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Occasionally we all get bounced into a game where one of the guys is getting ultra high kill scores like 1900 pts per kill and at first were puzzled but then you realize its just him getting a 2X on a poison kill +Variety bonus in Incognito.
But here's my question. How much fun do people ACTUALLY derive from walking around waiting to get killed 5 times in a row? I get being #1 feels good, but I play ACR multiplayer for the rush and strategic on-your-feet gameplay. It's a lot of fun to time your kills and stuns while running around.
Regardless of whether you finish in 1st or not, how much fun is it to wait to be killed? Is there another reason besides showing your friends that you finished first? Lol, like there's no trophy for that in real life.
I'm just curious why people do it. Not bashing anyone's reasons.
So you really believe that you need to get Score x2 to be "#1 at the game"?
That's not true at all.
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Also, who's to say that you can't get 1900 point kills without x2? Kill streaks and variety bonuses make it possible too. Kill (100) + Hidden (300) + Incognito (350) + Poison (300) + Revenge (50) + Grounded (50) + Poached (50) + Saviour (50) + Focus (150) + Streak Bonus (550) + Greater Variety (400) = 2350. Obviously this would need tons of luck and timing to pull off, but it's still possible.
The loss streak is there to help you out when you're having a crappy period of play or when you get poached multiple times. For me, it's more likely to kick in when I'm <5th place, where my target has multiple pursuers who get the kill first. I prefer slow and stealthy gameplay, so being poached by someone else happens often when I'm not in 1st place.
Also, isn't it harder to use the 'wait for 5 contract losses then kill with x2' strategy? You lose time while you wait, and that's time you can get Variety and Streak bonuses. When x2 does kick in, what if your target isn't giving you the perfect setup and point starving you because they know your strategy?
I don't WAIT to get killed or stunned 5 times. IF I get killed/stunned 4 times in a row, then I'll go for a 5th to optimize my scores. I use double score when I'm in the lead, because that's when you're going to die and/or get stunned the most, when you are involved with more players, at least in Wanted and Deathmatch.
750+ streak kill bonus + 2 x points is the most fun. after my fourth silent kill I inflict chases and kill NPCs as quick as possible in order to activate Double points. then you can just hope (and put a wrong lock on any random npc next to your poisoned target, this actually is a good way to defend against square mashing 100 point warriors on your team. my highest score was about 3600 using this technique.
Last night I had Greater Variety (400) + Poison (200) + Kill Sreak (550) + Incog (350) + Kill (100) = 1600, that feels great for me, not running around.
When my loss streak of Score x2 triggers, I think **** I'm having a bad run.
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I've gotten Greater and Extreme variety with the 550 streak all on the same kill, as well as Grab Kills worth over 2k points without the 2x score. Same goes for ACB.
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Last night I got a1000 pointer...can't remember all the breakdown, but it was a focus, ingog, poison, hidden, some sort of streak bonus and I thnk greater variety..There may have been either a savior or poacher in there too.,
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HARTFORD, Conn., Nov. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The Web Marketing Association judges will select the best online apps of 2013 in 86 industries as part of their 11th annual Internet Advertising Competition (IAC) Awards. The IAC Awards are the first and only industry-based advertising award competition dedicated exclusively to online advertising. Companies or agencies wishing to nominate their work for consideration may do so at http://www.iacaward.org before the deadline of January 31, 2013.
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"Online apps are an effective advertising tool to build brand awareness and engage consumers where ever they may be," said William Rice, president of the Web Marketing Association. "The IAC Awards provides an opportunity to show the world your expertise in this emerging field. It's also a great marketing opportunity for the winners to promote their work to senior management, customers and prospects".
The 2013 international Internet Advertising Competition Awards are open to all organizations and individuals (advertising and interactive agencies, corporate marketing departments, etc.) throughout the world involved in the process of developing Internet advertising. Entries may be submitted online at http://www.iacaward.org. The deadline for entry is January 31, 2013 and will be judged on creativity, innovation, impact, design, copywriting, and use of the medium.
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If you purchase GAP Insurance from SMACU, our NEW coverage also includes Total Restart. GAP can help cover the difference between what your insurance company says your vehicle is worth and what you actually owe on it.
Total Restart is a wise coverage to add! Total Restart could provide a credit for up to $4,000.00 towards your next auto loan through us, to replace the vehicle that was damaged. Make sure you are covered! This coverage may be added to new and existing loans!
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Kwik Cash Line of Credit
SMACU is happy to help your holiday spending be smooth sailing. Apply for a Kwik Cash line of credit to help with the holidays this year! Enjoy being able to advance at your own discretion and have low monthly payments. The Kwik cash can also be used as an overdraft protection.
PIN Required on Debit Cards Out of State
Due to the increased amount of fraud we have been experiencing on our DEBIT CARDS, all OUT OF STATE transactions will REQUIRE the use of your PIN.
We realize this is an inconvenience for our members, however we feel we need to take a proactive approach to protect both our members and the credit union from fraud losses.
In view of this, the PIN requirement will be in effect until we notice fraudulent charges have subsided.
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Instant Issue Debit Cards
We are offering an INSTANT ISSUE option when you are in need of a replacement debit card. Here's how it works: As soon as you realize you need a replacement card, stop by the credit union and we will issue you a new card for only $5.00! It takes less than 10 minutes AND you can choose your own design!
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Or at least that is what the headlines would read if Private Media Group has anything to do with it.
(BARCELONA, SPAIN) -- Private, one of the world's leading adult entertainment companies, is not interested in taking it to the next level - because they have decided to take it to the top. After 41 years of publishing the best magazines and producing hundreds of award winning adult movies, Private will begin making movies for the big screen.
"The whole world is talking about how porn is going main-stream. There is a wax statue of Jenna Jameson at Madame Tussaud's and pornstars are appearing in advertisements for super brands. It's time for real-sex to be a real box-office hit," states Private's enigmatic CEO and chairman, Berth Milton.
And this is not just talk. During the past months Private has actually contacted the offices of several top directors including John Malkovich, Lars Von Trier, Julio Medem and Pedro Almodovar.
"Having a great director is one step, but to produce an award winning movie you also need a good script and talented actors, otherwise you will only be at the third level and we are taking this straight to the top," says Gary Thoulouis, Private's director of marketing. To get the right actors Private has decided to offer a whopping 1.000.000 USD to Latoya Jackson to star in one of their future cinematic productions and is planning to make the same offer to Sophia Loren, the sexiest woman to ever live, in a gallant attempt to convince her to co-star in a Private production of an uncensored, steamy, movie of her life. "These are not porn films, these are mainstream films produced by accredited directors and production companies." Mr. Thoulouis continued, "We are also planning to make the same or better offers to personalities like Rebecca Romijn, Sara Michelle Gellar and Yasmine Bleeth."
Since the early days of cinema, moralists have objected to nudity and sexuality, yet as cinematography aged and man evolved socially and emotionally there have been far fewer objections. Censorship boards all over the have world moved from a "pass the scissors" mentality to playing the rating game. However, most studios have always understood that film-going audiences want to see the sex. The greater permissiveness and tolerance, displayed by censorship boards, as is evident of the increase in nudity and sexuality in Hollywood's films, has opened a window for edgy production companies to climb through and for the viewer to get what they want.
Sexy and erotic images already appear in many varieties and kinds of films shown in cinemas, like art-house films, horror/slasher films, erotic dramas, European films and many mainstream films. Private's entry into cinema intends to exploit this already established norm as they finally provide the adult viewer with professionally directed and produced films with popular and talented actors. "They'll (the Academy Awards) have to create a new category for us," Mr. Milton boasted. When asked what the category should be called, Mr. Milton answered that "It could only be called Adult Entertainment.
Private Media Group is a world leading adult entertainment company which distributes a wide range of arousal stimuli multimedia content that range from beauty and glamour to semi explicit and explicit over all available platforms, including wireless and broadcasting technologies, narrow and broadband Internet, DVD and magazines. Private is the first adult entertainment company to be traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange (ticker symbol: PRVT) and owns the worldwide rights to the largest archive of high quality adult content in the world, which it distributes all over Europe, North America, Latin America, South Africa, Asia Australia and New Zealand.
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Bow Ties and Butter Knives: Fighting Stigma Within Our Own Community"... we can all play a part in this fight. Let's not put each other down but rather build each other up," says Joshua Middleton
Bob Leahy interviews Kevin Maloney, the man behind RiseUptoHIVHe's shy, he's unassuming and he's a dynamo when it comes to HIV advocacy. Kevin Maloney talks about RiseUpToHIV, his new video campaign What's Your Positive Message and (reluctantly) the man behind it all
Workshop Application: Supporting Peer Research Associates EffectivelyFrom the OHTN, an exciting learning experience for peer researchers & emerging academic researchers
Long-acting injectable drugs work well for HIV maintenance therapyFrom AIDSmap, Liz Highleyman reports on the promising 48-week results of the LATTE-2 trial
"PrEP and Sex Work: Possibilities and Limitations"Sex workers in most countries have no mechanism to provide direct input into public health policies or programs for implementing PrEP in the sex workplace. Guest author Andrew Sorfleet reports on a group working to change that in Canada.
Art can be a powerful therapeutic tool and a good fundraiser too. Wayne Bristow facilitates a workshop with help from Art For AIDS International
The OHTN's Positive Spaces study wins major award at AIDS2016Award-winning Ontario research study Positive Spaces Healthy Places documented the impact of housing on both the physical and mental health-related quality of life for people living with HIV
At AIDS2016: HIV criminalization takes the world stageHealth Minister Philpott demands "all Canadians share the blame" for exacerbating the HIV epidemic through HIV criminalization. The Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network reports from AIDS2016:
HIV cure research: slow going at AIDS2016 in Durban, South AfricaGuest Author Robert Reinhard gives a first-hand account of the highlights of AIDS2016 and the HIV Cure Symposium.
When people living with HIV gathered in Durban: LIVING2016:An AIDS2016 pre-conference in Durban,South Africa saw 270 people living with HIV, including PositiveLite.com editor Bob Leahy, meet to discuss some of their priorities. GNP+ reports


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I used to rely on a separate template PHP file to handle the requests, but now I feel I have to follow the recommendations
So my list output looks like this:
children page 1
children page 2
Assuming that I'm not using jQuery but MooTools, and that the action hooks to admin-ajax are correctly set, the crucial parameters of the AJAX request should be:
url : admin_url( 'admin-ajax.php' )
data = {
action: 'my_special_action', //the POST parameter that wordpress requires to look for this action.
whatever: 1234 //additional post values
The 'whatever' parameter is intended to be the target of the AJAX request: nothing is simpler than the page/post ID, I think, and I could get it by stripping the link element ID or somehow via the wp_localize_script function (a bit more complicated, but wait a moment, there could be a reason to do that).
Now in my theme's functions.php I have to set the 'my_special_action' function and make it retrieve the content according to the other parameter added along with 'action', namely 'whatever' in this case. I should call get_post() for posts, get_page() for pages, etc.
At this point my question is: how could I make it work regardless of whether it is a page or a post, a category, a tag or really 'whatever'?
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Inside Gustavus (May 1, 2014)
Volume 46, Number 29
Faculty/Staff Activities
Anna Versluis (Geography) had her study "Formal and informal material aid following the 2010 Haiti earthquake" published in April's special edition of the journal Disasters.
Ryan Bergstrom (Geography), Anna Versluis (Geography), and Meg Wika '14 attended the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers in Tampa Florida in April. Wika presented her senior thesis research, "Family, Patriotism, and Land Stewardship: Employing the Rural Ideal to Champion Corn Ethanol in Minnesota." Bergstrom served as the Discussant and Chair for two sessions on rural sustainability and was also a finalist for the J. Warren Nystrom Award. He presented a paper titled, "Change, Control, and Sustainability in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem." He was also elected Chair of the Rural Geography Specialty Group. Versluis presented a study she conducted with Anna Hulseberg (Library) on "Integrating Information Literacy into an Undergraduate Geographic Research Methods Course."
Dwight Stoll (Chemistry) was interviewed by Rich Whitworth about his research in two-dimensional liquid chromatography at the recent meeting of the Pittsburgh Conference in Chicago. This interview resulted an article titled '2D-LC and me' in The Analytical Scientist, a magazine devoted to current events in a variety of fields that rely on some kind of analytical chemistry.
Janine Wotton (Psychological Science and Neuroscience) and Andrea Blom '14 (English Major and Neuroscience Minor) presented their research titled "Word placement and sentence context impact vowel recognition in noise" at the 41st meeting of the American Auditory Society in Scottsdale, Ariz., in March.
Yumiko Oshima-Ryan (Music) had her recording From Afar: Contemporary Japanese Piano Music, published by the Naxos Music Library. Her album is now available online at the Naxos Music Library and at Classics Online.
Mark Kruger' (Psychology) and Mark Lammers' (Research) article titled, "Communication Between Student and Applied Music Teacher: Motivation and Performance Outcomes" is the lead article in the Spring 2014 edition of NACWPI Journal (National Association of Wind and Percussion Instructors). Earlier work by the same two researchers is available on the NACWPI website.
Elizabeth Baer (English and African Studies) served on a Higher Learning Commission accreditation team to the Institute of American Indian Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico, March 23-26. The Institute enrolls 200 students, 78% of whom are Native Americnas representing 78 tribal groups.
Marcia J. Bunge (Religion) was named an official "core collaborator" for a 1.3 million dollar project on "Early European Views of Children," directed by Professor Reidar Aasgaard, funded by the Norwegian Research Council, and sponsored by the University of Oslo in Norway.
In The Media
- Chaplain Brian Konkol's article titled, "Minnesota Should Crackdown on Payday Lending" was published by the Mankato Free Press on April 16.
- KEYC ran a story on April 30 about the MAYDAY! Peace Conference. Deane Curtin (Philosophy) was interviewed for the story.
- The Mankato Free Press printed a picture of the traditional sand mandala constructed by Tibetan Monks for this year's MAYDAY! Peace Conference in its Thursday, May 1 edition.
Position Openings
- Assistant Women's Hockey Coach
For more information on the aforementioned position(s), call Human Resources (x7304).
President's Cabinet Summary
The President's Cabinet met on Tuesday, April 22 and discussed the following items:
- Faculty Senate Chair Max Hailperin reported on recent activities of the Senate, including proposed Faculty Handbook amendments. Other topics of discussion included the proposed changes to the nursing program, review of the IRB's structure, and appointment of the faculty athletic representative.
- Members briefly discussed the most recent draft of a Harassment and Sexual Harassment Policy. Provost Braun indicated that he has asked for further input regarding the policy from other offices. After receiving that feedback, the policy will be reviewed/approved by the Cabinet and shared with the Board of Trustees for its review/approval at the June Board meeting.
- Provost Braun will meet with Librarian Dan Mollner and GTS Director Bruce Aarsvold regarding the appointment of a copyright compliance officer for the College.
- Vice President Westphal made his annual reminder to the Cabinet that the College's Educators Legal Liability (ELL) insurance requires the institution to provide timely notice of ELL of any actual claim as well as any incident that may develop into a claim. This policy requires that incidents be reported to the insurer as soon as they are known by the institution.
- President Ohle briefly commented on the agenda of the Crown Council meeting scheduled for April 23. Five new members will be in attendance.
News & Announcements
Planned Burn...A planned burn of the Coneflower Prairie on the west edge of the Linnaeus Arboretum is tentatively planned for Tuesday, May 6 depending on favorable weather conditions. The burn will begin at approximately noon and will end by late afternoon or early evening. Highly-trained Minnesota DNR staff will lead Gustavus staff and other experts in conducting this burn, which has been approved by the St. Peter Fire Department, St. Peter Policy, and the Nicollet County Sheriff's Office. Depending on wind conditions, you may notice smoke drifting through campus. If you have questions you can call the Linnaeus Arboretum Hotline at 933-6184.
Administrative Council Meeting...All administrators are invited to an Administrative Council meeting at 1:30 p.m. Friday, May 2 in Alumni Hall. Attendees can come to the meeting with questions for President Ohle or any of the Vice Presidents.
TIAA-CREF Individual Counseling Sessions…A TIAA-CREF representative will be on campus on May 7-9. Go online to schedule an appointment, or contact (866) 843-5640, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Honoring Dr. Lammert...As you may know Dr. John Lammert (Biology) is retiring the end of this academic year, or as he states it, he is 'graduating'. We all will miss him, as no one can replace Dr. Lammert. The Biology Department will be gathering comments and pictures from faculty, staff, current students, and graduates for a memory book to honor Dr. Lammert. This is where you can help. Send us your wishes, stories, remembrance or comments regarding Dr. Lammert. We would love to hear a few words from you of how Dr. Lammert has touched your life. These will be gathered and shared with Dr. Lammert at his 'graduation' (retirement). Please send comments, memories, stories, and photos to Dr. Cindy Johnson (email@example.com). Please send them by May 5 for inclusion in the memory book. Thanks for all your assistance with this project.
Campus Happenings
Books in Bloom...This annual fundraising initiative of Gustavus Library Associates will take place May 2-4 at the Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library. Modeled after Art in Bloom, the annual spring event celebrated by the Minneapolis Institute of Art, Books in Bloom will highlight 26 books, media, technology, and other resource materials within the library with specially-designed floral arrangements. The blooms will be on display from 3-6 p.m. on Friday, May 2; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Saturday, May 3; and 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Sunday, May 4. The event is free and open to the public.
Dance Concert...Tickets for the Anderson Theatre production of Grace: The Gustavus Dance Company in Concertare available online at gustavustickets.com. Show dates and times are 8 p.m. Friday, May 2 and Saturday, May 3 and 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 4. Gustavus students and staff are entitled to one free ticket, while other tickets are $9 for adults and $6 for students and senior citizens.
Celebration of Creative Inquiry...This annual campus-wide forum to publicly share the creative inquiry of Gustavus students through poster presentations will be held form 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday, May 2 in the banquet rooms of the Jackson Campus Center.
Sigma Xi Symposium...Gustavus students will present their research in the areas of biology, biochemistry, chemistry, geology, physics, and psychology on Friday, May 2. Sigma Xi oral presentations will be held in Nobel Hall of Science, rooms 201 and 222, from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Schedules will be available on the Sigma Xi website and outside of the classrooms. There will also be a Sigma Xi new member recognition ceremony and social in the Nobel Atrium from 4:30 to 5 p.m.
Honors Day...Gustavus will host Honors Day on Saturday, May 3. This is an annual event that recognizes the academic excellence and achievement of hundreds of students. This year's Honors Convocation will take place at 10:30 a.m. in Christ Chapel.
Senior Honors Recital...The Department of Music will present its Senior Honors Recital in Jussi Björling Recital Hall on Saturday, May 3, beginning at 1:30 p.m. The Honors Recital is an annual event held on Honors Day and features the finest musicians studying in the department. This year's event will feature performances by eight students including Gabriel Hanson, Erik Blomquist, Kaylena Greenwell, Madeline Cacciatore, Karl Grant, Daniel Leifermann, Chris Allen, and Eric Ewazen. The Senior Honors Recital is free and open to the public.
Swim, Bike, Run...The Take the Hill Triathlon, a philanthropic event organized by the Epsilon Pi Alpha fraternity and in support of the non-profit organization Insulindependence, will take place Saturday, May 3, beginning at 9 a.m. Visit takethehilltri.org for more information.
Garrett Paul's Final Public Lecture...Professor of Religion will deliver a public lecture titled "Either/Or/Or/Or: or Why the End of Dualism means the Death of Existentialism, Humanism, and Anthropocentrism, but not the Death of Brahman, the Buddha, or God" at 7 p.m. Monday, May 5 in room 103 of Olin Hall. The lecture commemorates more than 30 years of outstanding teaching and service that Professor Paul has contributed to the College during his career.
Teachers Talking Workshop...Faculty, staff and administrators spend considerable time writing letters of recommendation for students applying for fellowships and graduate/professional school. Please join us for an informal lunch conversation on Wednesday, May 7 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., to share ideas on writing effective and compelling letters. The discussion will be led by Heather Banks, Health Professions Coordinator, Eric Vrooman, Fellowships Coordinator, and Jeff Stocco of the Center for Servant Leadership in his role of advising students on graduate school. Grab a complimentary lunch through the Gustavus Buffet. The workshop is sponsored by the Kendall Center for Engaged Learning and the CSL.
Six Appeal...Six Appeal, a world class vocal ensemble infused with impeccable comedic timing and the energy and vitality of a rock band, will perform at Gustavus at 7 p.m. Monday, May 5 in Alumni Hall.
Big Concert...Timeflies and Mike Stud will perform in concert in Lund Arena on Friday, May 9. Doors will open at 7 p.m. with Stud taking the stage at 8 p.m., and Timeflies following at 9 p.m. Tickets for Gustavus students and staff are $12 and are currently available online at gustavustickets.com. Tickets purchased at the door on the day of the concert will be $20. Questions about this event can be directed to the Campus Activities Board at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Artist-in-Residence...Swedish author Jan Arnald, whose pen name is Arne Dahl, is this year's Out of Scandinavia Artist-in-Residence and will be on campus May 10-17. Dahl is an award-winning and bestselling crime fiction writer who will give a public lecture titled "Why Crime Fiction?" at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 15 in the Melva Lind Interpretive Center. More information about Dahl and the Out of Scandinavia program can be found on the program's website.
High School Speech Tournament...More than 700 high school students and coaches from 125 high schools will be on campus May 9-11 when the College hosts the National Individual Events Tournament of Champions. Contact Kris Kracht at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions about this event.
Daily Sabbath Schedule... All are invited to the worship services at 10 a.m. weekdays. The upcoming schedule is as follows:
- Monday, May 5: Mary Gaebler, Religion, GWS
- Tuesday, May 6: Chaplain Siri Erickson
- Wednesday, May 7: Morning Praise, Lucia Singers
- Thursday, May 8: Jacob Borgman '14, Re:vive
- Friday, May 9: Planting in the Arb (Meet at the Interpretive Center)
Off-Campus Events of Interest
Plant Sale...The annual Heritage Plant Sale will be held on the front lawn of the Cox House (500 N. Washington) from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 17. Proceeds are used to maintain this historic house and grounds. For more information call Marilyn Robertz at 934-3883.
Congregational Outreach
Retreats...Church Relations in the Center for Servant Leadership will host a weekend confirmation retreat for Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Minneapolis on May 3-4. The office will also host an adult retreat for the St. Paul Area Synod Pastor's Retreat from on May 4-6. The retreat program is a resource offered to ELCA congregations that are also members of the Gustavus Association of Congregations.
Telecommunication Updates
The following are additions/changes for the "Personnel Phone Directory 2013-14":
- Jeanne Ogaard, Custodial, Phone: x6162, Email: jogaard, Delete
- John Shortall, Custodial, Phone: x6119, Email: jshortal, Delete
CORRECTION: Summer Lawn Service...The corect email contact for Bennett Summer Lawn Service is firstname.lastname@example.com. If you sent an email to the old address please re-send your email and we will get back to you ASAP. Our apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused. Sincerely, Sam and Will Bennett.
"Plugs" is maintained as a forum by which members of the Gustavus community may offer goods and/or services to others in the community, or seek the same from them. It is not meant to accommodate ads or announcements from area businesses such as real estate agents or retailers, although from time to time such announcements may be published when deemed to be of particular interest to the community.
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|Aug 30 8:45 am to 4:30 pm
|New Faculty Orientation Dayhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/new-faculty-orientation-day-13/46980Banquet Room B - Heritage Banquet Room
|Aug 31 8:30 am to 2 pm
|Faculty Development Dayhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/faculty-development-day-16/46981Banquet Room B - Heritage Banquet Room
|3–6 pm
|2016 Opening Receptionhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/2016-opening-reception/49013Alumni Hall and Eckman Mall
|Sep 1 9 am to 1:30 pm
|Faculty Meetinghttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/faculty-meeting-26/48911Jackson Campus Center
|3:30–4:30 pm
|IEX Course Proposal Workshop for Facultyhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/iex-course-proposal-workshop-for-faculty/49215St Peter Room, Jackson Campus Center
|4 pm
|Women's Soccer at Nebraska Wesleyanhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-soccer-at-nebraska-wesleyan/48498Lincoln, Neb.
|7 pm
|Men's Soccer at Wartburghttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-soccer-at-wartburg/48481Waverly, Iowa
|Sep 2–
|New Student Orientationhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/new-student-orientation-12/39930Gustavus Campus
|Sep 2 2 pm
|Volleyball vs. Elmhurst (Elmhurst College Tournament)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/volleyball-vs-elmhurst-elmhurst-college-tournament/48578Elmhurst, Ill.
|3–4 pm
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Skip to comments.Obama tickets come with a catch (six hours of volunteer work for campaign)
Posted on 08/12/2008 9:29:42 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Some of those hoping to wrangle a seat for Barack Obama's speech were told this week they have to put in six hours of volunteer work for his campaign by Friday to have a shot at a ticket.
And that ruffled at least a few feathers.
"My whole reason why I'm so mad about it is because Democrats need to act like Democrats," said Heather Kreider, a working mother from Centennial.
"Democrats work for a living, and they have to work and take care of their families. And they say these are open to those in the community, so they shouldn't ask people to drop everything in their lives for this," Kreider said Tuesday.
"It's not fair. It's elitist. And they need to practice what they're preaching," she added,
Doing the volunteer work only makes someone eligible for a ticket and doesn't guarantee one, according to the phone message from the campaign.
Obama's decision to move the last night of the Democratic National Convention to Invesco Field at Mile High, where he will speak to a crowd of more than 75,000, sparked a frenzy for tickets.
Campaign organizers pledged that more than half those in the stadium would be Coloradans, but they have been vague about how they would decide who got tickets.
(Excerpt) Read more at rockymountainnews.com ...
Wow, how very socialist of Obama and his ilk....totally unexpected (/sarc)
My whole reason why I'm so mad about it is because Democrats need to act like Democrats," said Heather Kreider, a working mother from Centennial.
uh oh, some one is finally seeing the light? Another un happy customer in the ranks of the RATS party
"Obama tickets come with a catch" —six weeks in the rice fields!
It may be a ploy to keep conservatives out.
Ven Obama says
Hes going to change dis place
We heil (phbbt) heil (phbbt)
Right in Obamas face
Not to love Obama
Is a great disgrace
So we heil (phbbt) heil (phbbt)
Right in Obamas face!
I imagine that is the primary goal.
No, Indentured Servitude is the Democrat Party Platform.
I hope that McCain uses the words "Indentured Servitude" and "Socialist" in the debates. He should, but he won't.
And you have to give a Kidney to charity.
I was wondering the same thing. How come we wont take the gloves off, but you see liberals do it every single time.
B. This looks like a backdoor way to introduce young, eager Obamites to "community organizer" work - ie, socialism. Get 'em prepped for Obama's Youth camps and ready for Obama's "civilian army."
Why, these folk ought to feel honored!
Have you tried "racist"?
Could Buttboy be running low on money?
It helps if you are a communist, nation of islam member, or a 60's radical.
Or manpower.../support
I wish I had grabbed it when I saw it!
And when elected he'll find a way to tax you on your volunteer labor.
It is not volunteer work. So:
1. Unless the tickets are worth $32 or so it is a minimum wage violation.
2. Obama's campaign needs to send in federal income taxxes for these in kind wages.
3. Obama's campaign also needs to send in both parts of the FICA for each employee compensated by inkind tickets.
4. Obama's campaign probably has state of CO tax obligations too.
ROFLMAO!! That's the funniest thing I've ever heard. What they do at the welfare office, DMV, post office and community outreach programs can hardly be called "work." Besides, most Dems seem to find it easy to take time off on any Monday to Friday to protest things.
NOpe, haven't seen that one — I'll keep my eyes peeled!
This is no rumor. I got two series of phone calls yesterday asking me to volunteer - for 1 ticket (I asked for 2) I was told I would need to knock on at least 40 doors in my neighborhood before Saturday (I outright refused). Then, call #2, I was given a login for a site to do cold calling. My "goal" is 250 calls before Saturday for a "maybe" shot at tickets. This makes me angry because A) I have been an Obama supporter for over a year now, INCLUDING offering my financial support and B) I canvassed neighborhoods earlier this year. I have two small kids at home and they are asking me to do this with less than five days notice. It's absurd. If this is a first come, first serve situation (as I heard it was supposed to be) then tell the 30,000 Coloradans who registered for the tickets FIRST that they have them, and let the rest of us move on with our lives. Really upsetting.
This article is hilarious. Most people in the article are saying point blank they will not work ... that it is "blackmail".
In order not to have massive numbers of empty seats I'll bet Obama "sees the light" and "does the right thing". He'll change his mind to have a full audience and happy voters.
Wow, what a power trip for Obama to know that people will run around doing good deeds in his name, just for a chance at some tickets to hear him speak. Which they can do without extra cost on their televisions. Sounds as though some of his fans may be rethinking his awesomeness.
I get a mental picture of a Democrat as Maynard G Krebs exclaiming "WORK?!"
Even the koolaide drinkers aren't drinking.
Obama is in deep kimchee
Getting tickets THEN volunteering??
So it's like getting Batman tickets then you have to VOLUNTEER to sweep the floor afterwards??!
"It was at the Chicago home of [Bill] Ayers and [Bernardine] Dohrn that Obama, then an up-and-coming 'community organizer,' had his political coming out party in 1995. Not content with this rite of passage in Lefty World where unrepentant terrorists are regarded as progressive luminaries, still working 'only to educate' both Obamas tended to the relationship with the Ayers."
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Here is the rub, that even the dems get but wont admit.
Gov is supposed to work for us not visa versa.
It chaps them.
They expect that to mean lavish socialism.
All Repubs want is for the govt run interference while we work for ourselves
"Hitler! The faith and hope of millions!" The rest announces the time, place, and speakers at a Nazi meeting.
Yours wouldn't display until I posted mine (meaning it was in my cache then).
So, I don't know if others are seeing it.
We can only hope Invesco will be sparsely populated. Ha!
"Democrats work for a living, "
Great stuff. This is from The Onion, right?
This is no rumor. I got two series of phone calls yesterday asking me to volunteer - for 1 ticket (I asked for 2) I was told I would need to knock on at least 40 doors in my neighborhood before Saturday (I outright refused). Then, call #2, I was given a login for a site to do cold calling. My "goal" is 250 calls before Saturday for a "maybe" shot at tickets. This makes me angry because A) I have been an Obama supporter for over a year now, INCLUDING offering my financial support and B) I canvassed neighborhoods earlier this year. ...
Yeah, I noticed that. Oh well - what to do?
Dear Heather,
I am quite sure that this is how "Democrats act like Democrats" — what's wrong, were you born yesterday?
I'm only surprised they don't make you sign a blood oath and give up your first-born to the Obamessiah......
But it may backfire. The trust-baby anarchists have plenty of time to volunteer, since they never actually work. I'd really enjoy seeing a couple thousand of THEM show up.
Trust-baby tickets, LOL
"Democrats work for a living, and they have to work and take care of their families"
Um I thought the a large portion of the democratic party were unemployed, in jail, on strike, having extra babies for the welfare money, or victims of some sort or corporate policy
In todays politics, which political party is most represented by the following statement-—
Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country
Aaaaah yeeees. The old mandatory volunteerism trick.
After Commies have confiscated all property, there is only one thing left of value in the workers utopia.
Already part of public school curriculum.
Compulsory voluneteer work...I luv it!
Note to Heather: Republicans work for a living too. They also provide for their families, without government assistance.
This is a projective glimpse into the future of an Obama Presidency.
Want a government insured school loan? You have to agree to volunteer X amount of hours.
Want an FHA mortgage? Volunteer time required.
SBA loan? Get in line and volunteer.
Medicare, Gov. health care? Get in line and volunteer.
Applying for a Federal grant of any sort? Volunteer requirement.
Living on Welfare and Food Stamps? Do nothing, just Kick back and watch all the others volunteering.
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Sports Day on 11th Oct. 2015
Sports Day will be held on 11th Oct. 2015 (Sunday) from 9:00 a.m. onwards.
Ananda Mela on 18th Oct. 2015
Ananda Mela will be held on 18th Oct. 2015 (Sunday) from 7 p.m. onwards.
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Durga Puja 2015
ANTARANGA, a socio-cultural Non Governmental Organization in Mayur Vihar Phase-I Extn., Delhi, would be organizing Durga Puja for the 23rd consecutive year from 18th October to 23rd October, 2015, and Kalipuja on 10th November, 2015 at the DDA playground adjacent to Mayur Vihar Extension Metro Station & opposite United India Apartments. The celebrations are one of the most popular mega events in Mayur Vihar, East Delhi area.
Over the years, by providing a social platform, Antaranga has developed and nurtured the Bengali culture entwined with music, drama, poetry, sports and cinema. It is intensely involved in various social activities, extending help in the form of cash awards and study material to the meritorious students of a local Government Senior Secondary School. Antaranga also organizes regular sports events, blood donation camps and health check up camps.
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