that in mind, they traveled from London to the company's offices and did a detailed research and analysis that included interviews to the management team, former and current employees, clients, and providers. These perspectives helped highlight and individualize the company's distinctive features as well as its differential value.
The final result is a branding and communications platform reflected in a new logo that was made with the company's initials (gA), using a typography and color that reflects the two distinctive values of its organizational culture: amateur passion and professional excellence. At the same time, the transformation includes the development of a new website and the renovation of all institutional and communication materials, which are now based in different oral and written languages and include the new slogan ("We look ahead, we get things done.") and "The 10 ways", a decalogue describing the fundamentals on which gA bases its efforts to make things happen.
In recent years, gA has consolidated as the leading Latin American company in business process transformation, changing not only technologies but the also the companies and the people that use them. Today, it provides application management services to 54,000 final users of SAP and Oracle J.D. Edwards in five continents, with more than 1,400 employees in 8 offices in Latin America and representatives in the US and Europe.
"This is one of the biggest transformations gA has ever experienced in all of its history. The same way we help our clients to transform their businesses every day, this time the transformation begins with us", said Roberto Wagmaister, Founder and CEO of the company. "Our brand is one of our most important assets, a synonym for commitment, professionalism, team spirit, and dedication. In the last 20 years, gA has become a company that focuses on its clients and results, with a strong drive to get things done", he added.
Corporate Develoment VP Paul Dougall also said: "gA's new logo reflects who we are, our perspective and singular culture. Our clients, staff, and shareholders are the finest example of what our brand represents: a passion for what we do and the excellent quality of our service. As of today, we strengthen our attributes and give our brand the modern look of an innovative and visionary company that is deeply committed to bringing results."


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Hotel Espace Charenton in Paris
The hotel Tolbiac : a cheap hotel 25 min far from the Espace Charenton
You have to go to an event taking place in the Espace Charenton and you are looking for a cheap hotel room in Paris ?
The hotel Tolbiac is a family-owned hotel, offering you modern bedrooms from €39.5 (they have been recently renovated).
A excellent price/quality ratio confirmed by our presence in Le Guide du routard, Le Petit futé and Paris Pas Cher (2015 edition of French tourists guides).
Location of the hotel Tolbiac
The hotel Tolbiac is ideally located : you will be near from the metro stations Tolbiac and Olympiade, from the tramway 3, you will even be 5 min far from the Place d'Italie and 25 min far from the Espace Charenton.
You will be able to move easily in Paris or to go very quickly to the Gare de Lyon or the Gare d'Austerlitz.
You will so be sure to arrive on time to your event and to appreciate your stay in Paris, worry-free.
How to go from the hotel Tolbiac to the Espace Charenton :
By bus : take the bus 83 at the station Lycée Claude Monet and going to Porte d'Ivry-Claude Régaud, then get off at the station Chateau des Rentiers. Then, take the bus PC2 at the station Chateau des Rentiers and going to Porte de la Villette, then get off at the station Porte de Charenton.
How to go from the Espace Charenton to the hotel Tolbiac :
By bus : take the bus 87 at the station Porte de Reuilly and going to Champ de Mars, then get off at the station Charenton-Wattignies. Then, take the bus 64 at the station Charenton-Wattignies and going to Place d'Italie, then get off at the station Choisy-Tolbiac.
Rates for rooms
|Double rooms
|Double with large bed, TV, sink, shower, toilet
|between €75 to €95
|Double with large bed, TV, sink
|between €58 to €75
|Double with twins beds, TV, sink, shower, toilet
|between €75 to €95
|Single rooms
|Single with TV, sink, shower, toilet
|between €67 à €82
|Single with TV, sink, toilet
|between €53 to €65
|Single with TV, sink
|between €45 to €55
|Single with sink
|between €39.5 to €45
|Options & Taxes
|Extra bed (for children under 16):
|Residence tax (per person per day) included
Extras available at reception
Maps and local information pamphlets.
Internet WIFI access
Computer with Internet access (ADSL) available from noon to 8 p.m everyday.
Fax sending and reception service.
Telephone message service.
Possibility of borrowing hairdyer and alarm clock.
Don't wait to reserve your bedroom for the date of your event in order to be sure to attend to it in the best conditions.
9ème Mondial des Collectionneurs de Fèves des Rois et Salon des capsules de Champagne : 9 January 2011 in the Espace Charenton.
APAS : 16 January 2011 in the Espace Charenton.
Salon/Forum de l'APLCP : 6 April 2011 in the Espace Charenton.


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So many fail because they don't get started - they don't go. They don't overcome inertia. They don't begin.
Thinking will not overcome fear but action will.
If there is something to gain and nothing to lose by asking, by all means ask!
There is little difference in people but that little difference makes a big difference. The little difference is attitude. The big difference is whether it is positive or negative.
Be careful the environment you choose for it will shape you; be careful the friends you choose for you will become like them.
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Courtney's Summer Challenge moves in to week 3! Your challenge this week: Stay Hydrated.
Courtney wants you to beat the heat and help clean your body of toxins by drinking a gallon of water each day. Don't like the taste? Follow her lead and drop some fresh citrus slices in your glass or pitcher! She also recommends filling a gallon jug of water and carrying it with you, so you never have an excuse when your glass is empty.
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Day two was definitely easier! Had no problem getting that gallon down. Feeling great! Keep up the good work peeps...
Well I did the gallon of water and I used a great water bottle called HYDRACOACH
it keeps track of my water in take its neat little toy so with my neat toy..I drank a total of 18 glasses of water today...I'm on a roll because...I also drop a total of 6 pounds since my last weigh in, Im truly proud of myself and well that is all that counts is that, I'm doing this weight lost for me and not for someone else.. : )
Lost 5 lbs last week!!! I have NEVER lost more than 1 lb in a week! Your challenge definitely contributed to that loss! I will definitely drink more water this week, not so sure about a gallon a day, but I will certainly try!
I have been pushing myself like crazy to do more walking.
In the past 4 days I have walked 80,250 steps.
Last week I struggled with the veggies at breakfast, but I'm still working on it! This weeks should be a breeze, cause I'm a water hound already. Loving the challenges so far!!! And I'm down a total of 19.1 pounds!
I get in my water by mixing with Crystal Light and Wylers flavors into water. It would be harder to do without them.
I have been drinking a gallon a day of water now for 3 months instead of the sweetened tea I was drinking almost exclusively thoughout the day before! I was drinking a gallon of tea a day! With about 3/4 cup of sugar in it! Water really does make you feel better and after you get used to it , your body will want it over other liquids! I've lost 32lbs now on my way down to my goal weight! Yay! I walk my dog 'Fancy' everyday usually early in the morning because here in Texas it's HOT in July!!! And I love vegetables so I've been eating lots of them and lots of fruits and trying new ones that I've never had before! Thanks Courtney, you're an inspiration! I love having a flatbread wrap with Guacamole on it and low sodium cheese and baked chicken and baby spinach and tomato! Delishious!:D
I drink at least 3 - 32 oz bottles of water a day. Not only do I stay hydrated...that stuff FILLS YOU UP!! I love how when I am drinking my water, I don't get hungry at all. But this is my big tip: Try to get all your water in by dinner or else you will be waking up three times a night for the potty run! I love my sleep! So Drink Up! Great challenge Courtney!
Not much of a water fan unless it's extremely cold water. So sometimes when I know I'm going somewhere and can't keep the water ice cold I put some Mio in it! Thanks for the tip Courtney, going to up it starting today! 1 cup down, 15 to go!
A gallon? I think I can do it. :) Getting my frist 36 oz in now!
I can do this! I drink almost exclusively water anyway (sometimes add some green tea in as well). I like all of these challenges so far!
phew... I was doing well all day, felt great, but the last few ounces of water towards the end of the day were hard. I know once I get used to it I'll be good... I do say for one thing, it may sound a bit weird, but I feel cleaner. Its hard to explain exactly what I mean... but yeah.. thanks Courtney!!!
I need to drink more water. I drink my 6 to 8 glasses a day but I know with all this heat I need to drink more.
I've loss 73 lbs so far.
Joined the gym to help me get past this plateau and the weather is FINALLY warming up here in WA so water is becoming my new BFF! Can't get enough. Thanks for your continued support Courtney ;)
Joined the gym to help me get past this plateau and the weather is FINALLY warming up here in WA so water is becoming my new BFF! Can't get enough. Thanks for your continued support Courtney ;)
I drink a gallon daily, no problem! I've lost 130 lbs and water is an important part of my plan. I drink it plain or with lemon, lime or grapefruit essential oils. I also make sure I get 3 glasses of unsweetened green tea daily.
Love the tip and I am definitely going to increase my water intake this week. Especially with this hot weather.
I love drinking water but I never drink my water cold can not stand that I rather drink it luke warm but I drink my water : )
having the huge hurdle right now of heat wearing me down- I still walk but cannot find the energy- so trying to move at night- run early am- it needs o be built up-
down to 12 ounces of diet soda a day- I am really trying to get off the diet soda- having lots of water with fresh mint and lemon


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Dr. Hansen's concierge care practice is based on the idea of patient-centered healthcare. Concierge medicine enables Dr. Hansen to devote more time to her patients by offering longer appointments and 24/7 availability.
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Dalai Lama: Hardliners influencing Xi on Tibet autonomy
The Tibetan spiritual leader says Chinese President Xi Jinping was ready to discuss autonomy, but hardliners in the government were preventing this.
The Tibetan spiritual leader says Chinese President Xi Jinping was ready to discuss autonomy, but hardliners in the government were preventing this.
Tibet's ambassador in South Africa, Nangsa Chodon, speaks to us about life in Tibet, the Dalai Lama and improving relations between the two countries.
New research has shown that the 'practice of mindfulness meditation' can reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety.
Tibetans in a north-west part of China, which has been the focus of self-immolation protests against Chinese rule, have marked a grieved New Year.
Ahead of a Communist Party congress in China where a transition of power will occur, an 18-year-old Tibetan protestor has burnt himself to death.
Another Tibetan has set himself on fire while shouting slogans calling for the Dalai Lama's return to Tibet, a London-based rights group has said.
China says Tibetans shot dead by police during the worst unrest to hit the conflicted Sichuan region since 2008 were part of a separatist plot.
The US was told not to interfere in China's affairs after it voiced concern over the spate of self-immolations by Tibetan monks in the area.
A Tibetan monk has died after setting himself alight in protest against the Chinese government's lack of religious freedom in the region.
A Tibetan activist had burns to his legs when he set himself alight outside the Chinese embassy in India, following a wave of deadly self-immolations.
China has accused the Dalai Lama of "terrorism in disguise" for supporting Tibetans who have set themselves on fire in protest at Beijing's rule.
It is a fiery, tragic indictment of the total absence of freedom of speech in Tibet and China.
Lobsang Sangay, a Harvard scholar, has taken office as head of the Tibetan government in exile, vowing to free his homeland from Chinese "colonialism.
The Dalai Lama has formally relinquished his political powers to Prime Minister in Exile Lobsang Sangay, but will remain the symbol of Tibetan unity.
It may be a low-key campaign for 83 000 votes dotted around the globe, but an election of exiled Tibetans may ring in momentous changes.
Local politicians and lobbyists vowed to continue their fight for a South African entry visa for the Dalai Lama following meetings with him in India.
The Dalai Lama turned 75 on Tuesday, a milestone marked by celebrations in his hometown-in-exile but tinged by sadness.
Outward normality has returned to Lhasa. But, more than two years after ethnic violence erupted there, residents still talk of fear and suspicion.
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Hindu culture was the inspiration behind a recent exhibition of fine art and fashion in Ahmedabad, the largest city of the state of Gujarat, India.
Art gallery Frangipani Art teamed up with the Indian fashion store Elan to exhibit paintings by U D Jain and a line of clothing, designed by Rajdeep Ranawat & Joy Mitra and inspired by Jain's art.
The Times of India described the show, called "Transitional Traditions" as the merging of "ancient icons of Indian Gods and Goddesses with the current issues that we grapple with on a daily basis like traffic and safety."
Jain's paintings employ a woodblock style for figures, such as Shiva, which are layered on top of more abstract textures and brush strokes, as well as other motifs and symbols. Bringing the sacred and the profane, and the symbology of the old and new, together, some of the religious icons are also juxtaposed against Indian road signs.
Fashion designer Ranawa, who collaborated with Jain, describes his own work as a fusion of the "colors and embroideries" of Europe with the "feel of the Orient." He studied at The Lawrence School, Sanawar and the National Institute of Fashion Technology prior to working in fashion houses in paris and New York.
His line uses bold though sophisticated colors, and an abundance of embroidery and decoration to create clothing that is reminiscent of both the Indian sari and Western couture.


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Photos of the Day: March 1
SINKHOLE: An engineer surveyed in front of a home Friday in Seffner, Fla., where a sinkhole opened up the night before. A man screamed for help and disappeared as the large sinkhole opened under a bedroom, his brother said. Jeff Bush, 37, is presumed dead. (Chris O'Meara/Assocaited Press)
PROTESTING POLICE: Residents shouted at a passing police vehicle as they protested the death of Mozambican taxi driver Mido Macia in Daveyton, South Africa, Friday. Eight policemen were arrested on charges of murder in connection with the dragging death. (Associated Press)
BERLIN WALL: A construction worker fixed equipment to a section of the East Side Gallery, the longest remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall, in order to remove it Friday in Berlin, part of a plan to build a road to a new luxury condominium. Crews only managed to remove one section before about 300 protesters pressed too close for work to continue. (Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
LONG SPEECH: Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez, second from left, spoke in Buenos Aires Friday during the opening session of the Argentine National Congress. Ms. Fernandez gave a marathon 3.5-hour speech proclaiming her government's accomplishments. (Victor R. Caivano/Associated Press)
PUBLIC EXHIBIT: People examined a work by Italian artist Marco Canevacci, founder of the Plastique Fantastique group, in front of the European Design Institute in Madrid Friday. (J.J. Guillen/European Pressphoto Agency)
FARM WALK: Silvia Parigger enjoyed a walk through the snow with her goat Charly, her donkey Kenobi and her dog Murphy in Lofer, Austria, Friday. (Kerstin Joensson/Associated Press)
THROUGH GOLD: A Royal Australian Air Force FA-18 Super Hornet flew out of the sun at the Australian International Airshow in Melbourne, Australia, Friday. About 180,000 people are expected to attend the event. (Paul Crock/AFP/Getty Images)


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Boehner Backs Military Aid to Syrian Rebels
House Speaker John Boehner (R.,Ohio) Tuesday endorsed the Obama administration's plan to ship arms to Syrian opposition forces battling President Bashar al-Assad.
"The effort to help the right set of rebels in Syria is in our nation's best interest," Mr. Boehner said in response to a reporter's question.
His statement, terse but the first time he has explicitly supported arming Syrian rebels, came one day after the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee announced that the panel had reluctantly given the green light to the administration plans.
"The House Intelligence Committee has very strong concerns about the strength of the administration's plans in Syria and its chances for success," Intelligence Chairman Mike Rogers (R., Mich.) said in a short written statement. "After much discussion and review, we got a consensus that we could move forward with what the administration's plans and intentions are in Syria consistent with committee reservations."
The statements underscore that reservations about U.S. involvement in Syria are strong in the country, according to polls, as well as among lawmakers, but that Congress does not seem likely to stand in the administration's way. In a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll released in June, just 11% of respondents supported providing the rebels with arms.
Among the public dissenters on Capitol Hill was a Democrat on the Intelligence Committee who dissented from Mr. Rogers statement.
"I do not share that consensus, however, and wish to make my dissent clear,'' said Rep. Adam Schiff (D. Calif.). "In my view, the modest chance for success of these plans does not warrant the risk of becoming entangled in yet another civil war."
Lawmakers with reservations about the administration's Syria policy were hoping to get a vote on the issue this week during debate on the annual defense appropriations bill, in an amendment that would have barred the use of Pentagon funds for military operations in Syria — including arms to the rebels.
"Does Congress play a role?'' said Rep. Peter Welch (D.,Vt.), sponsor of the bipartisan amendment. "This is a significant military action. We are taking sides in a civil war.''
Rep. Richard Nugent (R., Fla.) said he was sorry the Intelligence Committee was allowing the arms aid to go forward. "This is a terribly flawed idea."
However, the leadership dominated House Rules Committee Monday decided against allowing the amendment to be offered and instead set up a vote on a watered down amendment that critics said would have no practical effect.
On a separate national security issue, bipartisan leaders of the Senate Intelligence Committee Tuesday spoke out against the House Rules Committee decision to allow a vote later this week on another amendment to the defense appropriations bill that would cut off funding to the National Security Agency's controversial program to collect telephone data on all Americans as part of efforts to combat terrorism.
Senate Intelligence Chairman Dianne Feinstein (D., Calif.) and ranking Republican Saxby Chambliss (R., Ga.) said any changes in the NSA program should be carefully crafted by policy committees, not bluntly made through a funding cut off.
The program "has contributed to disrupting numerous terrorist attacks against our nation," the two senators said in a written statement. "We believe this debate in the Congressional Intelligence and Judiciary committees should continue and that any amendments to defund the program on appropriations bills would be unwise.


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YES! We Love Models!
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- Cafe Fashionista said...
Love this post; and love your new layout. The header is adorable! :)
- May 22, 2009 at 1:59 PM
- ♥ fashion chalet said...
People glare at the sparkle leggings? Nah! Oh well, they're just jealous! ;)
Thanks for the comments lady and the song is Tea for Two by Pink Martini.
- May 24, 2009 at 6:10 PM
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Very sweet :)
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What: Relay For Life
When: June 13
Where: South High School
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Cheyenne, Wyo. (KGWN) Play the video to hear from three-time cancer survivor Bev Gross.
The Relay For Life of Laramie County is inviting survivors and their caregivers to the Survivor Reception at this year's relay event. The reception will be held June 13, 4PM at South High School.
The Relay For Life of Laramie County is an incredible and inspiring opportunity to unite as a community to honor cancer survivors, raise awareness about what we can do to reduce our cancer risk, and raise money to help the American Cancer Society fight the disease. Click below for more details about our event!
The Opening Ceremony brings everyone together for a high-energy event kickoff to celebrate the lives of those who have battled cancer, to inspire hope by sharing recent accomplishments and progress, and to remind everyone that while we are winning this battle, fighting cancer is a year-round priority.
During the Survivors Lap, upbeat music plays as all cancer survivors at the event take the first lap around the track cheered on by the other participants who line the track, celebrating their victory over cancer.
During the Caregivers Lap, anyone who ever cared for someone with cancer walks a lap so they can be honored for their support. Caregivers walk this lap with the people they helped if they are also present at the event.
The Luminaria Ceremony is a time to remember people we have lost to cancer, to support people who currently have cancer, and to honor people who have fought cancer in the past. The power of this ceremony lies in providing an opportunity for people to work through grief and find hope.
The Fight Back Ceremony symbolizes the emotional commitment we each make to the fight against cancer. The action we take represents what we are willing to do for ourselves, for our loved ones, and for our community to fight cancer year-round and to commit to saving lives.
The Closing Ceremony is a time to remember the lives of those lost and to celebrate that each of us has committed, through our participation in a Relay event, to fight back against this disease over the next year.


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Lee Ward - The Final Sendoff: African-American Funeral Homes
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
6:30pm @ Central Library
Lee Ward, owner of the Museum of Funeral History in Independence, discusses 150 years of African-American funeral homes, which in the decades of segregation provided the black community with end-of-life services denied by white businesses. Among the names of these enterprises were those of T.B. Watkins, Adkins, Kerford, and H.B. Moore.
So important were the proper rites of death to black families, Ward says, that even healthy teenagers would begin saving funds with which to pay for their eventual funerals and burials. Those without means held home funerals ... and sometimes practiced home embalming.
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Getting in just a little bit early for awards season, but helping to symbolically usher in 2016's hopefully vibrant period for films, is the third annual Destiny City Film Festival.
Blurring the lines between fiction and reality
New Muses Theatre Company is among a handful of lesser-known companies that produces excellent...
Tacoma's Swan Creek Food Forest
The natural beauty of Swan Creek Park has attracted the creative eye of local artist and...
Elise Richman's unique installation, "Spectral," may be difficult for many to grasp, but should...
Nerd Alert issued for Grand Cinema's Documentary Week, Free Comic Book Day, David Sedaris ...
The new Avengers movie doesn't need my help. Believe it or not, this is one movie that will be just fine, even without the highly sought-after Nerd Alert bump. It's going to Hulk smash box office records ...
Air Mobility Command cancels 2015 Rodeo at McChord Field
Air Mobility Command announced today that the 2015 Rodeo readiness competition, which was scheduled to take place at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in August, has been canceled.
Growing people: On the job at L'Arche Farm & Gardens
I'm not going to lie: I was underwhelmed when I first glanced at a press release from L'Arche Farm & Gardens. That wasn't L'Arche's fault. It's because I know next to nothing about farming and/or gardening.
Nerd Alert issued for Star Wars trailer, Wayzgoose, summer movies ...
Suffering the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, this is Nerd Alert, the Weekly Volcano's recurring events calendar devoted to all things nerdy. I myself am a Star Wars fan, mathlete, and spelling bee champion of long standing, so trust me...
Embellish Multispace Salon celebrates new location with a party
Embellish Multispace Salon is moving from its location at Court D in downtown Tacoma to its new digs in downtown's Theater District, at 727 Commerce, Suite 200.
If your youthful escapades were choreographed to radio favorites like "Shoop" or "Bust a Move," then the "I Love the '90s" tour that's passing through the Tacoma Dome this Friday is your jam.
Best of Tacoma 2016: The Little Donuts
Since the Weekly Volcano began our annual Best of Tacoma issue in 2009, one thing has always been a given: Kry will win Best Cover Band.
Best of Tacoma 2016: Lakewood Playhouse
A balanced mixture of comedy, drama, musicals, old favorites, modern classics and cutting-edge new theater - truly everything a theater can possibly pack into a single season - makes Lakewood Playhouse's 2015-16 season a natural choice for our...
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Your recent review of Suicide Squad on the front page of The Weekly Volcano critiqued the acting of abilities of mainly females in the movie. The...
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The San Francisco 49ers right guard spoke about the team's loss to the Denver Broncos, congratulating Peyton Manning and what his plans are for the week off.
The San Francisco 49ers offensive lineman talked about the status of the team's locker room and the bounce-back performance by the offense in the victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.
Anxious to begin his first year in San Francisco, the safety details his excitement level nearing the preseason opener and talks about the team's rivalry with the Seattle Seahawks.
The San Francisco 49ers veteran linebacker spoke highly of the undrafted rookie out of Stanford and touched on other topics including the growth of Chris Borland.
A California native, the San Francisco wide receiver voices his excitement about playing in his home state for a highly-respected coach.
The newly acquired veteran wide receiver met the media for the first time following practice on Monday.
49ers quarterback Christian Ponder threw a 30-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Dres Anderson in Week 2 of the preseason against the Denver Broncos.
Tank Carradine forced a fumble on Denver Broncos quarterback Mark Sanchez which was recovered by linebacker Nick Bellore.


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Third man wanted in connection with fatal home invasion busted in New York
In Lowell District Court last week, Jonathan Rivera, 23, of Nashua, N.H., and Donte Okowuga, 34, of Merrimack, N.H., pleaded not guilty to charges of armed home invasion in the Dec. 18 murder.
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First time users of navigation will find the NAV200, which is not much bigger than your hand at 3.5″, less intimidating and easy-to-use than some other GPS devices with tons of bell and whistles. Though the device is positioned as an easy to use product it still has the ability to watch movies or act as a slide show.
The NAV200 home screen features a bright, colorful interface with large round icons on a touch screen for simple selections. The software is based on Microsoft Windows CE operating system for a
comfortable potentially frustrating user experience. The NAV200 comes with U.S. (including Hawaii, Alaska & Puerto Rico) and Canada maps already preloaded on an SD card. The unit also has voice guided directions and real time traffic from the Traffic Monitoring Channel (TMC) programming via an adaptor.
After its North American debut for $349.99 in October, the Delphi NAV200 will be sold globally in Europe, Asia Pacific and South America.
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Get ready to Make Some Noise for those who don't get heard!
Global's Make Some Noise is Capital's charity, improving the lives of disadvantaged children and young people throughout the UK.
On Thursday 8th October Capital is going to be joining up with radio stations across the UK for Make Some Noise Day and you can join in too by DRESSING LOUD to raise money.
Whether you choose to dig out that bright jumper from the back of the wardrobe or kit yourself out head-to-toe in garish colours, put on something LOUD and donate what you can to Global's Make Some Noise. Encourage workmates, schools and clubs to take part too.


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Welcome to Indiana University's Habitat for Humanity website. Our chapter is dedicated to helping the Bloomington community by providing on-site volunteers as well as organizing various fundraising events throughout the year.
Why Join Habitat?
Student volunteers are essential to the sponsorship, construction and maintenance of many homes each year. Working to eliminate substandard housing in the Monroe County area is an initiative that demands time, money and hard work. It is a goal that is imperative to the well-being of Monroe County and humanity as a whole.
Please consider lending a hand to those in need by working with the IU chapter for Habitat. Learn how you can become involved by looking around our page. Feel free to contact any of the board members with any questions or comments you may have and we look forward to working with you to help families in need in Monroe County.


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Voices.com Helps Give Talent The Edge Studio Advantage
By Stephanie Ciccarelli
May 2, 2011
Are you looking to further develop your voice over career through education?
Voices.com is working together with Edge Studio to bring you a variety of courses under the banners of Acting and Performance, Business and Marketing, and Technology that can help bring talent to the next level, regardless of where you are in your career.
To learn more about what is being offered course wise and also about a special discount for Voices.com members, be sure to read on!
What Can Edge Offer You?
Edge Studio provides comprehensive training in all aspects of the voice over industry. A variety of courses have been designed to help students improve their performance skills, technological know-how, and develop business and marketing skills for the freelance voice over artist.
Here are just a few courses from each area of study from the Edge Studio curriculum:
Acting and Performance
Accent Elimination / Acquisition
Audition Checkup
Voice Over Demo Evaluation
View more acting and performance courses.
Business and Marketing
Career Training and Demo Recording Program
Business and Money 101 Teleseminar
Marketing 101 Teleseminar
View more business and marketing courses.
Home Studio 101 Teleseminar
Home Studio Private Consultation
Home Studio Checkup
View more technology courses.
Please note that I've only touched on a few courses within each area of study. There are more advanced courses offered for those who wish to go beyond the introductory level. For more information and all available courses, visit:
Discount for Voices.com Members
Voices.com members are eligible to receive a 10% discount when they sign up for any course or production service at Edge Studio simply by calling the studio and referencing their Voices.com membership or by entering the coupon code "voices.com" into the online registration form.
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Best wishes,
StephanieRelated Topics: Accent, courses, Edge Studio, education, industry, training, voiceovers, Voices.com
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I would like to see if I have a voice for narrating. I have done some reading theater parts for my church and some of my friends think that i could does for a living. So i was wondering how i could get my voice heard to see if i have what it takes. Thank you CoryPosted by:
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In the interest of all, the UPA government should study the steps taken by the former FMs like Morarji Desai and H M Patel to control the price-rise during 1977 to 1980. Their pro-people budgets should be studied thoroughly and emulated on a war footing.
Among other steps, population control is also equally necessary to reduce the demand for foodgrains, vegetables, etc., to control inflation. Day by day, the number of the mouths in need of food goes on increasing by leaps and bounds.


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The world of football will be focused on Lisbon come Saturday evening as Madrid's two top clubs, Real and Atletico, go head-to-head in the 2014 Champions League final.
Diego Simeone's men have already achieved the seemingly impossible this season, breaking the Barcelona-Real duopoly for the first time in 10 years to claim Atletico's first La Liga title since 1996.
Los Blancos finished their league season with something of a whimper as they fell out of the title race, but nothing is more important for Real than claiming a 10th European Cup.
So who will prevail? Will Atletico cap an already remarkable season? Can Real finally claim "La Decima"?
History in the Making
The 2014 Champions League final is already an historic event, the city of Madrid etching itself into European Cup history per Fox Soccer:
We see you, Madrid! This is the first European Cup final to be played between two teams from the same city. #UCLonFOX— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) April 30, 2014
It is also only Atletico's second final in Europe's premier club competition, their first appearance in the last two for 40 years, per ESPN's Paul Carr:
Atlético Madrid beats Chelsea 3-1 to reach its 2nd European Cup final, 1st since losing to Bayern in 1974.— Paul Carr (@PCarrESPN) April 30, 2014
It might not have been four decades for the other half of Madrid, but quite astonishingly, Real have not made it to a Champions League final since winning their ninth title against Bayer Leverkusen in 2002.
This is the first genuine opportunity Real have had in 12 years to clinch that historic 10th trophy, and manager Carlo Ancelotti believes his side can prevail, per Myfanwy Garman on Goal.com:
The team has been fantastic in the Champions League and we now have a great opportunity of becoming a big part of the club's history.
We are not obsessed by it but it is something that motivates all of us. We will use all our energy to try and win.
However, they will have to get past the La Liga champions Atletico, who were crowned on Saturday after holding second-placed Barcelona to a 1-1 draw at the Camp Nou.
Not since Valencia in 2004 have a team other than Real or Barca claimed the league title, and they did so with much more limited resources than Spain's behemoths.
Good fact from @sidlowe - when Atlético won the league, 11 players on pitch cost under €40m - less than Cesc Fábregas http://t.co/HMIKl9xW7f— Sean Ingle (@seaningle) May 19, 2014
They have a smaller squad than Real, and their league pursuits may have exhausted them after a long season.
But Simeone has been able to inspire Atletico to the league title, and it would be a brave man who would bet against them claiming an extraordinary double.
Too Close to Call
The statistics these two teams can boast are really quite impressive. In the Champions League, no team has scored more than Real's 37 goals, but no team has conceded fewer than Atletico's six, per Squawka.
Cristiano Ronaldo has had a record-breaking season in Europe having bagged 16 goals, more than any other player in a single campaign, per NBC Sports.
Cristiano Ronaldo broke Lionel Messi's #UCL scoring record. Ronaldo has 16 goals this season. http://t.co/fvhb5wtUUB pic.twitter.com/eVRrU74q3s— NBC Sports (@NBCSports) April 29, 2014
Despite concerns that the Portuguese superstar may be out injured for Saturday's final in his native country, reports seem to suggest otherwise, per ESPN's Dermot Corrigan:
Ronaldo sure he'll start v Atletico on Sat, while giving insight into his thinking thru recent injury-hit weeks: http://t.co/RweYsFBV9P— Dermot Corrigan (@dermotmcorrigan) May 21, 2014
Atletico's top scorer of the competition is Diego Costa, who has found the net eight times in as many appearances, per Eurosport.
But news on his fitness for the Lisbon final is not so positive for Atleti fans, per beIN Sports correspondent Tancredi Palmeri:
I don't know if Diego Costa will make it or not. But being so in doubt means that even if he would make it, won't be at all as usual— Tancredi Palmeri (@tancredipalmeri) May 19, 2014
In La Liga this season, the two sides played out a 2-2 draw in March and Atletico beat Real 1-0 at the Bernabeu back in September, per ESPN FC.
The last time these two sides met in a final, Simeone's side prevailed to claim the 2013 Copa del Rey. Indeed Real's record in Madrid derby finals is not a strong one, per Opta:
4 - Atletico Madrid have won four of their five finals against Real Madrid, all in the Copa del Rey. Precedent.— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) May 19, 2014
Real's Champions League form and Atletico's exhausting league pursuits mean that Los Blancos should be considered as favourites to claim the Champions League on Saturday.
However, with so much at stake and so little to choose between the two sides, in all likelihood the game will be decided by the narrowest margin.
A refereeing decision, a slight slip, a small deflection, this might be the difference in Lisbon for an absolutely unmissable, historic occasion.
Prediction: Real to win 2-1 after extra time.


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The Bible has a high-level design, it's book order. A number of systems in the Bible use the book order.
Isaiah commentates on stories in each book of the Bible.
Books connect sequentially, allowing the Bible to read smoothly.
The names of the books, when translated, summarize the Bible.
Numbers in scripture passages sum to books with related passages.


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Looking for a way to get involved or give back on campus? Have an issue you'd like to bring up but aren't sure where to take it? The GSA has compiled a list of committees at the university - within and beyond the GSA - to help you get involved!
This page includes a listing of all committees within the GSA. Except for the executive committee (for which members are voted on the previous year), any graduate student may sit on any of these committees. If you would like to be on any of these committees or have an issue to bring to their attention, feel free to contact the committee chairs.
There are several university committees outside of the GSA for which graduate students are also members. Many of these committees have an application process and all serve very specific purposes. If you have any questions about these committees or would like to get involved, contact our External Vice President.