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Centenary College of Louisiana Alma Mater
Find out more about Music at Centenary
The Centenary College of Louisiana Alma Mater was written in 1922; lyrics are by James Church Alvord.
hear it:
Alma Mater
Where the sleepy, silver bayou
Gleams among the pines,
Watching oer the throbbing city
Alma Mater shines.
Forward, forward Centenary
Time and tide may fail,
But our hearts shall love thee ever
Centenary Hail!
Like a wave the mighty city
Surges round thy feet.
Guide it, train it, teach it wisdom
Alma Mater sweet.
Green the boughs that rustle round thee
On thy stately crest:
Greener is our memry of thee
Alma Mater blest.
About the Alma Mater
The term alma mater is from Latin, meaning nourishing mother. It refers either to the school, college, or university that one has attended, or the musical anthem of an institution of higher learning. It is the latter definition that concerns us.
The Centenary College alma mater is based on the song Annie Lisle." Annie Lisle is the name of an 1857 ballad by Boston, Massachusetts, songwriter H. S. Thompson, published by Oliver Ditson & Co. It is about the death of a young maiden, possibly from tuberculosis, or "consumption"; but this is speculation. The song might have slipped into obscurity had the tune not been adopted by countless colleges, universities, and high schools worldwide as their respective alma mater songs.
Annie Lisle (1857)
Words and music by H.S. Thompson
Down where the waving willows
Neath the sunbeams smile,
Shadowd oer the murmring waters
Dwelt sweet Annie Lisle;
Pure as the forest lily,
Never thot of guile
Had its home within the bosom of sweet Annie Lisle.
Wave willows, murmur waters, Golden sunbeams, smile!
Earthly music cannot waken Lovely Annie Lisle.
Sweet came the hallowd chiming
Of the Sabbath bell,
Borne on the morning breezes
Down the woody dell.
On a bed of pain and anguish
Lay dear Annie Lisle.
Changd were the lovely features
Gone the happy smile.
The first college to have used the tune in a spirit song seems to have been Cornell University. Circa 1870, students and roommates Archibald Weeks and Wilmot Smith wrote "Far Above Cayuga's Waters" and used an adaptation of Thompson's melody. Interested in creating a popular school song, the two quickly sketched out six verses by alternating each line between the two. The currently accepted lyrics differ slightly, likely the result of an arranger named Colin K. Urquhart who revised them for publication in the late 1800s.
Many other colleges, almost certainly influenced by Cornell's version, have since created their own renditions. They include: Acadia University, American University of Beirut, Centenary College of Louisiana, College of William & Mary, Davis College, Emory University, Indiana University, Lehigh University, Lewis & Clark College, Moravian College, Roanoke Bible College, Swarthmore College, Syracuse University, Tennessee Wesleyan College, University of Alabama, University of Georgia, University of Kansas, University of Missouri, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Vanderbilt University, and Xavier University of Louisiana.
This song is the best-known alma mater in the United States. It is the only alma mater song included in Ronald Herder's 500 Best-Loved Song Lyrics (1998). The novelist, Betty Smith, author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, supposedly called it "the saddest and oldest of all college songs." Edward Abbey, in One Life at a Time, Please (1988), mentions a campfire sing in which he contributed "the only Ivy League song that occurred to me: 'Far Above Cayuga's Waters.'"
Far Above Cayuga's Waters
Words by Archibald Weeks and Wilmot Smith
Far above Cayuga's waters
With its waves of blue,
Stands our noble Alma Mater
Glorious to view.
Lift the chorus, speed it onward,
Loud her praises tell.
Hail to thee, our Alma Mater,
Hail, all hail, Cornell!
Far Above the busy humming
Of the bustling town;
Reared against the arch of Heaven,
Looks she proudly down.
The earliest publication of the text of the Centenary College alma mater occurs in the 1922 Yoncopin yearbook. This, incidentally, was the first year for Centenary to have a yearbook. The lyrics are printed, but no score. Above the lyrics there is a picture of James Church Alvord, the lyricist. In the faculty listings of the 1922 yearbook, Alvord is listed as: James Church Alvord. B.D., A.M. Professor of Modern Languages. The earliest publication of the alma mater score appears on the back of the 1924 Commencement Bulletin.
Consulting the College Bulletins (aka college catalogs) yields a few additional clues regarding Alvord. The earliest year his name appears on documents in the archives appears to be the 1921-22 College Bulletin. The next college bulletin is for the 1922-23 year. It lists Alvord as Prof of Modern Languages again, this time with his full educational background A.B. and A.M., Williams College; B.D., Andover; M.I.L., Emerson School of Oratory, Special student Madrid, Paris and Rome. The next college bulletin in the archives is dated December 15, 1922. Once again Alvord is listed along with his educational background. The next college bulletin in the archives is dated May 1, 1925 and lists a new Prof of Modern Languages; Alvord is not mentioned.
The only known concert-setting of Annie Lisle/Far Above Cayugas Waters is by Charles Ives (1874-1954). This March Intercollegiate received its first performance in Washington, D.C., on March 4, 1897, by the combined New Haven and Washington Marine (i.e., U.S. Marine) Bands as part of the presidential inauguration celebrations for William McKinley. The composition possibly dates from 1892, written for the Danbury (CT) Band; Charles Ives was eighteen years old. The theme was considered to be everybodys Alma Mater.
Sources consulted include: Wikipedia articles on Annie Lisle and Far Above Cayugas Waters; the Cornell University Glee Club: Alma Mater homepage; and various Centenary College of Louisiana Yoncopins, Commencement Bulletins, and College Bulletins.
Ronald N. Bukoff, Director of the Hurley Music Library and Associate Professor of Music and Chris Brown, Archivist

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WAILUKU - A couple of high-pressure systems - one to the north and one to the northeast - are expected to begin building the strength of trade winds today and continue through the rest of this week, said Glenn James, senior weather analyst with the Pacific Disaster Center.
Trade winds had been light to moderate, but they are forecast to strengthen to strong and gusty this week, James said, adding that small-craft advisories should go up today for coastal and channel waters surrounding Maui County.
The winds should hit their stride Thursday and continue into what's expected to be a breezy weekend, he said.
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Casting next to a World War II bunker in Paia, a fisherman tries his luck last week. Maui County residents can expect stronger trade winds this week and a swell of high surf coming from the northwest, according to Glenn James, senior weather analyst with the Pacific Disaster Center.
The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photo
The National Weather Service said high temperatures will be 76 to 81 degrees, with overnight lows of 63 to 68.
Also, because of the stronger winds, east-facing shores will be rough and choppy, James said.
The strong winds are not expected to bring much rain, other than the common passing showers, at least through Friday, he said. However, beginning this weekend and into next week, residents, particularly in windward areas, may see increasing showers.
For the 24-hour period ending at 2 p.m. Tuesday, only Puu Kukui, deep in the West Maui Mountains, recorded a significant amount of rainfall - 0.71 inch.
County Department of Water Supply records show that the Wailoa Ditch, which collects water from East Maui surface sources, was running between 72.6 million and 189.6 million gallons per day last week.
The ditch has a capacity of nearly 200 million gallons per day.
Two of Upcountry's main water supplies were full or near full. The 100-million-gallon Kahakapao Reservoir was about 95 percent full, and the 50-million-gallon Piiholo Reservoir was full Tuesday, according to the water department.
James said the high and mid-level clouds that have made for overcast skies recently may move on today.
"The high clouds might be trying to slip away," he said.
Meanwhile, a winter swell is expected to arrive late today, James said.
It was churned up by a deep low-pressure area several days ago in ocean waters off Japan, he said. The area had gale- and hurricane-force winds that generated a "swell train of waves" headed in the direction of the Hawaiian Islands.
The surf on north- and west-facing shores is forecast to begin arriving late today and early Thursday morning and continue through the rest of this week, James said.
Surfers might check out breaks at Hookipa, at Honolua Bay and at Jaws in Peahi, he said.
While the size of the surf will be significant, around 20 feet, it's not expected to be among the largest swells of waves this winter, he said.
With waves dangerously big on the north and west shores and windy and choppy conditions on east shores, visitors looking for calm waters for swimming this weekend should plan to go to the south shores where waves are expected to be "very small to near flat," James said.
James' weather forecast can be found online at hawaiiweathertoday.com.
* Brian Perry can be reached at email@example.com.


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Used when someone isn't doing the things he was supposed to do to achieve certain goals.
1_ - You'd better shape up if don't wanna fail that Math exam!!
2_ - Your pad is disgusting.... Shape up!!
2_ - Your pad is disgusting.... Shape up!!
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To fix up your hair line, on the back, or side of your head. Also the front if you want it.
damn yo! I gots to get me a shape up
автор: dot dot dot 8 июня 2004
its a "line up" but in bk where im from its a shape up, jus shapin up the front sides and back of ur hair cut, no fade jus a usin the small clippers to shape up the around ur head and gettin those tight side burns.
(to barber):yo let me get a shape up, no fade jus a shape up.
автор: juan aka the crazy 20 мая 2005
For someone to get the hair around the perimeter of their heads shaped up neatly by clippers and or any sharp object.
Hey! You guys like my fresh shape-up?
автор: Someboody 14 июля 2008
Phrase used to initiate a fist fight.
similar to 'come at me, bro'.
Coined in Western Sydney.
similar to 'come at me, bro'.
Coined in Western Sydney.
'Oi, you broke me last durry; shape up, cunt'.
автор: victurtle 5 июня 2011
shape-up bassically getting a hair cut
yo give me a shape-up going out today
автор: 4-8-09 29 апреля 2009
Philly term for a fade (the haircut)
Las' week I got a shape up at ma barbashop
1 1/2 on da sidez an bac
1 1/2 on da sidez an bac
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I can remember the first true, timed foot race I ever ran.
In eighth grade, I was running track. It was the mile and I won. My time was 6:24, which I thought was really fast and which I soon found out was not.
The mile, or actually The Mile, is a legendary distance in running, rivaled probably only by the marathon. It is forever linked to history with names like Roger Bannister, Jim Ryun and Morocco's Hicham El Guerrouj, whose world record of 3:43.13 has stood for 15 years.
And yet, with the metric system and its 5Ks and 10Ks, The Mile has faded in its glory.
The Mile's metric equivalent, 1,500 meters, falls well short, literally and figuratively to The Mile. And the faux 1,600 meters, the compromised mile for high school runners, is actually nine meters shy of perfection.
Bring back The Mile
The Mile, however, has some advocates.
"The Mile is a great opportunity to check your fitness, get in some speed work and get a rust buster in before the fall 5K season starts up a few weeks later, " says Academic Magnet High School running coach Brian Johnson, who is organizing one of two local one-mile races in August.
"Most people have to run a mile at some point in their life. This gives them an opportunity to see how they compare to their high school PE class days. It also gives regular runners an answer to the age old question they get from friends, family and coworkers when they find out you run which is, 'How fast can you run a mile?' "
In recent years, a movement called "Bring Back the Mile" has been trying to promote mile races for this reason: "No running distance, or field event for that matter, has the history, the appeal, the 'magic' of The Mile. The Mile, like the 100 meters and the marathon, is a running event that most Americans know something about or have a general feeling for, and thus, there is a built-in awareness of and audience for The Mile ..."
Last year, two efforts to bring back The Mile to the Charleston area, which used to host the King Street Mile, took place, though with relatively minimal participation. Organizers of the Montague Mile and the Magnet Mile, both in North Charleston's Park Circle area, are taking another stab at it in the coming weeks.
The Montague Mile
The Montague Mile, an event put on by the Charleston Marathon, will be 5-7 p.m. Sunday on Montague Avenue, near DIG in the Park. It will feature heats for males and females in various divisions, including high school, open, masters and invited. It will kick off with a youth division race.
Charleston Marathon board member Howie Schomer came up with the idea for the Montague Mile and made some tweaks to it this year, including moving the date from mid-September to early August.
"We'd like to have it as sort of a kickoff to the fall racing season, and warm weather and a short distance race work well together," says Schomer.
He also moved the starting line close to the finish line.
"We're going to start the races just above DIG in the Park on Montague and they'll finish just below DIG in the other direction. This will make it more spectator-friendly and avoid the runners having to run down to the start away from the restrooms, water, et cetera," says Schomer, adding that it will also eliminate the possibility of being stopped by a train crossing.
The new route, which includes more turns, can be seen here: www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=6376353
For more, go to http://montaguemile.com. Those interested in running in the elite division should contact Schomer at email@example.com.
Magnet Mile
The Magnet Mile will be 8:30 a.m. Aug. 16 at Academic Magnet High School. All runners will start together. Brian Johnson, the running coach at Academic Magnet, organized last year's race and also tweaked the course.
"This year the course will start in a different spot so that the course will be a loop with a smaller section being run twice. We will have the Fleet Feet arch, which runners will run under for the finish," says Johnson.
To sign up, go to http://bit.ly/1oBzTwB.
Yoga in 'the barn'
In partnership with the Yoga House of Charleston, the Flats at Mixson will host a community yoga event called Barefoot in The Barn at 9 a.m. Saturday.
Current and aspiring yogis of all skill levels are invited to attend the event, which is free and open to the public.
Participants are asked to bring their own yoga mats or towels. Immediately following the yoga class, participants are invited to enjoy complimentary refreshments at The Flats at Mixson.
The Barn at Mixson is located at 4501 Mixson Ave., in North Charleston.
For more information,go to the Facebook event page at http://on.fb.me/1lNKlMz.
SUP race
The organizers of Chucktown Showdown will hold the Team Esthetic Race Series-Race No. 7, featuring races of 8.5 miles and 4.4 miles, on Saturday at Brittlebank Park.
All entry fees for the race are waived. The sign-in starts at 7:15 a.m. and the races start at 8 a.m.
More on Facebook at http://on.fb.me/1lNKdwv.
Reach David Quick at 937-5516.
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On Sat, 08 Mar 2008 05:48:27 GMT, Robert M. Riches Jr. wrote:
> In an earlier thread about security vulnerabilities, it was
> stated that DNS server(s) should be specified as forwarders
> in /var/lib/named/etc/named.conf. When using the default
> Mandriva bind/named configuration, as a caching nameserver,
> if no forwarders are specified, where does named find where
> it should go for answers?
NOTE: I have no knowledge about how it works.
As I mis-understand it, when an app wants some resolution,
/etc/host.conf and
grep hosts: /etc/nsswitch.conf
indicates where/order to go look something up.
You may have more than one DNS ip in resolv.conf but look ups will not
go to the next DNS server if the first one returns no record found.
If the first server times out, the next dns ip in resolv.conf will
get the request.
When you make a request of the first DNS server, and it can not resolve it, it
will forward the request to the next DNS server it knows about.
So, people with an Internet router set the router as a DNS ip,
it in turn, forwards it's request to it's forwarders, usually the
isp's DNS servers. Request continue up the forwarders chain until one
of those direct the request to owner's resolver which sends back the
requested information.
Hopefully someone like Moe Trin can indicate where I am incorrect and
provide a bit more detail.


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I'm so excited to share the Robot Baby Shower theme that I styled for Pottery Barn Kids with you today – which they've playfully dubbed "Bundle of Bots"! Best news of all? This one comes with FREE downloads of all the robot party printables that I designed for this shoot. Enjoy!
Everything is covered in detail over on the PBK website – from how-to info on each of the party details to recipes for the super easy "Spare Parts" Pasta Salad and "Nuts & Bolts" Snack Mix. Here's a screenshot from PBK:
Robot Mom + Baby Bot
The felt "mom" robot pictured above was probably my personal favorite detail from this theme… she was inspired by a plush robot toy I'd seen… but being the non-seamstress I am (sigh…), I needed to figure out an easier way to make a cute robot that didn't require sewing. The solution? Empty gift boxes covered in (hot glued) felt! Yarn, buttons, and bamboo skewer "antennas" were used to add pops of cuteness and color.
Scroll down for a closer look at some of the robot party details… and if you like the look of this theme but want something a little girlier for your favorite mom-to-be, we also have a Pink/Orange/Yellow version of the printables available on Ink!
For the full recap and DIY Tutorials go click here! To download the FREE Printables click here!
– Party Styling & Printable Design: Jennifer Sbranti / Hostess with the Mostess
– Chevron wood spoons: Sucre Shop
– Display Tower: The Cupcake Tower
– Cake Pops: KCreative Cake Pops
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- January 18, 2013 by jennifer
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1Jenny Raulli- Bloom Designs SAYS:
CONGRATULATIONS! The shower is amazing! What a great theme.
2Amy Cluck SAYS:
Beautiful! Could you tell me where the aqua cupcake liners came from? I'm having trouble finding that color for my wedding cupcakes.
3The Cupcake Tower SAYS:
You are so talented and you make our Cupcake Tower looking amazing every time!
4Ledingham SAYS:
This robot party looks great. Love all the styling.
5[email protected] SAYS:
Very cute. I wish I could say it was my idea,but it was one of our creative customers used our white kraft boxes, which come in different sizes, to create robots for a themed party. No sewing involved!
6Ribbons and Favors SAYS:
Check out this cute party theme! Our White Kraft Favor Boxes make the perfect robot canvas for you to decorate.
7Jennifer Gentry SAYS:
Love this!! I am working on a party right now, and would love to know how you made those cute thought bubbles for the table! Thanks for any help :)
Jennifer Gentry SAYS:
Thanks so much :)
8Christa Morgan SAYS:
This could not have been posted at a better time. I am throwing a baby shower for my sister-in-law next month for her new baby boy and the theme is robots! Her colors are grey and yellow and this is cute, but not too cute-sy. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
9Nicole SAYS:
Where did you get the pacifiers? I've seen them in various colors on some of your different blogs and would love to know how I can get my hands on some for my sister's baby shower.
10Barbara SAYS:
Absolutely stunning! Is there any other way to download the free printables? It appears as though the Pottery Barn website (http://www.potterybarnkids.com/) cannot be accessed. I don't know whether it is location-related, as the error states: "Sorry, due to website restrictions we are unable to display the requested page". I am trying to access the website from South Africa?
11Justine Temke SAYS:
Hi, i love this party theme, i am throwing a baby shower for my best friend i would love to order some of those articles from you. I am just wondering if you could let me know how you made those pompoms? thanks
12Justine SAYS:
Hi, i love this party theme, i am throwing a baby shower for my best friend i would love to order some of those articles from you. I am just wondering if you could let me know how you made those pompoms? thanks
13Ike SAYS:
I love this robot theme. how many of the decorations can be made from printables? The robot toppers are super cute.


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Hello, after having searched high and low on Google, I'm posting a request for the lyrics of Arunachala Kavirayar's "Yen Palli Kondeer Ayya", Ragamalika in Adi Talam. I have a recording of NC Vasanthakokilam having sung this and am looking for the entire lyrics.
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Lyrics - Yen Palli Kondeer Ayya
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By Llewelyn Pavey
Top 10 Motorcycles We're Looking Forward to in 2014
Regarding new motorcycles, 2013 more than impressed. The year was a culmination of technological advances and a mashing of styling that began at the turn of the century.
Ducati and BMW took race-ready to new levels with the HP4 and Panigale R, respectively. Kawasaki increased technology in the supersport class with the return of the 636cc Ninja ZX-6R, and replaced its iconic Ninja 250 with the more powerful Ninja 300.
In adventure, BMW released the semi-water cooled boxer in its R1200GS – a motorcycle that received few negative complaints across the industry, and received nothing but praise from new owners.
The cruiser market was filled with many bikes that would quickly become our favorites. These include the Harley-Davidson Breakout (standard), which brought some handling to the OEM chopper market, and Moto Guzzi, which offered an impressively fast mid-size cruiser with the California 1400 Custom.
With a crop of cycles such as these, OEMs have to continually keep the designs fresh and technology flowing when moving forward. And from the look at what's arriving in 2014, the OEMs are doing just that.
Following are the Top 10 model-year 2014 motorcycles that we are looking forward to, the bikes we know will be our future favorites. Each one represents the determination of OEMs to remain competitive in a market that will settle for very few carry-over models.
Michelin Pilot Road 4 Trail Tires
The Michelin Pilot Road 4 tires represent the latest iteration and next generation of Pilot Road evolution. Designed to deliver maximum safety in most conditions especially on wet roads and in particular when braking, Michelin's goal is to cover all riders in all conditions. Touting both enhanced safety and extended tire life, the Pilot Road 4 tires are a tangible illustration of Michelin's Total Performance strategy of constantly and simultaneously improving tire performance characteristics across the range.
The Pilot Road 4 tires will be available in three versions, the standard PR4, PR4 Trail for enduro and ADV bikes that are primarily ridden on-road and the PR4 GT for heavier, touring bikes. The Pilot Road 4 GT tires are already the OEM choice for the new BMW R1200RT.
Superior wet-weather performance
Longest tread life in its class
Dependable grip even in challenging conditions
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In continuing with Friday's post, here is Part 2 of the 12 Harry Potter Birthday Party Ideas, with additional series-inspired treats, decor, and party activities like "Enchanted Dragon Eggs" & a "Magical Creature Hunt"….
7. Wizard Hat Cupcakes – featuring chocolate-covered sugar cones and piped frosting "lighting bolts"
8. Enchanted Dragon Eggs – metallic gold and fleck-stone spray paints give jumbo plastic eggs a cool, mythical look
9. Magical Creature Hunt – Who needs Easter Eggs when there are creatures like snakes, dragons, rats, and even Harry's pet snowy owl to be found?!
10. Licorice Wizard Wands – a super-easy treat that's fun for playing AND eating! (You can also use chocolate licorice twists if you're not a fan of black licorice)
11. Sorting Hat Assignments – a fun way to kick the party off!
12. Dazzle the kids with some Magical Entertainment Ideas
Hope you're feeling inspired to host a Hogwarts-style celebration! =)
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1Judith SAYS:
What a cool idea for those eggs! I'm loving the gold one :) Thanks for sharing
2Robin SAYS:
Great ideas and so many of them are easy for the party host to put together! Love the wands!
3Heather SAYS:
I LOVE Harry Potter. I may have to throw an HP inspired Party for the final movie. :)
4Kim SAYS:
omg! Love these details!
Kim @ http://frostmeblog.blogspot.com
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5Stephanie Lynn SAYS:
Fabulous Inspiration! Thanks for posting!
6Cheryl of Bliss! Weddings Market SAYS:
fun! i can't wait for my kid to get a bit older so that i can host this type of theme party! thx for the post!
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Awesome! I love the idea.
8Lavern Owie SAYS:
great ideas. i really like it. very creative and unique.. thanks for sharing it.
9Pilar SAYS:
Thanks for all the amazing inspiration, I used your tags and many of your ideas on my daughters birthday party
10Katharine SAYS:
Awesome. I am having a harry potter birthday this summer.


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A survey of program directors in continuing medical education (CME) was conducted to determine the priorities and practices of the persons who develop CME programs. Respondents from community hospitals, medical schools, specialty societies, state medical societies, and other organizations thought that the most important issues related to the measurement of educational needs and outcomes. A high degree of congruence between program directors' ideal priorities and those they thought were actually being attained in their organizations was noted. Differences between groups of CME providers were infrequent, but medical schools were significantly more concerned than other groups about funding and accountability; community hospitals, about needs assessment and training for program directors; and specialty societies, about methods for adult learning. The majority of directors thought that CME credits, recertification, and relicensure (but not reexamination) should be mandatory.
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SEPTEMBER 2016 -- I ran across an interesting article in the Hartford Courant (reprinted below). It presents in interesting dilemma for the rural community. The Governor has been encouraging Connecticut to become more environmentally friendly, pushing for more solar and natural gas development for clean and renewable sources to supply our energy needs.
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AUGUST 4, 2016 -- Have you submitted your resolutions to the State Grange yet? It is not too late to send a resolution in. The deadline for submitting resolutions for the 2016 session is September 15th.
The legislative program of the Connecticut State Grange supports the interests of rural and suburban Connecticut at the local and state levels of government. The Grange's legislative posture is based on over 130 years of continuous concern for the problems of rural and suburban communities in a rapidly changing economic and social environment.
The Grange is very protective of its non-partisanship in the public forum. Thus, this positive force is used by the Grange in its approach to legislative matters and in its discussions of Grange legislative positions. Grange policies, which originate from its members as resolutions, have emerged to address the needs of the rural community and the traditional family unit.
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Grange members are encouraged to read the Legislative Policy Guide. The committee will communicate to the Granges on active issues throughout the year through the Granger, or one of the electronic methods of communications. Members are encouraged to take action and contact their local Representatives or Senators to relay the Grange positions on issues.
• CT State Grange Testimony - Proposed Bill 518 - February 9, 2015
• CT State Grange Testimony - Raised Bill 5419 - March 7, 2014
• CT State Grange Testimony - Raised Bill 5288 - February 28, 2014
• CT State Grange Testimony - Raised Bill 70 - February 19, 2014
• CT State Grange Testimony - Raised Bill 6314 - February 15, 2013
• CT State Grange Testimony - HB5410 - March 16, 2012
• CT State Grange Testimony - Raised Bill 84 - February 22, 2012
• CT State Grange Testimony - Committee Bill 5363 - March 14, 2011
• CT State Grange Testimony - Raised Bills 5203, 6262, 6263 - March 7, 2011
• CT State Grange Written Testimony - Bill 830 - February 2011
• CT State Grange Testimony - Bill HB5202 - January 31, 2011
• National Grange Legislative Policy Update - January 7, 2015 --
Covers legislative initiatives offered early in 2015
• National Grange Action Alert - June 17, 2011 --
Urges Support of H.R. 872 - Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act of 2011 (FIFRA)
• National Grange Action Alert - February 16, 2011 --
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ATLANTA -- No one doubted the Mets' readiness to face the Atlanta Braves. How could they not be prepared, considering they've been laid up in Georgia since early Thursday morning by continuous rains and a scheduled off day?
But ultimately the lull blunted any momentum coming off a series win in Miami, and two days of non-stop portable video games and movies didn't help to recapture it.
In their first test against a legitimate division rival, the Mets flunked in grand fashion, losing 11-5 yesterday at Turner Field.
It's one thing to pick on the hapless Marlins, the team widely expected to finish in the National League East cellar. But these are the Braves, a longtime hated rival that not too long ago ran untouched through the division for 14 consecutive NL East crowns.
The Mets know mistakes and sloppy pitching will only burn them here in Atlanta, a realization that was driven home yesterday. Even with the benefit of a rare controversial call in the fifth inning, the Mets still lacked the explosive offense they blueprinted in Florida.
"It puts a little halt to things," said manager Willie Randolph. "I don't know. I've seen it work both ways. But listen, we didn't get any big hits today. That's the bottom line."
The Braves did most of their damage in that department. After henpecking the Mets for a single here, and a double there, Kelly Johnson busted open a tight game in the seventh. The infielder roped a pinch-hit grand slam well into the right-field seats off reliever Jorge Sosa, turning a two-run advantage into a six-run rout.
"Offensively, they applied pressure right from the beginning up until the end," said David Wright. "It seems like every time we had an answer, they'd answer back bigger and better."
Sosa, who had yet to allow a run this season, had issues with the rain-soaked mound. Several pitches into his at-bat with Braves slugger Mark Teixeira, Sosa lost his footing and stumbled awkwardly. While stadium workers poured Quick Dry in generous portions, Randolph reminded his reliever to "stay focused."
Five hitters and one grand slam later, it was clear the advice hadn't sunk in.
This week's hiatus may have also played tricks on Mets starter John Maine. The rainout pushed his start back one day, and Randolph suggested Maine (0-1) might have been too "geeked up" for the redux. He consistently overthrew his fastball, causing his location to falter. That's not a good idea with the Braves' crew, especially with noted Mets killer Chipper Jones, who finished 3-for-5, in the lineup.
Maine went four innings, allowed four runs on eight hits. He walked three and struck out five.
Braves starter Tim Hudson (1-0), meanwhile, looked crisp in six innings of work, allowing three runs on six hits.
"They did a good job of making me battle," Maine said. "They fouled off a lot of fastballs, and when it counted they put the ball in play."
Maine was still fuming over a changeup he threw to Jeff Francoeur in the third, one of his better offerings that the Braves right fielder golfed into right field for an RBI single and a 2-1 lead.
The Mets, meanwhile, failed to deliver with runners on base. Wright stranded four, including runners on second and third with two outs in the seventh.
The Mets did score two in the fifth, courtesy of the umpires' decision to reverse a lineout double play on an apparent base hit by Jose Reyes. After an intense argument from the Mets bench, the umpires converged and reversed the decision, giving Reyes an RBI single.
But even with the benefit of the proper call, the Mets could not keep pace with their rivals. Historically, Turner Field has been a house of horrors for the Mets, and this loss served as a reminder of how tight this division race could be. More so than ever if the Mets don't get satisfactory pitching from their starters.
"When you give up 11," Wright said, "there's not all that much that your offense can do about that."


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Montaione, Florence, Tuscany
Casa Bonaventura F
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Sleeps 6: 2 double bedrooms, 2 sleeping places in divan bed
2 bathrooms
Accommodation type: Villa
Distance from the town/village center: 1 km, about 0.6 miles
Distance from the sea: 50 km, about 31.1 miles
Car needed
Accessible for people with disabilities
Pets allowed
View on the sea
View on the valley
Charming surroundings
Swimming pool
Sun deck
Washing machine
Air conditioning
Winter heating
Luxury property
Broadband Internet/Wi-Fi
Approximate distances
Rome: 291 km / 181 mi
Florence: 54 km / 34 mi
Venice: 301 km / 187 mi
Pisa: 58 km / 36 mi
Siena: 58 km / 36 mi
Cinque Terre: 153 km / 95 mi
San Gimignano: 21 km / 13 mi
Pienza: 113 km / 70 mi
Arezzo: 130 km / 81 mi
San Miniato: 17 km / 11 mi
Pistoia: 66 km / 41 mi
Certaldo: 17 km / 11 mi
Empoli: 32 km / 20 mi
Vinci: 33 km / 21 mi
Holiday Home Description
Casa Bonaventura F is a welcoming two-story villa in the characteristic style of the Tuscan countryside. It sleeps six people. From Casa Bonaventura F you will enjoy a charming view of the greenery and of the hills. Casa Bonaventura F is 80 square meters (860 square feet). It features two shared swimming pools, a private patio, a shared garden, winter heating and WI-FI Internet access.
You will be roughly 1 km (0.6 miles) from the borough of Montaione, where you will find restaurants and shops. You will find the closest restaurant at 50 meters (165 feet) and shops a few meters (feet) away. You will reach Casa Bonaventura F from the main entrance of the building along a short walkway that crosses the garden through a pathway made of terracotta tiles and will take you to the main entrance, which is under a square porch made of stone and enclosed by round arches.
To stay at Casa Bonaventura F you will need a car. You will be able to park it on the premises,.
Casa Bonaventura F is one of the holiday homes available in a small complex. Please find a general description of the complex below, and please scroll further down for a description of Casa Bonaventura F.
The apartments Casa Bonaventura A, B, C, D, E and F are part of a farmhouse which covers 20 hectares (50 acres). The guests of the farmhouse share the gardens, two swimming pools, a tennis court, the olive grove, the vineyard and the wood.
The apartments are part of a tiny historical burg, immersed in the green of the Tuscan hills, and made up of four buildings, connected to each other by terracotta pathways and surrounded by lawns and flowerbeds.
The burg is on the green slopes of the hill which is topped by the small medieval village of Montaione, at just 1 km (half a mile) from the village.
In past ages the four buildings were used to grow the olive grove and the vineyard. They have been carefully restored and transformed into holiday homes in a way that keeps the atmosphere and the charm of the ancient Tuscan farm houses.
The walls of the houses have the warm pink and orange colors of the stone and of the terracotta, which stand against the green of the very well looked-after lawns that surround them. The lawns are broken here and there by thriving rose bushes, groups of irises and slender dark green cypresses.
From every observation point in the burg your sight will embrace a wide horizon of gentle and wavy hills, some of them decorated at the top by bunches of houses, clenched around a watch tower or a bell tower.
This is indeed the typical landscape of Tuscany, the one that, along with the inestimable artistic treasures that every corner of this land holds, has been fascinating its visitors for centuries. The sight can wander free upon one of the most beautiful and history-rich territories of Tuscany, among San Gimignano, Volterra and Florence.
A short pathway among the flowers will take you to the area where you will find a swimming pool for adults and a swimming pool for children. All around there is only vegetation, trees and view of the hills. You will also have at your disposal a shared tennis court, surrounded by the green of the meadows as well.
You will be able to buy locally olive oil and wine made by the owners, and there is also a small vegetable garden where you will be able to pick up free of charge the season produce.
The owners live on the premises, and they will be happy to answer questions and give you information.
Swimming Pool 1
The swimming pool is 7 meters (23 feet) large by 14 meters (46 feet) long, from 1 meter (3.3 feet) to 2.5 meters (8 feet) deep. The swimming pool area is equipped with tables, chairs, sun umbrellas, sun loungers and an external shower. From the swimming pool you will enjoy a pleasant view of the garden. You will share the pool with guests staying at another nearby villa. It is open from the end of April until the beginning of October.
Swimming Pool 2
The swimming pool is 7 meters (23 feet) large by 2.5 meter (8.2 feet) long, 50 centimeters (1.6 feet) deep. The swimming pool is shared with guests staying at another nearby villa.
From the garden you will enjoy a pleasant view of the Tuscan hills and of the greenery. You will share the garden with guests staying at another nearby villa.
You will be able to enter the patio from the kitchen through a French door. It is partly shaded by a characteristic porch. It is equipped with a table, chairs, a sun umbrella and two deck chairs. Here you will also find a barbecue. From the patio you will enjoy a nice view of the garden and of the greenery.
Ground Floor
Living Room
The living room is paved with Tuscan terracotta tiles. The furnishings are rural and characteristic of the Tuscan house. The furnishings include a divan that unfolds into a double bed. There is a nice fireplace. The dining table can accommodate four guests. In this room you will find a television. From the living room you will be able to enter the garden through a French door. The room also has two windows with a view of the garden.
You will be able to enter the kitchen from the living room through an arched opening. It is equipped with a four-burner gas cooker, an electric oven, a refrigerator with freezer, a dishwasher, an Italian-style coffee-maker and other small appliances. There is a table to seat four guests. From the kitchen a French door will take you to the patio and the garden.
Bedroom 1
You will be able to enter the first bedroom from the living room through an access area. It has two twin beds (80 cm/32 inches). The room has a window with a view of the greenery.
Bathroom 1
The first bathroom is equipped with a washbasin, a toilet and a shower. You will be able to enter the bathroom from the living room through an access area.
First Floor
Bedroom 2
You will be able to enter the second bedroom from the corridor. The bedroom has a wrought iron matrimonial bed (160 cm/62 inches, wider than a queen-size bed). The room has a window with a view of the greenery and of the hills.
Bathroom 2
The second bathroom is equipped with a washbasin, a toilet, a shower and a bathtub. The bathroom has a small window with a view of the greenery. You will be able to enter the bathroom from the corridor.
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Other holiday homes nearby: Casa Bonaventura A, Casa Bonaventura B, Casa Bonaventura C, Casa Bonaventura D, Casa Bonaventura E, Casa Bonaventura G.
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Rental rates
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Included in the price
The rental price includes: final cleaning; electricity; heating; linens; towels.
Payment Terms
A 25% deposit is paid at the time of booking. The balance is due 60 days prior to arrival at the property.
Security Deposit
No security deposit is requested for Casa Bonaventura F.
Tourist Tax
€ 1.00 per person per night for the first 6 nights. Guests aged under 14 are exempt.
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CHP: 10-year-old boy survived falling-tree incident
A Shingle Springs man died Tuesday morning after a large oak tree fell onto his pickup truck, crushing the cab, police said.
Bryan Van Deventer, 48, had a 10-year-old passenger at the time, but the child wasn't hurt, according to the California Highway Patrol in Placerville.
The wreck happened about 8 a.m., as Van Deventer's white Ford pickup truck was heading west on Green Valley Road at Ponderosa Road, police said.
He was driving about 40 mph before the crash. The large tree started falling over on the north shoulder as the truck passed, and Van Deventer tried avoiding the oak, police said.
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If a distribution has a mean of 15 and a standard deviation of 5, what happens to x, σ, σ2, If we:
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Economics: The Business Economics and Public Policy Department in the Kelley School of Business invites applications for tenure/tenure-track positions at Indiana University, with a specialty in industrial organization or applied microeconomics, effective beginning Fall 2015. Within this specialty, there is a preference for applicants with an empirical research focus possessing commensurate applied econometrics skills. The position requires a Ph.D., a strong research program, and effective teaching. In addition to an active research agenda, the position will involve teaching, both in classroom and on-line settings, in the Undergraduate, MBA, and/or Ph.D. curricula. Interested applicants should review position requirements and apply at https://indiana.peopleadmin.com/hr/postings/1012 . Questions regarding the position or application process should be directed to: Business Economics and Public Policy, Search Committee, 1309 East Tenth Street, Bloomington, IN 47405 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Applications received by December 6th, 2014, will be assured full consideration. Interviews will be held at the ASSA meetings in Boston in January 2015. Indiana University is an equal employment and affirmative action employer and a provider of ADA services. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, ethnicity, color, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation or identity, national origin, disability status, or protected veteran status.


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I imagine Kenny and Lids had a discussion like this.
Kenny: Hey Nick, I've been looking at our payroll and I'm confident that we can retain all of our FA this year. I think this is an wonderful opportunity to for our veterans to continue the path that they are on. I will "save" our money for the trade deadline and "go all out" and see what happens. I really like where our team is at right now.
Liddy: Oh great! I have wonderful news as well! Kenny call in the reports and set the press conference for tomorrow afternoon.
Kenny: Oh this is great news you'll be staying another year!?
Liddy: f*** no, If****** quit.
Kenny's dream summer acquisitions will stat with the fall of Lidstrom retiring and continue without signing anyone of importance or players that are over the age of 35.
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A Helper With Worries of His Own
Coming Deployment to Iraq Said to Have Upset Maj. Hasan, Who Specialized in Treating Other Soldiers
The U.S. Army major who allegedly went on a killing rampage at Fort Hood Army Base in Texas was a psychiatrist who specialized in helping soldiers deal with the emotional stresses of combat -- and he had anxieties of his own about entering war zones.
Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, 39 years old, was held by security forces Thursday after allegedly killing 12 people and wounding dozens of others, weeks before he was set to be deployed to Iraq.
He is a Virginia native of Jordanian descent, military sources said. He grew up in Vinton, a small town outside Roanoke, and graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in 1995, where he was listed on the honor roll.
At Virginia Tech, Maj. Hasan was enrolled in the school's Army ROTC Program, according to defense officials, and subsequently became an Army mental-health professional, graduating in 2003 from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, Md., which trains military physicians. He performed his medical residency at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, completing it in 2007.
Maj. Hasan then served as a fellow in Walter Reed's Disaster and Preventive Psychiatry Unit, according to his profile with the Virginia Board of Medicine. He was promoted to major last year and was transferred to Fort Hood's Darnall Army Medical Center.
Faizul Khan, the former imam of a mosque in Silver Spring, Md., where Maj. Hasan prayed sometimes five days a week, said he was "a reserved guy with a nice personality. We discussed religious matters. He was a fairly devout Muslim." Mr. Khan said that Maj. Hasan was also interested in meeting a wife through a program the mosque sponsored.
On the Muslim Matrimonial Inquiry Form for the Islamic Society of the Washington Area, an application filled out by those seeking to marry, Maj. Hasan wrote about himself: "Quiet, reserved until more familiar with person. Funny, caring and personable."
He also listed his height at 5 feet, 6 inches and his weight at 190 pounds. The form lists his date of birth as Sept. 8, 1970. He also described himself as of Palestinian descent. His mother's 2001 obituary in the Roanoke Times said she was born in Palestine in 1952.
On the application, he said he spoke minimal Arabic.
A former neighbor of Maj. Hasan from Vinton, David Cook, 43, who lived on the same street with his children until about 1997, said two sons were living with Maj. Hasan at that time, and they attended local schools. "He always seemed to be working. He was always gone," said Mr. Cook. "He basically kept to himself."
"As far as I know, he was a single father. I never saw a wife," he said.
Maj. Hasan's professional specialties included treating soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental problems stemming from the ordeal of military combat and other grave stresses.
But, soon to be pressed into an overseas military assignment, Maj. Hasan may have developed emotional issues of his own.
Pentagon officials said Thursday that Maj. Hasan had indicated he was deeply upset about a pending deployment to Iraq in coming weeks.
A former Fort Hood colleague, retired Col. Terry Lee, told Fox News that Maj. Hasan would often make "outlandish" comments about combat. A Muslim, he was sometimes vocal about the war.
"He said maybe Muslims should stand up and fight against the aggressor," Col. Lee told Fox News, adding, "Other times he would make comments we shouldn't be in the war in the first place."
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quote fox3rWell done on the league mate, think you miss posted the arsenal results if you won 2-1 then lost 1-0 it would end 2-2 and get kicked out on away goalspricey1992 I won the league by about 12 points (had it won with 4 games left to go in the season I believe). CL I was drawn against Porto in the first knockout round and beat them, but had to play Arsenal in the quarters and lost 3-2 (Won 2-1 at home at first, but then lost 1-0 away which was a bummer).
So far I'm almost half way through my second season and haven't lost a game in the league (a couple of ties). I have only lost one in the CL and that was to OM, who spend ungodly amounts of money in my game for that size of a team($25 mil US for all three of the Shakhtar stars (Douglas Costa, Fernandinho, and Willian)).
quote pricey1992Ya, it was definitely 2-1 win for me at home, but probably 2-0 away. This year I'm hoping to go a bit deeper, but will see what the draws give me (my group stage is OM, Valencia, and a cream puff team which I thought wasn't to bad)Well done on the league mate, think you miss posted the arsenal results if you won 2-1 then lost 1-0 it would end 2-2 and get kicked out on away goals
and i don't have one training schedule for one player, i should really it would help improve some of the regens
quote pricey1992Great to hear he's doing well on your save as well, look forward to the screenshots.lambie40 he's a great player one of the few surviving original Ajax players i have left, i'll post his stats later when i have the save open


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The advisability for the resection of a joint in a growing individual with intact, epiphyseal cartilage plates is the subject for as much discussion today as it has been during the last century and a half.
It is of considerable interest to recall briefly the early history of joint resection, bearing in mind the added difficulties in the days before antisepsis and anesthesia. The first resection of the hip joint is accredited to Anthony White in 1721, the first resection of the elbow joint to Wainman in 1758, and the first resection of the knee joint to Filkin about the same time. However, the credit for the first successful resection of the knee joint is generally given to Park of Manchester. His patient, a man aged 33, obtained such a good result that he was able later to go to sea.
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9 Lessons From the Greatest College Movie Ever
#4. Get Involved
This isn't just the movie's lesson of taking part in life or taking responsibility for your own work, it's my experience with free happiness. Get involved in clubs and societies, because you would be amazed at how many of them will give you hundreds of dollars to fill a pub with pizzas and beer so that people can watch Real Genius if you offer to organize the event. Watching this movie was my annual contribution to the physics syllabus.
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Mainly fluid mechanics.
Make sure to invite the club treasurer. It's much easier to get a budget extension when their pint glass is empty.
#3. Every Problem Can Be Solved With Sufficient Application of Laser
The evil government is trying to resolve foreign problems with flying death laser, and the students strike back with even more flying death laser that's also on fire. In the end, it's a classic teenage tale, with Chris learning how to take responsibility. Take responsibility for his FLYING DEATH LASER. I cannot overstress how much more attention you pay to simple morality lessons when they're about coherent light setting things on fire.
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"... and then that punk-ass stepmother ate five megawatts of light amplified by the stimulated emission of radiation."
#2. Life Is as Important as Work
The whole point of university is to avoid wearing a suit as long as possible. First by avoiding getting a job for four years, then (hopefully) by becoming good enough at something that you're hired for your skills instead of your uniform compliance. The movie masterfully shows suits as Faraday cages for the soul, portraying suit wearers as sinister men who'll kill an old friend the instant he steps out of line and watch films on blinding techniques before breaking for lunch. They subtly establish this in the first scene, where sinister suit men kill an old friend the instant he steps out of line and say "Let's watch that film on blinding techniques and then break for lunch."
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"I'm Suity McOldman, welcome to Evil Lifedraining Incorporated."
Mitch undergoes the same process. He arrives at college fully besuited and has about as much fun as a fully armored knight in a pool party. As the film wears on, his clothing relaxes until he's a fully adjusted human being, and also having much more fun in a pool party.
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College movies don't bother with subtlety. Which is also good advice for college.
The most important line in the film explains the error of "All science, no philosophy." You need to do the work, but you need to have reasons for it.
#1. Work Is as Important as Life
This is the bit the other movies screw up. Most college movie "solutions" would saddle the students with more debt and criminal records than breaking into a bank to set fire to the cash.
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"Wacky hijinks" is not a sound legal defense.
In those movies, a montage is more magical effort-skipping than a genie. In Real Genius, the first montage is super-genius Mitch embracing university and immediately being buried under a workload he's never experienced before in his life. That is totally going to happen! Remember when high school made elementary look easy? Now the first year of university will make high school look easy, and that process has not even nearly finished -- that workload will escalate every year until you find a job, and then you'll find out what work really is. University is about becoming a useful person. The earlier you get ahead of that curve, the more you'll enjoy the rest of your life.
The scientific movie thus completes the key equation: if life >= work and work >= life, then work = life. Which is true. Work is a giant part of your life. You'll spend at least a third of your grown existence doing something on a daily eight-hour schedule that makes regular brainwashing look like a light suggestive rinse. If you treat work as something you have to get over with as quickly as possible without doing anything, that's an attitude that will spill over into your entire life.
This isn't saying everyone should love their job no matter what. Lots of jobs suck. That's why you're going to university in the first place. The university's function is to find your function, to help you find something better, and then help you do it better. If your degree won't start helping you the instant you leave, then you need to sit down and think very, very carefully about why you're doing it.
But take a couple hours to watch teenagers blow up a house with popcorn first!
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There's probably a good analogy here, but I'm going with "popcorn is great" and another "WOOHOO!"
Luke also looks at science fiction escaped into reality with The Incredible Z Machine, tumbles, and responds to every tweet.
Avoid your classes for longer with 7 Tips for Not Screwing Up College, The 7 Dumbest Things Students Do When Studying for Exams, and (for the lifers) 6 Important Things Nobody Tells You About Grad School.
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A decade ago during the Vietnam conflict, the initials "R&R," like many other abbreviations and flip phrases of those troubled years, came into common parlance. This is an abbreviation for "rest and relaxation," a period of recuperation and making love far from the daily grind of making war. Today, as then and centuries ago, physicians are charged with the responsibility of establishing for their patients another kind of R&R, in a different war. Their battle is the eternal campaign against sickness, pain, and discomfort, and their objective can be reached by mobilizing medicine's R&R, reassurance and relief of suffering. The latest advances in pharmaceutical progress may be used to achieve that goal, but it can be reached with another type of medicine, one that is sometimes doubted by patient and practitioner alike. This discounted treatment is talk; a patient-physician exchange, which, when used with the same gusto as pharmaceuticals, can
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EAST GREENWICH TWP. — Michaela Taylor is dressed similarly to her fellow second graders at the Jeffrey Clark School. But the T-shirt she was wearing Wednesday afternoon was a bit more special.
A white shirt, decorated with a rainbow, hearts, peace signs, music notes and a yellow smiley face, it looks like anything an eight year old girl would love to wear. And that's just what Michaela was thinking when she designed it.
Shopping at P.S. from Aeropostale, a clothing store that caters to the younger crowd, Michaela and her mom received a flyer in the bottom of their bag last fall advertising a T-shirt design contest. It asked that children in grades one through five design a T-shirt with the theme of "what makes you smile."
Michaela's T-shirt design was chosen as the second grade winner, gaining her a $500 gift card to the store, shirts for all of her classmates, vouchers for a free shirt for every kid in her school and $1,000 for the Jeffrey Clark School.
"It was really exciting. I was about to scream and was jumping up and down," Michaela said.
Representatives from P.S. came to the school this week to present Michaela and her class with her prizes and Principal Joshua Meyer decided it would be best if she were able to decide what the school will use the $1,000 donation for. And that's where Meyer and Michaela's second grade teacher Rick Graber stepped in to make the good news an opportunity to enforce what they've been learning in math class.
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Michaela chose two classmates to help her and together they sent questionnaires to the rest of the school's students asking what they would want to purchase. They then used their collected data to create graphs and find out what the best choices would be. And a decision was made to purchase books for the library and a new picnic table for the grassy area outside.
"It's not everyday you hear of a second grader winning a national contest like that," Graber said.
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Wanna know what our Ravalli County Commissioners got up their sleeves now? If you can believe it, they're plotting to take away our federal public lands—lands you and I hike, fish, hunt, ski, bike, snowmobile, and just plain relax on. This is not a mistruth or exaggeration. If the majority tea party commissioners get their way, say good-bye to Bitterroot National Forest lands and Lee Metcalf NWR, and say hello to "Schwab Lands Inc.—No Trespassing!"
The commissioners want our US government to turn over all federal public lands within Montana to state ownership and "local control." They're starting this "public land transfer" process on December 11, 2013 when they hold two meetings: One meeting (private-at BJ's) for "supportive" elected officials and business owners; the other, a public meeting laying out their strategy, at the Elks. They're flying up a public land transfer "expert"—a tea party extremist from Utah—to pave the way to locking us out of our own public lands! Thank you, Commissioners! We Bitterrooters thought you had your hands full overseeing county roads, taxes, health, and budget. It makes perfect sense that if you can't manage our County Road Department, you should take on the duties of running 1.6+ million acres of federal land within Ravalli County.
I know this all sounds crazy, far-fetched, impossible. The actual transfer is likely improbable. But just because it's improbable doesn't mean our Commissioners won't waste their time—and our taxpayer money—on county government time, public meetings, "transfer studies," frivolous lawsuits, out-of–state lawyers, etc. We need to take this threat seriously, tell our Commissioners "Hell No!" and promptly vote them out.
This "taking" of our birthright public lands may have its roots in the "Sagebrush Rebellion" of the 1970s/80s, but the recent incarnation of this proposed grand theft has been stewarded by the American Lands Council, funded by the billionaire Koch brothers, and run by Ken Ivory, an extremist Utah State Legislator whom our commissioners are flying up with "private funds."
Mr. Ivory claims our US government "promised" to return all federal public lands to the states in the "Enabling Act" of 1889—the "Act" that gave Montana statehood. As a condition of joining the union, Montana FOREVER gave up rights and title to the federal lands within its boundaries; or until Congress relinquishes ("extinguishes") control. Nowhere in the "Act" does it talk of a "promise" or anything like it. It's an outright lie and commissioners like Suzy Foss are suckers in consuming charlatan Ivory's magic tea elixir.
The Utah legislature, run by tea radicals, passed a Bill (HB 148) that demands the US government surrender all federal lands by 12/31/2014, or Utah will sue. But Utah's own legislative legal council warned the bill was unconstitutional. Utah allocated $3 million to study and legally defend the land transfer. So, even though the bill's unconstitutional, Utah is spending millions on this boondoggle. Ravalli County or Montana could likewise waste our hard earned money.
Our Commissioners, taking their lead from Ivory, will say:
1) Our state can do it better.
2) "Local control" is needed to better manage these lands.
3) It'll bring in more money for the county and Montana.
4) It'll mean more money for public education.
This may sound reasonable at first glance, but look at Utah, the state spearheading this monumental land theft:
1) The state barely manages to allocate $12 million to fund running its own state lands, and is doing a miserable job at it.
2) The federal government spends $200-300 million/year managing federal lands in Utah. Utah would have to cut every tree in the state, enormously raise taxes, or sell public lands off to fund land management.
3) Utah's public education is simply not a funding priority.
4) The money behind this canard is from oil, gas, and coal extractors, land developers, and billionaires.
5) The ultimate goal is the sale of public lands to the highest bidders—locking us out.
Speaking of true motives, Utah's US Rep. Chaffetz, another tea drinker, introduced a congressional bill in October 2013. The bill sells 3.3 million(!) acres of national public lands, including here in Montana.
Ivory uses Illinois as a role model in public land transfers to states. Look at their state map now: Near zilch public lands. Why? Because Illinois gave, or sold 'em off! This is their template for Montana?!
Folks, this is about greed. About corporate interests co-opting anti-government tea followers into doing their bidding, under the guise of "local control." Ivory is the snake oil salesman; our Commissioners, the gullible politicians who are willing to sell us all out. Don't let 'em do it. We wanna keep our public lands as they are—open and free for all Americans, no matter what your income, to explore and enjoy.
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I saw this on a billboard in Cincinnati a couple of years ago. At first glance I was offended, but the more I thought about it the more I realized what the ad was saying.
The ad said people have grown tired of churches which are lifeless in nature, ran by the pastor, an elder or some prominent family or individual rather than relying on God and his word to direct the church.
Once, there was a grand experiment.
Psychologists ushered a person into a little room with a one-way mirror and a simple switchboard.
Levers indicated electric shock levels from low to debilitating.
The man in the white lab coat offered basic instructions: read questions to the man or woman you can't see behind the mirror.
For each wrong answer, buzz them with an electric shock.
The more wrong answers, the more intense the current.
George Orwell's 1949 tome on political repression, "1984," told of Oceania, a fictional society ruled by Big Brother that bugged the phones of its citizens and practiced strict mind control.
Orwell would have loved the University of Kentucky, the publicly funded institution that recently banned the Kentucky Kernel, its independent campus newspaper, from covering its annual invitation-only media day.
A deputy serving a search warrant or other legal documents?
Happens all the time.
But a plate of barbecue, slaw and beans? Happens once a year.
For the second consecutive year deputies with the Anderson County Sheriff's Office will wait on tables Friday, Nov. 18 at Tony's BBQ Barn, located at 1435 US 127 Bypass, just north of the intersection of Highway 151. Tips collected by the deputies will go toward the department's annual Shop With a Cop program, which provides Christmas gifts for underprivileged children.
A man accidentally shot his 21-year-old son in the arm early Saturday morning on Meadow Lane as they were preparing for the opening of deer season, according to a report released by the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.
Lexington residents John Bailey Jr. and his son, John Bailey III, were at a relative's residence on Meadow Lane when the elder Bailey was teaching his son, who had never been hunting, how to use a .30-.30 lever-action Marlin rifle, according to the report.
An examination of property tax rates since 2000 shows a stark contrast of rates set by those who are elected and those who are not.
Predictably, those not elected are much quicker to raise tax rates at a pace not even those in Washington, D.C., could possibly fathom.
He was Anderson County's clerk, and so much more.
Julian Birdwhistell, 88, died Monday at Frankfort Regional Medical Center and is being remembered as a "fine, Christian man" who spent his life giving to others and the community that adored him.
"He was a really good man, and I loved him," said Rosalie Yocum, who served as Birdwhistell's chief deputy in the county clerk's office. "Everyone knew him and the vast majority liked him."
One needed only to drive past the funeral home Sunday afternoon to understand the level of grief that gripped Lawrenceburg following last Wednesday's fatal collision that killed two women on Versailles Road.
Ritchie-Peach Funeral Home was literally stuffed with those mourning the loss of Morgan Hellard, 23, an aspiring pharmacy student described by those who knew and loved her as a wonderful young mother who was just an "all-around good girl."
Go ahead. Admit it.
We won't hold it against you if, back on Oct. 14, you said the chances of Anderson County still playing football the weekend before Thanksgiving were named Slim and None with Slim getting ready to get in the saddle to ride out of town.
You might remember what happened that night. Franklin County had routed the Bearcats 56-24 in the worst shellacking Anderson had taken since 2005, which happened to be Coach Mark Peach's first year and happens to be significant in itself.
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HARRISBURG - Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane on Thursday asked a Philadelphia court to overturn a ruling that stripped the state of nearly $170 million in tobacco settlement payments.
In a motion filed in Common Pleas Court, Kane argued that an arbitration panel's ruling last month that penalized the state for failing to "diligently enforce" laws requiring the collection of taxes and other payments from tobacco companies was unfair.
"The arbitration panel's decision penalizes Pennsylvania for factors the panel clearly allowed for other states," Kane said in a statement.
For instance, she said, Pennsylvania had an identical tax-collection rate to Ohio, which the panel found was diligent. The panel also penalized the commonwealth for not taxing roll-your-own tobacco, while at the same time finding that Oregon had no obligation to do so.


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We can be afraid of pain, nervously anticipate it, and try to avoid it all costs, or we can choose something different. We can accept it. We can embrace it. We can observe it. We can do whatever we want with it; that is our power. Pain is not inherently good or bad -- pain simply is. We decide the rest.
I grew up thinking college was the most fun four years of your life. What I realized is that everyone has a different definition of fun. I had to accept that I'm not the girl who goes out every night. I'm the girl who would rather study film and intern during the week than go out. And once I did that, I was actually happy for the first time in my life.
The stereotypical FOMO sufferer is that one person that will never turn down an invite. They will be peer pressured into going out, despite swearing blind they were going to take a night off, simply for the fear of missing out. See, I'm more of a JOMO kind of gal -- I relish in the joy of missing out.


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Los Angeles Lakers guard Steve Nash has begun on-court activities and the team is monitoring how he responds as he continues to rehabilitate from a broken fibula in his left leg, ESPN Los Angeles reported.
According to the website, he will continue to do drills over the next several days, and the team will evaluate how he feels as it determines when he might return to the lineup.
This much is clear: Nash and Steve Blake (strained abdomen) have been ruled out of Tuesday's game against the Indiana Pacers, and the Lakers appear to be in no rush for either.
"It's important that they keep progressing," coach Mike D'Antoni said, according to the website. "Whether they play Tuesday or Friday or next Saturday, it doesn't really matter where (they come back). It's that when they play, the rest of the time they're ready to roll."
Nash, an All-Star point guard signed as a free agent in the offseason, suffered the injury in the second game of the season.
He had been scheduled to undergo an MRI exam Monday, but instead the team opted to have him go through a series of on-court drills with strength coach Tim DiFrancesco, ESPN Los Angeles reported.
When asked when Nash might return, D'Antoni said: "I really don't know. It's getting better every day. I know we keep saying that, but it is. Just when he's able to withstand some up-and-down, he'll play."
The Lakers have gone 7-5 in Nash's absence but are coming off a 1-2 road trip.
"We're doing it without (Nash), who is kind of the engine that is going to drive us forward," D'Antoni said. "So we're going to have some bumps along the road."
Meanwhile, Blake continues to be listed as day to day.
"I told (Nash) and I told Steve Blake ... we've got 68 games left," D'Antoni said. "I'd rather them play (the) 61 final games instead of them playing six and then missing 20 and then playing the rest of them."


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