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Human Resources partners with Anthem/Express Scripts to provide a convenient and expanded free flu shot program. All employees and family members (14 years of age and older) covered by the University's Anthem/Express Scripts health plans can receive flu shots from participating pharmacies during their normal operating hours. In most cases, flu shots will now be available 7 days per week.
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Pharmacy Free Flu Shot Program for Employees and Family Members
For employees and family members (age 14 and older) who are covered by the University's Anthem/Express Scripts health plans, Human Resources has entered an agreement with Express Scripts to provide 100% coverage of flu shots at participating pharmacies.
Current participating Athens area pharmacies include CVS, Fruth Pharmacy, Kroger and The Drugstore at O'Bleness. Employees are encouraged to call their preferred pharmacy to check whether or not the pharmacy will bill the flu shots to Express Scripts.
Flu shots provided by pharmacies will covered at 100% only if the pharmacy is willing to bill Express Scripts. Employees must present their Express Scripts identification card to the pharmacy.
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10 Reasons I am Elated My Toddler is Starting "School"Danielle
Ben will be three in May, and after a lot of thought and discussion — we have decided to put him in school.
School as in an educational play led structured classroom with other two-year-olds from now until June when his oldest brother is done for the summer.
Does he really need it for educational value? Of course not, at least I don't think he does at this early age… but my main concern is interaction with other children who are not his siblings — and of course it helps me to get more done since I have recently been drowning in work!
It couldn't come at a better time for my own sanity either. I think I am one toddler temper tantrum, or fit over something as stupid as changing the radio station, away from being institutionalize. SERIOUSLY!
When I first started thinking about the idea, and even brought it up to readers here I felt kind of bad, like I wanted to get rid of him for a couple hours a week until I realized that a lot of parents in my same position do the same exact thing!
WAY later than the average person. I have learned to survive on 4-5 hours of sleep a night, because I am up late doing work, writing blogs, and just doing everything I can't get done when I have a flock of kids under my feet. Photo Credit: Flickr
He has only really been forced to socialize with his big brother, which sometimes turns into a huge fight.
He needs to clearly learn how to share, not argue, you know... all the lovely things most toddlers cannot learn from their own siblings.
Drop off and pick up time at school, when I have Ben with me has turned into total chaos. Especially if I have to bring him inside to Camden's classroom.
It is understandable, I would feel left out if I was him too!
Well at least on the days he is at school.
Of course I am going to have to pack him up a lunch the night before, but that doesn't seem like as bad of a chore as having to do it the day of...
And then off course cleaning up the giant mess he makes when he decides to walk through the house with a sandwich. Photo Credit: Flickr
He never crawled properly, he was behind on sitting up and walking, and I am always worrying he is going to fall behind.
I figure now by actually staying on top of it, and having teachers and professionals involved, if he does start to slip backwards again we will be a step ahead. Photo Credit: Flickr
Just 12 hours a week is going to be a huge breath of fresh air.
I know it is going to save my sanity. Either that or I have really high hopes! Photo Credit: Flickr
If you haven't read on Baby's First Year, our little girl was recently fitted for a helmet, and will soon be in physical therapy for a muscle issue in her neck.
If it doesn't give me simple one-on-one time, it is going to be helpful for the doctors appointments we are going to have to be making!
For a while Ben would stay with my cousin as a babysitter, but now he even gives me problems when I leave him with my mother who is like his BFF!
I am hoping this will help him to be more comfortable with other caregivers!
It will not longer be three children with three different schedules!
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You may feel philosophical today. You could find yourself seeking more meaning in your daily experiences or pausing to reflect on each moment with a sense of enrichment and joy. You can intensify this focus if you open to the flow of energetic enrichment within you today. By pausing to remember that your thoughts, feelings, and even your physical body are all varying forms of energy that are interconnected with universal source energy, you will see the wisdom of allowing spiritual enrichment full expression through you. Simply close your eyes and imagine a seed of light blossoming within your spiritual center and extending out into a brilliant aura that surrounds your entire body. See this light growing brighter and larger, drawing upon and intertwining with the universal energy that moves through you and all others.
Opening to the flow of spiritual energy within us can awaken our senses and create a deeper sense of enrichment in each moment. Rather than seeking enrichment outside of ourselves, we can learn to turn within and bring forth the deeper meaning we crave. As we connect to our spiritual center and tap into our personal energy flow, we are able to move beyond our physical awareness and open our minds to something larger. This higher awareness allows us to feel more present in our daily experiences and enjoy a greater sense of enrichment in even mundane moments. By tapping the constant flow of energetic enrichment within you today, you can turn each moment into something magical and meaningful.
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It's been nearly a year since the state enacted tougher penalties for distracted driving. Using your cellphone or other hand-held electronic device while driving is punishable by fines of $100 for the first offense, $200 for a second offense within a year, $300 for a third offense within two years, and the fines are doubled in school or construction zones.
I don't know what the statistics say, but my personal observations tell me that higher fines haven't been an effective deterrent. Nor have those painfully sobering public service announcements on TV, the ones in which a grieving friend or relative shows the last text message sent by a loved one, right before the crash. I still see drivers holding their phones to their ears, or worse yet, in front of their faces.
Only one thing keeps me from rolling down my window and chastising these folks. OK, two things. Self-preservation and guilt. Yes, I, too, am guilty of driving distractedly.
It has nothing to do with cellphones or iPods or even GPS. Those above-mentioned TV spots were enough to cure my compulsion to text at stoplights. Friends who know me as a CrackBerry addict may not believe it, but my phone stays in my pocket or otherwise out of reach whenever I'm driving.
Political sign wavers and giant campaign banners no longer catch my attention. The new trend of larger-than-life candidate portraits has broken me of the habit of examining the roadside signs of the season. I'm sure they're all nice people, as friendly as they are photogenic, but it makes me uncomfortable to see them staring back at me with those fixed, not-quite-natural smiles. Some of our neighborhood street corners look like theater marquees laden with movie posters. Let's just hope the candidates don't start using action photos instead of the quaint, high school graduation-style portraits.
Now that I'm immune to the distracting signage around me, I find myself staring at the cars in front of me, pondering the meanings of cryptic vanity license plates and, lately, the names of car models.
It's fascinating, the way car names reflect changing societal values. A few decades ago, when we liked our men macho, not metrosexual, guys drove around in Mustangs and Challengers. The dudes in Detroit named their cars after dangerous animals, like Barracudas and Vipers. Or weapons like the Cutlass and LeSabre. As women became more liberated and men more sensitive, cars - and their names - got cuter. Remember the AMC Gremlin? The Dodge Brat? Animal namesakes were tamed; we still had Broncos and Rangers, but now the Pinto and Colt joined the herd.
Now, with Asian automakers supplying most of our vehicles and trying to appeal to our enlightened lifestyles, car names are kinder, gentler, downright peaceful, in fact. The in-your-face Thunderbirds and Chargers have been eased aside by Insight and Fusion. On Kaahumanu Avenue yesterday, I found myself behind an Aspire, which inspired me to research my own car's name.
My Yaris, according to Toyota, got its name from the Greek goddess Charis, who symbolized beauty and elegance. Not exactly how I would describe my little blue economy compact, but I guess there was no mythological representative for cuteness. A Toyota spokesperson said, "We put (Charis) together with the German expression of agreement, YA. We think the name symbolizes the car's broad appeal in styling and really represents Toyota's next generation of global cars."
My friends call it the BlueBerry, which I think is a much more accurate description.
In looking up Yaris, I found a list of wonderfully weird names, assembled by Forbes Magazine. In Japan, you could find yourself staring at the bumper of a Honda Life Dunk, a Mazda Bongo, a Volugrafo Bimbo, or my favorite, a Daihatsu Naked.
Talk about distracted driving.
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How it works:
Participating businesses choose a discount to offer patrons. (Five to fifteen percent is suggested.) They receive an I Love Granville decal to put in their business windows, and permission to use the logo to advertise their commitment to the program.
Customers pay a $10 fee to the Chamber of Commerce and commit to spending $100 in Granville each month. They receive an I Love Granville shopping bag, decal, and key tag. They simply show the key tag to participating businesses to receive their discount. Students may join for no annual fee and a reduced spending commitment. To learn more, check out the I Love Granville website, which Alanna Kaiser had a hand in building.
"It's amazing to me, from a student perspective, that there are so many businesses in Granville that I've never heard of," says Kaiser. "It's exciting to think that this campaign has the ability to introduce students to these businesses that they might not otherwise become involved with. The business owners are fantastic, and all of them are doing something to make this community a wonderful place to live."
Molly McGravey, an assistant director of residential education and director of the Sustainability Fellows program, says the program directly contributes to the "Sustainability Triple Bottom Line," a sort of gold standard for the industry.
"It's a guideline for three areas of sustainability benchmarks," she says. "True sustainability addresses economic and social issues as well as environmental ones. This program hits all three— and I'm really thrilled with our progress."
McGravey hopes that the program will provide a blueprint for other colleges in small communities to adopt. "My dream is for this to become a successful pilot program that other colleges can use as a model to help their own communities become more sustainable."
The Sustainability Fellows program at Denison is funded by alumni who are passionate about sustainability issues and want to effect real change at a grass roots level.


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Firefighters battled a trailer house fire Thursday morning in the Mesa area.
About 3:15 a.m., the Rural/Metro Fire Department responded to a fire in a single-wide trailer home about half a mile west of the Loop 202 at University Drive.
Firefighters fought the flames more than four hours. It took them a while to figure out where the fire was and how to get to it, according to the Fire Department.
Also, the home had a considerable amount of clutter, making it harder to fight the blaze, officials said.
A nine-month pregnant woman, a 3-year-old child and a grandmother were able to get out the house safely after the grandmother woke up to the smell of smoke.
The American Red Cross will be providing help to the family.
A firefighter was shocked by a nearby downed wire, but was evaluated and returned to work, Rural Metro officials said.
The batteries had been taken out of the smoke detector in the home, fire officials said.
Power is currently not available to half the neighborhood because of the downed lines.


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Study Shows Babies Feel Our Voices and Emotions While They SleepHeather Turgeon
When my son was a newborn, he slept in the middle of the daytime action. On the couch or glider in the living room, the floor, in our laps, or with the bassinet carted into the thick of things.
I always assumed his little brain was in dream land. But it turns out he was registering the action around him the whole time.
In a study in this month's Current Biology, researchers used silent scanners to monitor the brain activity of infants while they slept. It turns out, babies are busy taking in a lot of information about the noises and emotions from the people around them — all while fast asleep:
The researchers found that when the babies — ages three to seven months — heard human voices making sad, happy, or neutral sounds. It turns out that the babies' brains showed activation in areas like the medial frontal gyri and middle temporal gyri — patterns that looked very similar to how adult brains respond to emotional input when were awake.
Sad voices and crying made the insular cortex and gyrus rectus of the babies' brains become highly active. Again, this is just what happens to adults when we're awake and hearing crying or sadness.
It's fascinating to speculate as to why babies would register so much human emotional input when they're asleep — is it evolutionarily adaptive for little ones to be aware of what's going on with the people around them at all times?
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No Excuses for a Cheap Suit
Asia is renowned for inexpensive tailors who can quickly sew up fantastic custom-made suits. But I've tried it twice and didn't like the results. How can I tell a good tailor from a bad one?
A: The custom-made ill-fitting suit should be a crime. Tips from friends can be helpful, but no tailor should pass muster without a careful inspection of his work. Manu Melwani at Sam's Tailor in Hong Kong (Bill Clinton and Tony Blair are former clients) says one way to tell if you're going to end up with a cheap suit is to look at examples of the tailor's work, often hanging in the store.
Construction. Feel the jacket between your fingers and you should feel a middle layer: This means there's a separate fabric that will hold the shape of your jacket—this is the mark of a quality jacket.
Lining. "If the lining is poor, you know everything else is bad," says Mr. Manu. "Bad lining can shrink or rip and ruin the whole jacket." A good lining should be made of a mix of silk and rayon.
Functional buttonholes. Badly tailored suits, like many off-the-peg numbers, will have closed buttons at the wrist. Mr. Manu says a good jacket should have functional buttons at the wrist that are cleanly hand-sewn and sturdy.
Quality fabric. Take the sleeve, scrunch it up, and let it go. The sleeve should return to its natural position in an unwrinkled state. No amount of good sewing will make up for low-quality fabric.
Adjustable pants: The odds are high you'll gain weight, sometimes lose it, but likely gain it again. Pants should be adjustable with extra fabric so they can be expanded with your waistline.
Service. "A good tailor will spend time to know your body," says Mr. Manu, who boasts that he takes 32 different measurements from each customer. "Make sure he spends time to know your body, and you have to spend time too. It's like a medical checkup." Minus the blood tests, of course.


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The California Cultural Data Project
The California Cultural Data Project is an online management tool designed to strengthen arts and cultural organizations. This unique system helps participating organizations track their financial and programmatic performance over time and benchmark their progress against themselves and their peers through sophisticated reporting tools. Applicants to the Hewlett Foundation's Performing Arts Program must create a California Cultural Data Project profile to be eligible for consideration for funding.
Mission of the California Cultural Data Project
The California Cultural Data Project's mission is to strengthen arts and culture in America by collecting and sharing comprehensive, high-quality data about the arts. This information has three important benefits:
- It helps arts and cultural organizations improve their financial management and the services they provide to their communities.
- It enables researchers, advocates, and policymakers to better tell the story of the sector's assets, contributions, and needs.
- It helps funders more effectively plan for and evaluate their grantmaking activities.
The California Cultural Data Project empowers participating organizations, researchers, and advocates with data to make the case for arts and culture, as reported by the organizations themselves. More than 3,500 cultural organizations in California have begun using the Cultural Data Project, and more than forty California funders are participating.
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I like them more than the other Baddie Teams because, unlike the others, they have an actual goal beyond "O HAR HAR LETS GO STEAL POKEMANS!" I mean, if you MUST be a dink, be a dink for a reason!
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I'd love to hear more Thomas Newman.
1. Finding Nemo
Mirai, maybe?
2. A Series of Unfortunate Events
a. V.F.D.
b. The Reptile Room
c. Drive Away
Mr. Holland's Opus.
Liszt Consolation #3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM4um64ZeMU
Li, Mao, Zhang, Gao
Aaron or Mirai to It's A Jungle Out There
YU-na to Ravel's La Valse
Because of the waltz sections of this piece, Scherzo Fantastique by Josef Suk, I wish someone would edit to make a skating program out of it. The main melody is very haunting and reminds me of Sasha Cohen's Sentimental Waltz.
For those who are unfamiliar with this piece (and those who like to find out interesting things through their interest in figure skating!), here is a quick history lesson.
Haydn composed "Österreich" in 1797 specifically to provide a tune for the poem "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser", so that it could become the Austrian National Anthem.
However, after WW1, Austria wanted to break with the past, so they abolished the monarchy. Consequently, the lyrics became obsolete, and the anthem was dropped. After a few years with a different anthem, "Österreich" was re-adopted and given new lyrics ("Sei gesegnet ohne Ende"). Eventually (after WW2) "Österreich" was replaced as the National Anthem with a piece by Mozart, which is still in use today.
Meanwhile, Germanys monarchy was also abolished after WW1, for the same reasons. Consequently, the lyrics to its National Anthem ("Heil dir im Siegerkranz") also became obsolete. Another thing that didnt help was that "Heil dir im Siegerkranz" used the same tune as the British National Anthem, and considering the 2 countries had just been at war
So, when Germany found out "Österreich" was available, they jumped at the chance to claim it as their new anthem. An old patriotic poem was set to the music, and it became the new German National Anthem in 1922. As a result of this, "Österreich" is now better known across the world as "Deutschland über alles"!
You know, I always find it funny whenever Sebastian Vettel wins a Formula 1 race for Red Bull Racing, because it means we get to hear the OLD Austrian National Anthem back-to-back with the NEW Austrian National Anthem!
Mind you, much as I like "Österreich", I think it would be inappropriate for a current national anthem to be used as skating music.
She did a hilarious tap dance/rifle twirling routine to the Star Spangled Banner. All the funnier because the character did it in earnest, and it brought the house down.
It's worth a look if you need cheering up!
There are two pieces of music in particular that I have always thought would be great for skating.
The first is Big World by Paul Casey. I first heard it on Gerry Anderson's BBC Radio Ulster show at the end of 2011, and it just blew me away. After a few times hearing it, I started thinking "You know, that's the sort of music I can imagine Kevin van der Perren skating to "
Unfortunately, Kevin announced his retirement shortly afterwards. So, ever since, I have been trying to think of somebody else that it would suit. At the moment Im dithering between Daisuke Takahashi and Brian Joubert. But, Im leaning towards Takahashi.
Unfortunately, there are only live performances on YouTube, so here is the studio version on his MySpace profile:
Paul used to have the instrumental version available on his website, but the page with the link has now been removed. Luckily, I had saved the direct link to the music file. So if you want to listen to the instrumental version, give me a PM and Ill send you the link.
The original version of the song is totally epic. The first time I played it to my Mum, I played it back-to-back with "Lux Aeterna" (which, as you all probably remember, a lot of skaters were using that season). Both of us thought "Big World" was far better. However, you lose a lot of the epicness in the instrumental version. So, it might be more suitable for a gala programme than a competition programme.
And now, for something COMPLETELY different.
The other piece I was thinking of is You Cant Stop The Beat from the musical Hairspray!
The video is taken from the 2007 movie version of Hairspray. I only saw the movie last year, and I absolutely loved it!!!
You Cant Stop The Beat would be absolutely brilliant for an Ice Dance routine. Maybe even a Pairs routine. Its a lot of fun, and would make a great gala routine, whichever category it is used in.
I cant see this piece working as a singles routine, though.
As for who to use it, well Pechelat/Bourzat made a good go of a lively piece of music this year with Offenbachs Can-Can. So, I think they could pull this one off as well!
But, if you can think of anybody better, Id be delighted to hear suggestions!
Alternatively, I think it would also make a good finale piece for a gala. You could have the competitors from one category come on and perform individually during the first verse, and then have them all do something together doing the chorus! Then the next category's skaters could do the same fro the next verse and chorus; and so on until everybody is on for a big climax!
It could turn out to be very impressive!
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Yes, wasn't it the Dvorak cello concerto that Caroline Zhang skated to to such splendid effect last year? That first moment when the solo cello makes its appearance always gives me gooseflesh.
And then there's the Beethoven Emperor concerto, the fifth piano concerto. And the Brahms second piano concerto. Why don't choreographers listen to us? We have great ideas.
By the way, the Osterreich was also adapted as a hymn in this country at least, "Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken." I knew it was by Haydn, but it wasn't until I was an adult that I realized that it was "Deutchland uber Alles."
When I saw this thread I immediately thought of Alissa skating to Pucinni's O Mio Babbino Caro (instrumental version, please). I even mentioned it to her in an email a few years ago. (She agreed, it's beautiful music.) But, it might not be "enough" for a competitive program (altho' I'm hoping she'll get out of competition and protect her healing body by skating in shows only from now on).


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JERUSALEM, Israel -- The Kadima Party voted to quit the government Tuesday, ending the nine-week-old unity coalition. Kadima will return to the opposition, leaving Likud with a slim majority of 65 seats.
Party chairman Shaul Mofaz convened a faction meeting Tuesday meeting a few hours after announcing that negotiations with Likud over replacing the Tal Law on national military service had failed. The party voted 24-3 to quit the government.
Mofaz said Likud's proposal -- to draft 50 percent of the ultra-Orthodox into the Israeli Defense Forces or national non-military service between the ages of 18 to 23 and the remaining 50 percent into national service between the ages of 23 and 26 -- violates the principle of the High Court's ruling that calls for equal distribution of service.
The Tal Law never achieved its original intent to bring more ultra-Orthodox into the IDF. Instead, the majority of ultra-Orthodox Jews managed to evade military and civil service altogether by enrollment in yeshivot (Torah seminaries).
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he regretted Kadima's decision to leave the government.
"I regret your decision to give up on an opportunity to make an historic change. After 64 years, we were very close to a substantial change in the division of the burden," the prime minister said in a statement issued by his office.
Netanyahu said Likud's proposal "would have led to the conscription of ultra-Orthodox and Arabs from the age of 18…without tearing Israeli society apart, especially at a time when the State of Israel is facing many significant challenges."
Strategic Affairs Minister Moshe Ya'alon, himself a former IDF chief of staff, drafted the proposal.
Mofaz said it did not fulfill the principle of shared service the Plesner Committee incorporated into its proposal.
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Featuring Bette Davis, Joan Blondell, and a blazingly memorable performance by Ann Dvorak as the doomed, sybaritic heroine, THREE ON A MATCH perfectly embodies the forbidden pleasures of Pre-Code Hollywood that seduced our presenter, New Queer Cinema pioneer Tom Kalin (Swoon, Savage Grace). "At an impressionable age, I stumbled upon the mirror-world of Pre-Code films on late night television," Kalin says, "these movies dared to show marital discord with pleasure-seeking female protagonists who flaunted convention." Preceded by the remarkably dream-like Bubbles (featuring the young Judy Garland). Join us for a special evening of deep drama and sinuous sensuality!NR, 63 Minutes


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This is what the NBA is built on.
From Russell versus Wilt to Magic versus Bird to Kobe versus LeBron, rivalries are the foundation of the league.
They're how David Stern markets his product and, fortuitously for the commissioner, no league produces rivalries like the NBA.
Perhaps it's the rules of the game—everyone shoots and everyone defends—that promote such matchups, or perhaps it's the propensity to rely on individual stars. Or more likely still, it's that we can see the emotion on those stars' angry faces and in that way we relate to their struggles.
Of the four major sports, it is the basketballers of whom we speak most personally. As such, those are the rivalries we tend to remember.
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Echos, Doubles, and Delusions: Capgras Syndrome in Science and Literature
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text: Unfortunately, if you are just now thinking about getting into ASIC mining, its a bit late. I have had my BFL units pre-ordered for over a year, and received my first order a couple weeks ago. The thing is highly profitable right now. The smaller ASIC's available now just don't offer alot of hasing power, and are easily shadowed by the current difficulty (due to a number of much larger ASIC rigs shipping from all the pre-orders a year ago). We can also see the price of those small ASIC units plummeting because of this. You can pick up a 333 MHash unit right now for about 20 bucks, whereas they were $35 two weeks ago. Butterfly Labs has announced their 600 GigaHash Monarch unit, and is taking pre-orders now. I plan on mining my ASIC singles (60 Ghash each) as long as they are profitable, which should be sometime Q2 2014. By that time, the Monarchs will be shipping. I should see a return on the Monarchs in about 2 months of mining, so any time they mine after that is pure profit. As I have always said, the BlockErupter USB ASIC units are pretty neat for what they do .They give you about 300 MHash for a few watts of power, but with the rate the larger units are shipping from the year-old pre-orders, block erupters will take a while to pay off, even though its a small investment. If you are able to mine with zero power costs, the BlockEruptors are a good investment when made in large quantities. At the current difficulty and exchange rates, I only need to mine for another week or so before my BFL Single has paid itself off (total of about 3 weeks total). After that, I have projected about a $900/month return on the unit declining over the next 6 to 8 months. Around Q2, the returns will be neglible, and I will have to consider power costs at that point before deciding what to do with my Singles. Having said that, it sure is fun to play the markets with Bitcoin. I make a good portion of my returns from buying/selling BTC as well as other currencies as the market(s) fluctuates. Its never to late to jump into markets trading! And you don't even need 'spensive hardware to do it! On Mon, Sep 16, 2013 at 4:01 PM, William Roush <william.roush at roushtech.net>wrote: > Ouch, we've already hit that point for the smaller ASICs? That seemed > awfully fast for what "revolution" the ASICs brought to mining. As for that > waiting list on ASICs: pretty much means that those 100x GH/s machines > aren't worth waiting for now, because by the time they're in your lap the > difficulty has already bumped by those getting the latest shiny ASICs, > right? The lack of availability sounds like it'll kill out a lot of miners > being as it's no longer as easy to get into because the required hardware > is very limited. > > Not a miner myself, but just very interested in the whole Bitcoin > phenomenon and the influence of these powerful ASICs. > > Oh and in b4 Bitcoin war thread. > > William Roush > > On 9/16/2013 2:16 PM, Phil Sieg wrote: > >> So I have been mining for a week with 9 ASIC miners with a total of 3Gh/s. >> >> I have made approximately $10, and my mint speed is decreasing hourly >> based on increasing difficulty. >> >> It is a cool little rig, and would have been fantastic 6 months ago... my >> advice: stay away from low end mining gear. >> >> I am gonna let then sit here and churn, never cashing in my BTC and >> *maybe* another bubble will come along and propel me to break even. >> >> This was a lark, and I am not sore...Lynn Dixon as much as told me it >> would be near impossible to hit break even, and he was right. Due to >> increasing difficulty it is likely that 10 years worth of mining this rig >> would never put me at break even. >> >> At this point a miner needs to be investing in HUNDREDS of GH/s, all for >> under X dollar threshold. The problem is there is no way to outright BUY >> the equipment you need without waiting... other than paying a premium on >> ebay that makes your return on investment unlikely. >> >> I am not a hater, but this seems to be a case of too little too late. I >> can, and do buy into the stock and options market daily, often with a >> profit realized in a day, a week, or a month. 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So as I mentioned in a previous post, the
Ming &
clothing line launch
inspired me to do a
/Sugar Party. There are so many fun ideas to choose from....
Print out party info on round labels and stick them on
swirl pops
. Or wrap the info around a candy bar. Just remove the paper labels, and replace it with your invite.
Start with a white palette, then accent with the guest of honor's favorite color or
pull a color from their favorite candy. Or just make it a rainbow of colors.
Add these
peppermint candy balloon lanterns
, and Celebrate
Fill a small glass container with flowers, then nest it in a larger container. Fill the gap between the containers with small candies.
Sprinkle your table with little candies like Red Hots and M&Ms.
Wrap large
balls in colored cellophane paper and twist the ends to resemble giant wrapped candies. Hang them everywhere with fishing line.
Gingerbread men aren't just for Christmas. Set out bowls of frosting, and an assortment of candies to decorate the cookie.
Candy Jar Guess - have each guest guess how many candies are in a jar that you display on a table. The closest guess wins the jar.
For the older crowd, go retro with Twister, Limbo and potato sack races. Winners could receive this splurge of a
or steal the idea by passing out the mini lunchbox pails of candy from Target's Dollar Spot. Or just fill a clear cellophane bag with your favorite candy and tie with a pretty ribbon a la
My Awesome 80's party
. (See how I worked that in there?)
My Goodies
What little girl wouldn't want
this adorable treat box
, also at Celebrate Express. I love candy favors, especially candy buffets, I would do them at every party if I could afford it, I love all the different ways you can display
treats, therefore I have to show these...
Check out
the knot's
edible favors section, there are tons of candy favor ideas. Yes, it's a wedding planning site, they are events too, right? Some of the best ideas I've seen come from weddings; it's the one time people can be over the top, and that's just up my alley. It's fun to make the ideas more practical, kind of like how no one wears the clothes straight off the runway. So raid your local grocery store aisle, or buying in bulk may save you some
. Check out
Candy Warehouse
, or
Candy Crate
If you are fortunate to live in New York, Houston, or Orlando and can afford it (parties start at $625(!!!!) for 10 kids),
Dylan's Candy Bar
is the ultimate sweet spot. The Candy Kids package includes candy card invites, a candy craft activity, balloon bouquets, candy treats, birthday cake & signature ice-cream, multi-colored paper goods & tableware and party professionals. Sorry, no gold brick. Although from what I've read, it's the rich kids' version of
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I'm so advanced that I follow Ending Strength.
I'm so advanced that I follow Ending Strength.
Stay paleo. Eat more. Lift heavy stuff. Do sprints instead of long distance.
Wanna look like a sprinter or a marathoner?
Thank you all. I have been reading SS and lifting lots of heavy shit. Squats, deadlifts, pull ups. I have added a few extra meals and temporarily waving goodbye to my abdominal muscles. It's way easier than running 40 miles a week.
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The Little Moe 5K is all about love. We started the race to show our love for Little Moe and to celebrate him. Now we invite you to participate in honor of someone you love – your mom, Little Moe, a beloved pet, or another animal who has touched your heart. As a special tribute to all these loving relationships, we will create a Celebration of Love tribute board, where you can post pictures of your loved ones and together we will create a huge love collage. Bring a photo of your mom, your pet, or any animal or person that you wish to dedicate this event to, and post it on Little Moe's Celebration of Love tribute board.Download Registration Form
Skanda Equine is honored to be the recipient of the 2013 Kizey award. Given each year by the CNYSPCA to "an individual or group whose exceptional efforts have supported, protected and served the animals in our community," the award shines a light on the privilege and responsibility we have as guardians to the animals who grace our lives. This year Skanda received the award for our dedication to the care and support of the Onondaga Nation Rescue ponies. It has been an amazing journey working with these ponies; they have taught us about the true nature of love and compassion. Skanda is grateful to all the wonderful people within our community who have shared and continue to share this journey with us.


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This Universal MFG Budget Sink 36" Three Compartment S/S [BS1512-3] is simple and classic in design. The 36" three compartment sink has been constructed out of high quality 304 stainless steel and has galvanized legs and gussets. The 36" three compartment sink is made using advanced welding techniques, this 36" three compartment sink is a one-piece, seamless sink unit with weld that blends into the surrounding surface for a clean look and easier cleaning. This sink stands at a 36" working height, and will prove to be a great investment for your food service establishment.
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|11" x 18.5" x 36"
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|18 Gauge
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Overall User Rating:(4.67 out of 5 stars from 12 reviews)
Customer Rating 1 5
this 3 compartment sink is a great value for the money.
Posted on 5/6/2016 by Nik Diaz
Customer Rating 1 5
Recently purchased this three compartment sink for use in my commercial kitchen. it is a great size if your space is limited. My employees all love this new 3 compartment sink!
Posted on 10/5/2015 by Steve
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We purchased this 36" three compartment sink for warehouse usage. Its small and priced well. The 36" 3 compartment sink is a good value. Free shipping, and priced well.
Posted on 2/3/2015 by Steven M.
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Perfect commercial 3 compartment sink. I bought this sink for my laundry room in the basement of my home. My wife and I wanted a stainless steel commercial sink with three compartments. Before I made the purchase i did some research, and my wife and I narrowed down the 3 most important things. The 1st was the price. We did not want a fancy sink that was too expensive, instead we wanted something affordable that was durable and would last for a while. Having said that, we did not want the cheapest product available, our budget was $400. The 2nd thing was material, the sink had to be stainless steel because we wanted this sink to last and stay in good shape. Last but not least was the time framwe of delivery. We just moved into a new house and we did not want to wait 4-6 weeks as some sellers suggested. This company had this model sink in stock. Overall great quality sink for commercial use.
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3 compartment sink for bakery back office / kitchen use. I use the three bay sink to clean all dishes, pots, utensils, etc. The sink has 3 separate compartments and is stainless steel. I like the stainless steel finish vs. galvanized steel or other metals because it is easier to clean. Great for the money and great deal. Only thing i can regret is not purchasing a 3 compartment sink with side boards, it could be helpful if you have the room.
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I use these sinks everyday and they work great. The rounded edges are nice and the back splash keeps all the water where its suppose to be.
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We needed a a budget sink that was 3 compartments and stainless steel to help clean some tools we use. We are using this sink as a back office item, so we were looking for three major things when purchasing it: We need it to be sturdy and last long (preferably stainless steel), include a warranty, and be reasonably priced. This three compartment sink hits all those things with a bulls eye. Also we always enjoy free shipping on anything. The 3 compartment sink came packed well, although had one small ding when it arrived. We filed a claim with the claim department, but in all honesty the ding does not bother me its small and this sink is for use not for show.
Posted on 10/20/2014 by Kevin L.
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Great three compartment sink. If you need a sink that is for a restaurant or food service application that is sturdy, stainless steel (no rust), cost effective, and available for quick shipping this is it. We bought a krowne faucet to go along with it. We received this fairly fast and recommend give this company a shot if your in the market for a restaurant sink. Overall I am happy with it.
Posted on 9/13/2014 by Ruport
Customer Rating 1 5
I purchased this sink to use for industrial commercial purposes. We purchased this item about 6 moths ago and it is still working great. It took us about 5-7 days to receive this 3 compartment sink. We purchased wall shelves and stainless steel work tables with this order. All items came in one package. Our overall rating is 5 stars because, the price of this three compartment industrial sink is great. It also included free shipping. It came fast, the customer support was great , and the product itself is sturdy and durable.
Posted on 6/26/2014 by Vlad A.
Customer Rating 1 5
easy to assemble. arrived in perfect condition. smaller than i was expecting but i should have read the reviews. if you have big bowls and pans to wash i would suggest to get a bigger one, you can't really fit big things inside the sink on this
Posted on 6/4/2014 by Babycakes Cupcakes
Customer Rating 1 5
We needed a sink fast. This commercial 3 compartment sink was exactly what we needed. Its sturdy, durable, and was in stock. We received this item with 4 days. Pleased with transaction, will be back.
Posted on 8/9/2013 by Alan Tang
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We purchased this item from Elite because it was affordable and looked sturdy. We were in need of a new sink for our commercial kitchen. We needed a fast replacement, although we were not looking to spend a lot of money. We came across this 3 compartment sink and though it was perfect. I am glad to say we were right, we received this sink within 6 days, it was packed well and it is exactly what was shown in the image. A+ for eliterestaurantequipment.com
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Little Red Riding Hood is perhaps one of the best known fairy tales. Like most European fairy tales, its origins lie within a sprawling folk tradition of oral storytelling. It was first published in the late 17th century by Charles Perrault - a French author who is considered to be the father of the fairy tale genre due to his work collecting these tales together for the first time in print. This later version, contained within a small, hand-coloured chapbook, dates from 1810 and was published in Moorfields, London. It is told in the form of a verse poem with alternating unrhymed and rhymed couplets. The clear text and simple language, coupled with the large colourful illustrations, suggests that this chapbook was aimed at young readers.
By the early 19th century the cautionary tale of Red Riding Hood had been told and retold countless times, producing numerous adaptations. This version sticks closely to Perrault's original, and predates the Grimm brothers' version by two years. Notably, the 'happy ending' we are familiar with today – in which Red Riding Hood and her grandmother are heroically saved by a woodcutter – is absent; instead, the last scene grimly depicts the wolf eating the little girl.
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- Little Red Riding Hood
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- 1810, London
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Journey into exciting knitting territory with Alasdair Post-Quinn. He'll guide you through the basics of double-knitting and lead you all the way up to his more adventurous techniques.
Other projects made as part of this class:
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|Here are some details about my project:
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|Worsted (10 ply)
|Casual, Classic
What advice would you give someone starting this project? This headband was lovely to knit and the class made everything very clear. The headband came out way too big, and after reading project notes for the headband on Ravelry, this seems to be a common problem. I tried felting it, but still unusable.
Where do you find the pattern?
The pattern is in the course material.
If you go to the class, there is a header with 'Lessons', 'Materials', 'Notes" etc, just click on 'Materials' and there will be a list of different things - you want the ones with the down arrow in the orange/red circle - click on "Adventures in Double Knitting: Patterns and Instructions' - you should be able to download the pattern there. I hope this helps!


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Already stumping for hundreds of millions of dollars to raise new buildings, bolster endowments and rejuvenate the visitor experience, cultural leaders are stunned by the revelation that the Philadelphia Museum of Art intends to raise $500 million for the largest arts project in the city's history.
"Wow," said Peter B. Lane, president of the Mann Center for the Performing Arts, of the sheer size of the Art Museum's goal. "I haven't heard a number any larger in this town."
"Yikes," said Janice C. Price, president of the Kimmel Center, which is trying to raise $90 million for endowment, debt reduction, or a combination of both.


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The 'Wall Street Walk' and Shareholder Activism: Exit as a Form of Voice
Anat R. Admati
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Paul C. Pfleiderer
Stanford Graduate School of Business
July 2009
The Review of Financial Studies, Vol. 22, Issue 7, pp. 2445-2485, 2009
We examine whether a large shareholder can alleviate conflicts of interest between managers and shareholders through the credible threat of exit on the basis of private information. In our model, the threat of exit often reduces agency costs, but additional private information need not enhance the effectiveness of the mechanism. Moreover, the threat of exit can produce quite different effects depending on whether the agency problem involves desirable or undesirable actions from shareholders' perspective. Our results are consistent with empirical findings on the interaction between managers and minority large shareholders and have further empirical implications.
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North Middleton Twp. police have arrested a Carlisle man on charges that he provided false information in an attempt to purchase a gun earlier this year.
Richard L. Vazquez, 33, of the 100 block of East Mulberry Avenue, was charged with making false statements in a transaction with a gun dealer in the township on March 21.
Police said Vazquez was located in Middlesex Twp., taken into custody with the assistance of Middlesex police and committed to Cumberland County Prison in lieu of $5,000 bail.
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Court Appointed Special Advocates of Somerset, Hunterdon, and Warren Counties (CASA SHaW) recently received a grant of $5,725 from the Astle-Alpaugh Family Foundation in support of its volunteer preservice and inservice training for 2014.
As a result of this award, CASA SHaW, a nonprofit organization which recruits, screens, trains, and supervises community volunteers to act as advocates in court for children living in foster care, will be offering volunteer training classes in the spring and fall of 2014. The monies will also support continuing education efforts for CASA SHaW's currently active volunteers.
This is the third consecutive year the Foundation has supported CASA SHaW and its child advocacy mission. With their funding, the non-profit was able to train 29 new volunteer advocates who in turn have served more than 50 children to date.
In addition, all of CASA SHaW's advocates were afforded training opportunities on a wide variety of topics, including substance abuse, human trafficking, and the impacts of parental incarceration on children. Members of the public who are interested in becoming a CASA volunteer can visit their website, casashaw.org, for more information. For more information on the Astle-Alpaugh Family Foundation, visit taaff.org.
CASA of Somerset, Hunterdon, and Warren Counties is part of a statewide network of community-based, nonprofit programs that recruit, screen, train and supervise volunteers to "Speak Up for a Child" removed from home due to abuse or neglect. CASA is the only program in New Jersey that uses trained volunteers to work one-on-one with children, ensuring that each one gets the services needed and achieves permanency in a safe, nurturing home.
Visit casashaw.org or call 908/689-5515 for more information about CASA of Somerset, Hunterdon, and Warren Counties.


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Labor at crossroads: Bring the discussion from union hall to union hall
NEW YORK — In an amazing bounce- back from the frustrating Nov. 2 electoral defeat, labor leaders, academics and rank-and- filers turned out en masse here to discuss and debate "Labor at the Crossroads: Competing Visions, Alternative Strategies, and the Future of the U.S. Labor Movement."
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CHICAGO — How can union activists make sure the unfolding discussion in the AFL-CIO includes the issues of international solidarity and peace? How can we move the foreign policy debate forward in the labor movement? How can we support the growing sentiment in labor for bringing the troops, predominantly workers and the sons and daughters of workers, home from Iraq and out of harm's way?


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SIMPLY, they call him pigpen. Only the Charles Schultz character wishes he had as much athletic ability as Niles' Jeff Hosey.
The 13-year-old soon-to-be eighth grader at Niles Middle School is part of the 13-year-old Warren Athletic Conference Babe Ruth All-Star Team that is heading to Kentucky for regional play starting Friday.
"Cause I'm always sliding even if there's no play at the plate. I'm always sliding - getting dirty," Jeff said.
He's the catcher on this all-star team that scored 72 runs in four games to win the state tournament in Cambridge earlier this month.
"He's Mr. Energy," WAC assistant coach Bruce Hendryx said. "He's probably the dirtiest kids on the team by his own design. We've called him Pig-Pen on more than one occassion. He acts like a quarterback because that's what he is and that's what he's about.
"He is a baseball player. He breathes it and lives it. He loves the stuff."
Jeff played for the WAC 13-14 Babe Ruth Niles team prior to coming to the all-star team.
"During player for the regular season my coaches told them about it and I was all in for it," Jeff said."After the championship game, I was practicing for the all-star team."
Now playing for Niles means Jeff is part of a tight-knit system run by Red Dragons varsity coach Michael Guarnieri.
Wilder Field is usually more of a home to Jeff.
"Our high school coach has me down for catcher drills. I'm always out playing catch or playing ball somewhere," Jeff said.
He has set his goals high after leaving Niles.
"Just having fun, playing baseball," Jeff said. "I hope to be in Major League Baseball someday."
For now, he'll be one of the better 13-year-old athletes in this area.
And, Jeff will get as dirty as possible if it will help his team.
"You want a guy who can get down in the muck when you need him to," Hendryx said.
Well, he just likes to get his uniform dirty, too. They don't call him Pig-Pen for nothing.


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Sunset Beach is among towns slated to receive stimulus money to help with its wastewater treatment project.
State Sen. R.C. Soles noted in a recent press release $3 million from the second round of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) awards is earmarked for Sunset Beach.
In addition, $3 million has been granted to the city of Southport for an additional pump station/force main to its wastewater treatment plant, and another $3 million to the town of Burgaw for wastewater system improvements.
Shallotte has awarded bids for a new fire pumper truck and additions and improvements to town hall.
At Tuesday night's pre-agenda meeting, the board approved fire chief Paul Dunwell's recommendation to award the $276,553 contract to Ferrara Fire Apparatus, which provides equipment to departments in Horry County, S.C., Dunwell said.
When you're talking about nearly $800 billion, what's another $18 million? That's not even enough to cover the interest—spend it.
I would venture the previous statement sums up the entire thought process that went into the decision to spend nearly $18 million over the next six years to revamp recovery.gov, the government-run Web site that tracks where and how stimulus money is being spent.
Adding insult to injury, taxpayers are actually footing the $18 million bill just so they can see where their stimulus money is being spent.
On Saturday more than 70 kids participated in the Kids Fishing Derby at the Oak Island Pier. The event was sponsored by the Oak Island Parks and Recreation Department.
Kids were given awards for the largest fish, smallest fish, skinnest fish, ugliest fish, shiniest fish and most fish caught. Those who did not catch any fish were able to participate in a drawing for prizes. The prizes awarded included fishing rods with popular themes such as Cars, Batman, Barbie, Hannah Montana and Superman.
BOLIVIA—After meeting in three closed sessions in the past three weeks to discuss a grievance filed against Superintendent Katie McGee by Sherry Dove, her executive assistant, the Brunswick County Board of Education has reached a decision.
But they won't say what it is.
After coming out of a four-hour closed session at a specially called meeting Thursday night, board chairwoman Shirley Babson said she could not release information on the board's decision citing personnel laws.
The Sunset Beach and Ocean Isle Beach fire departments responded to a report of an overturned boat on the east end of the Sunset Beach at about 10:45 p.m. Thursday night. They later found that the boat's owner was already safe on shore.
Two responders from Sunset Beach and one from Ocean Isle were injured during the search for the boater, according to Sunset Beach Assistant Chief Scott Bookout, but have recovered.
Two "suspicious fires" are under further investigation, according to the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office.
A residential fire on Market Street in Wildwood Village in Shallotte is being investigated, after a suspect threw an unknown fuel on the back of the house Friday. According to the incident report, the fire caused $200 worth of damage to the wood siding.
On Sunday, a suspect set fire to objects in the back of a truck located at a residence on Alvin Street in Supply, causing $500 worth of damage to the 1985 Chevy pick-up.
Directors of Brunswick Little Theatre's "The Music Man" set three goals for the 67-person musical cast during a recent rehearsal: act with energy, minimize outside conversation and go through every scene without stopping.
The cast seemed ready to tackle their instructions and launched into a quick run-through of the song "Ya Got Trouble" before starting the scene from the top.
CALABASH—Calabash Fire Chief Carl Naecker has resigned.
Naecker's resignation officially took effect last Friday, July 24.
Naecker, 58, was appointed interim chief to fill the department's leadership vacancy last Aug. 1 after longtime department Chief Karl Bennett announced retirement plans. Naecker officially became chief of the department in December.
Fire department board chairman Jennings Edge said he didn't know Naecker's reasons for resigning.
If camp is under way, it must be summertime at the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher.
The state aquarium is just a ferry-cross over the Cape Fear River from Brunswick County.
Summer activities on tap have included junior naturalists, animal keepers and coastal crusaders camps for children and teens (advance fees and registration required).
Day visitors of all ages are offered a chance to experience the sights and sounds of "The Waters of the Cape Fear," from freshwater streams and swamps to coastline habitats, to reefs and the open ocean.
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Alright! We've made it to the 1st Place Winner for Best Paintball Guns Under $400 for 2014! But, we need to recap to keep things straight. For our 3rd Place Winner, we had the Azodin Zenith .68 CAL Electronic Marker coming in at $249.99, packed with the all new "Feather Striker System" featuring a breakthrough technology that reduces the mechanical recoil. Following, we have the 2nd Place Winner – the Tippmann Crossover. This awesome marker features the ability to switch between electronic and mechanical modes – just incase you forget to change your battery the night before the battle. And now, here we are at the 1st Place Winner – drum roll please!
The 1st Place Winner for Best Paintball Guns Under $400 for 2014 is the Planet Eclipse Etha Paintball Gun!
Listed at $395, Hustle Paintball is offering the Etha at an all time low price of $349.95. Customize your package with our Maintenance Option (Pathogen Super Grease – Ultra-High Performance Lubricant – 1 oz Tub) for an additional $14.99. Unbeatable!
Planet Eclipse has long been known as a market leader in high-end paintball markers and accessories. Their markers have always been aimed at the higher-end of the paintball market, setting the bar really high. They are feature-laden, finished to the very highest standard and immaculately prepared and presented. This marker is NOT Entry Level by any means, it is top-notch badass-ness!
The Etha uses the same materials machined to the same tolerances as those found in other Eclipse markers such as the Ego, Geo and Etek. The philosophy behind the Etha is to reduce costs by simplifying the design of both the internal and external components, and manufacture those components to the same level of accuracy and quality as those found in other Eclipse markers. Eclipse did not use cheap materials while machining the Etha, nor did they lower their tolerance on less accurate machines. The Etha is top notch with an unbeatable price attached.
Eclipse took the Etha through an intensive field-testing before placing it on the paintball market. They shot thousands of paintballs through it, ensuring quality before launching the product. So needless to say, Eclipse is awesome.
The Etha utilizes a spring return bolt system in the firing mechanism, featuring a dual-stage acceleration that picks up the paintball at a lower speed before accelerating further to push the ball fully into the barrel. The front of the bolt has a ramped rubber section, which extends to be both removable and replaceable, designed to flex freely in order to prevent clipping of the second ball in the stack. This also allows for flexibility on the face to cushion the paintball as it is pushed toward the barrel. These features work hand-in-hand with the Deftek Feed System and Break Beam Sensor System to keep any occurrences of barrel breaks to an absolute minimum.
The Pull Poppet that releases the air from the firing chamber is driven by a new, super-robust high-pressure solenoid that is controlled by the fully adjustable PCB. The PCB controls the firing mode, rate of fire, dwell and de-bounce through the multi-color LED mounted in the rear of the frame. It is pre-programmed with modes compatible with all major tournament series meaning no upgrades are needed – EVER!
The frame is also really cool. Inside, there are sintered brass bushings for the trigger pin to pivot on and a captured, fully adjustable leaf spring. Combined with the externally adjustable trigger, the Etha produces a crisp, smooth trigger action with which to operate the micro switch. On the bottom, there is a brand new OOPS (On/Off Purge System) ASA with front exit porting and the same internals found in the POPS ASA.
Another cool feature is that the Etha comes delivered in a hard case, lined with shock absorbing foam and packed with everything you need to look after and maintain it; a full color manual; a full set of hex keys; a tube of Eclipse Grease; a comprehensive marker and regulator spares kit; and a barrel safety device.
Features Summed Up:
- Weight: 930g/2.05lb (Including 14.5″ Shaft4 Barrel, Battery, Feed Tube, POPS)
- Single Push Button plus Tourney Lock
- 1 x Tri-Color LED Indicators
- T-slot mounted adjustable rail with Front Exit OOPS (On/Off Purge System)
- 2-Piece Micro Honed Shaft4 14.5 inch length 0.693 Bore
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- Rubber Tipped CS Bolt
- Contoured dual density grip
- Semi & Ramping capped and uncapped
- 10 Debounce Modes
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Thousands Unpack For ECU's Move In Day
GREENVILLE - East Carolina University officials anticipate about 5,600 new students to move in for the new school year.
This school year is the first where incoming freshmen are required to live on campus. Hundreds will be a part of ECU's three new living-learning communities: the Bio Living-Learning Community, Future Pirate Nurse Living and Learning Village, and the College of Business Living-Learning Community.
Associate Vice Chancellor of Campus Living and Dining William McCartney said students hoping to be a part of the pre-nursing learning community will apply after their prerequisite courses are complete and generally will find out if they are accepted during the second semester of their sophomore year.
"The pre-nursing program is unique compared to our other living-learning communities in that the pre-nursing students are hoping to become nursing students, and they have a curriculum they have to take in advance of being accepted to the college," McCartney said.
The students will be mentored by nursing students. They will be advised by faculty within the Nursing School.
Only 27 students were chosen for the program out of the 1,100 intended nursing major students. Nursing administrators said there is no guarantee students involved in the learning community will be accepted into the nursing school.


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Why Did a Nice Girl Like Anna Sandhu Wed James Earl Ray? 'I Love Him,' She Says
How did you meet your husband?
I was doing the drawings for a TV interview just after James' escape trial in 1977. The reporter was asking things like, "Are you intending to escape and, if so, where?" and James and I were smiling at each other because the questions were so silly. Later he sat down beside me. He has the most direct gaze of any man I've ever known. I've seen men look at me and turn their eyes away, but James will look right into your eyes and won't flinch. The first thing he said to me was, "Do you know anything about Picasso?"
What happened then?
Before the interview the reporter had bought a lot of copies of the book about James, Code Name Zorro. He threw them on the table in front of him and said, "Sign these. They're for your fans in the newsroom." James turned red in the face, and later I said, "You didn't like that, did you?" He said it made him feel like a baseball player who had hit a home run or something. And he said, "I'm not proud of what I'm accused of." People think James is unfeeling and they don't take the time to get to know him. But I go to court a lot and I read people's faces. I feel their pain and I know what they're going through. I felt this with James. It was just as though I could read his mind.
When did you arrange to see him again?
I made some money from the interview, and I used it to buy James some books. Then I wrote him and said, "I'd like to be your friend. I know you don't have any visitors, but I'd like to talk to you, and I won't tell anyone what you say to me." He wrote back, saying, "I'd be happy to have you visit me." So I did. I was so nervous the first day I tripped going into the visiting room. He smiled and said, "You probably believe all those things you've read about me, and if you do you're convinced I'm going to jump across this table." Actually, he's a very romantic man. He writes beautiful love letters.
When did you decide to get married?
Two months ago I was talking with James, and I said, "I really love you." He said, "I'm glad." I asked if he would consider getting married, and he said, "No"—just like that. He was very emphatic. "Somebody might hurt you," he said. "They might say bad things about you." I said, "I can handle whatever they dish out, but I can't keep coming here this way and I don't know how to give you up. Should I just quit?" He couldn't have stood that, and I couldn't.
Don't you expect to be ridiculed?
I don't want trouble, I don't like to hurt people and I hate suffering and pain. But some things are more important than doing what's expected of you. This may not be the easiest road to take, but at least I know it's the right one. I can tell that James' love is sincere. He's not a saint, and I've even called him a penny-ante crook. But that was because I didn't want people to say, "She's a nut. She's fantasizing. Prisons must be her thing." I'm not like that. And I didn't get married for publicity. I am a very private person, and I don't like people watching me.
Some people suspect that you're merely gathering material for a book.
Once I didn't want people to know I cared about James. I was afraid they would stop me from seeing him. So when they asked I'd tell them I was stringing him along on the chance that he would tell me something. But I turned down more than $15,000 from the Enquirer for an exclusive interview and pictures, and I have told James I would sacrifice any amount of money to get the truth about him across to the public. That's our only hope.
Aren't you frustrated being separated?
Obviously there will be no sex. I wish there would. But I like to paint, and I sublimate my emotions. I have very intense feelings, and when they come out in my work my paintings are much better. Really, it helps. What James gives me emotionally is just terrific.
Do you believe in his innocence?
I don't think James killed Martin Luther King. I'm sure he was a part of it in some way, but it was without his knowledge of what was going on. I'm sure that James thought he was smuggling guns or something like that. I know that James would never be party to a murder because, as he said, he could have gotten the same kind of money by robbing a supermarket. I know a lot more about this than I'm telling you now, but I know James is innocent.
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For the 19th year, Centenary College is running an intensive Summer Culture and Language Program for international students to learn American culture and the English language. This program is open to international college students and recent high school graduates intending to continue on to college studies.
From July 1 through Aug. 8, 81 students are attending Centenary College from universities in China, Japan and Korea. Fifty-two of the summer students will remain at Centenary for the 2013-14 academic year. Some students will be attending from longtime Centenary sister university partners, such as Dongduk Women's University and Ewha Womans University, both in Seoul, Korea, and Ningbo University in Ningbo, China. Others are from new partners Korea University and Myongi University in Seoul.
"The number of students participating in this program is the highest that it has been in recent years," said Dr. Joseph P. Linskey, dean of the School of International Studies at Centenary College. "We use very innovative methods to engage the students and infuse them with enthusiasm about the subject matter. This program is one that is very well-respected overseas and continues to thrive because of student satisfaction."
In order to provide these students with the best support, Centenary intercultural resident directors and assistants assigned to work with these students are required to participate in a seven-day intensive orientation to the program and Asian cultures. Staff and student life training will be coordinated by Hye-Jin Lee, administrative manager of International Student Affairs and director of the Summer Culture & Language Program, who is a 2005 graduate of Centenary College. Lee came to Centenary College through the Summer Culture and Language Program when she was a student at Hoseo University, and later went on to complete her graduate degree in International Studies at Ewha Womans University in Korea.
As part of this program, students will learn about the Hackettstown community and surrounding areas, as well as participate in cultural and educational trips to Washington, D.C., Boston, New York City and Philadelphia, where they will have the opportunity to see America's pastime in the form of a Phillies baseball game.
On the academic side, they will participate in an English pronunciation enrichment program, and take a four-credit Advanced English as a Second Language reading and writing class. They will also take a four-credit American Culture class that will provide them with an understanding of America today and cultural life on American college campuses. This year, some students with exceptional English skills will participate in a new literature and writing course.


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Fantastic sail on the East River and NY harbor. After getting out of the harbor, it's basically a lazy coast along to Lady Liberty then a loop around governor's island on the way back. It was great. Not too crowded, plenty of seats (if you wanted). The bar is fully stocked and takes credit cards (and is cheaper than most bars in Manhattan). Great photo ops.