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Idea of the Day: Addressing Russian Aggression in Ukraine
Russia's military occupation and annexation of the Ukrainian region of Crimea undermines the rules, norms, institutions, and legal frameworks that have been the backbone of the international order since World War II and is a test of the international system's ability to respond. Earlier this month, the Center for American Progress argued that the United States must impose a cost on Russia and provide strong, lasting support for Ukraine while reassuring allies and reinforcing the international system. Both the United States and Europe have taken small but important steps toward these goals, including an initial set of sanctions against political and business leaders close to Russian President Vladimir Putin and one government-connected bank, as well as a total pledge of $16 billion in aid, mostly in the form of loan guarantees. This should be the start of a coordinated international response that will reject Russia's illegal actions and reinforce states on Russia's periphery that seek peace, stability, and greater integration with the international community.
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The Miami Ice Melt
For a few months, the heat wasn't too bad in South Beach. The masses in orange, black, and all the colors of the rainbow could stare out into the sun and see some hope.
Now, however, Miami is scorching. The fire sale is complete. The Marlins have burned all their fans.
On Tuesday, it was reported that the Miami Marlins will undergo a massive trade that will ship the remainders of their stars in the dream of the 2012 season. They're slated to send pitchers Josh Johnson and Mark Buehrle, shortstop Jose Reyes, catcher John Buck, outfielder Emilio Bonifacio to the Toronto Blue Jays. In return, the Marlins will receive shortstops Yunel Escobar and Adeiny Hechavarria, pitcher Henderson Alvarez, catcher Jeff Mathis, and prospects Justin Nicolino, Anthony DeSclafani, and Jake Marisnick.
No, your pockets won't tear open and become lighter, too.
The Miami Marlins posted 93 losses and finished dead-last in the National League East after spending nearly $200 million last off-season, but this move took the cake for "Gotcha!". In a single trade, the Marlins ended a year of fruitless dreaming of making the postseason, competing for a championship, and no longer remaining idle. And even that wasn't like the Angels' putout last winter, as the Marlins were in the race for one of the 10 playoff spots for only about a month. The Marlins had a May to remember, going 21-8 – 21-8 before they posted a 40-71 record in their last 111 games of the season.
The fans in Miami must feel a little bit like they just received the Cleveland LeBron treatment. All their invested hopes were thrown away. The Miami area people put their hearts into the team to fuel the dream that a new look, name, and venue were all that the Marlins needed to erase a past of two championships sandwiched between irrelevancy and frugalness. They, like so many of us, believed the hype when they saw the talent heading to Florida. Heath Bell, Mark Buehrle, Jose Reyes, and a World Series-winning manager to wrangle in any big leaguer, Ozzie Guillen. They were the final pieces that were projected to fill the void of insufficient Marlin flair, complimenting one of the better pitchers in the National League, Josh Johnson, a promising arm in Anibal Sanchez, and the monster bat, Giancarlo Stanton. Notice how many of these names appeared in the third paragraph of this article?
Not only did many of the South Beach baseball fans purchase tons of Marlins' memorabilia, revamping their old blue-and-silver clothes, but they put decent chunks of change into the newly opened Marlins Park. The Miami-Dade County put in $347 million of tax dollars into funding the building of the stadium. Upon seeing the faith in the fish and the return they gave by spending in the free agent market, fans put their share into the pot. After all, being a Marlins' season ticket holder seemed logical since the Marlins looked like spenders for once. All wasted Miami money. Give us a roof, please, Jeffrey Loria said. Public money helped deliver, but now there's an empty ballpark with only Stanton and Logan Morrison left to draw buzz. What a return investment, eh?
But after trading the former face of the franchise, Hanley Ramirez, to the Los Angeles Dodgers mid-season, and Anibal Sanchez was sent to the Motor City, the Marlins appeared to come to a screeching halt in their fire sale. Months passed without much incident. Guillen was getting ready to clear out his office, but the Marlins' fans held out a small ray of hope that perhaps next year would be time. Maybe the Marlins would keep their big stars to make at least one postseason in the coming years. The floor became cold, as the ice seemed to have been laid to let the Miami stars go to work in 2013.
After Heath Bell was traded to the Arizona Diamondbacks at the start of the off-season, the Marlins burned down all the South Beach dreams in a massive explosion that appeared to reverse time. No Reyes, no Bell, no Guillen, no Buehrle. At least there's still – wait, no, time went even further back; Johnson and Sanchez are gone, too.
$175 million dollars. That's how much the Marlins cut from their monetary commitments in an instant, sending it all up to the Rogers Centre. And then sat the ringleader in his orange office, rubbing his hands together, saying it was a beautiful day. The investments gave Loria the new $634 million ballpark he wanted, and grand publicity for a year. And now off the books goes nearly $200 million in commitments. It was all meant to rocket the Marlins from a poor and cheap team into a rich and contending team, right?
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NASA Selects Woman to Be First Breastfeeding Mother in SpaceAlice Gomstyn
I am proud and humbled to announce that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has selected me to be the first breastfeeding mother in space. I am excited for this opportunity to serve my country with both my mind and my mammary glands.
This June, I will join a crew of three highly trained and decorated astronauts on the inaugural flight of the Orion spacecraft on a three-week mission to the International Space Station (ISS.) Although I lack the academic and military credentials of my space-bound peers, NASA officials have assured me that my fifth-grade field trip to the Kennedy Space Center and my repeated viewings of the film Gravity have more than prepared me for the challenges of low-Earth orbit.
Together, we will conduct a number of multidisciplinary experiments and research projects within the station's microgravity environment, including the following:
- Testing the feasibility of lactation in space.
- Designing the optimal, zero-g-friendly nursing bra.
- Determining whether breastfeeding in public orbit will result in sidelong glances from extraterrestrial bystanders.
Since NASA has yet to develop appropriate protocols for infant space travel, I will be accompanied by a Modified Infant-Like Kinetic Mammary-Appropriate Nurser (MILKMAN), an 8-pound robotic device designed to look and feel like a newborn human baby.
I will use MILKMAN for all research and supply maintenance purposes. The robot's developers assure me that the sensation of MILKMAN suckling, while not exactly equivalent to that of a baby's suction, will be far more comfortable and lifelike than a swaddled Dust Buster, which was what was initially proposed as an infant proxy tool.
To prepare for my once-in-a-lifetime journey, I have engaged in numerous exercises, including breastfeeding in the swimming pool at the local Y and breastfeeding in the Hayden Planetarium during its "Journey to the Stars" show. I am pleased to report that both venues were perfectly hospitable to my training, although some staff seemed puzzled when I explained that I was planning to "make one small squirt for man, one giant leak for mankind."
In conclusion, I am thrilled to go where no lactating woman has gone before and would like to take this opportunity to wish to all earthlings, breastfeeding or not, a happy April Fools' Day.
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As a result, this rush to judgment when it comes to certain types of crimes, causes lawyers no longer to be perceived as only representing the accused, but of siding with the reprehensible "monsters."
A lawyer faced with the decision to take on a controversial client must legitimately ask herself, "Will I ever get any more law business in my community if I take this case?"
Timothy McVeigh's attorney, Stephen Jones, shortly after accepting the case was asked by a CNN reporter why he took the case. He replied, "I have, throughout my professional career, believed it was a lawyer's duty to defend unpopular cases."
Attorneys are advocates for others. Many people understand that representing the person or issue does not equate with accepting or endorsing what a particular client does. In practice, however, many people have difficulty accepting that a pedophile, terrorist, mass killer or racist hate group is entitled to legal representation.
When Liz Cheney, the daughter of former V.P. Dick Cheney, publicly disclosed Obama Administration attorneys at the Department of Justice who represented Gitmo detainees, even her most conservative colleagues with law degrees lambasted her. Such a public listing– -- as if there was something wrong with providing a defense to detainees -- under minds the fundamental protections of the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution, "to have the assistance of counsel."
The principles embodied in the Pennsylvania Rules of Professional Conduct as stated in the Rule's preamble "include the lawyer's obligation zealously to protect and pursue a client's legitimate interests."
Yet, every criminal defense attorney is asked this question, "How can you defend someone you know is guilty?"
Scott Greenfield, a New York attorney and blogger, put it this way. "The fundamental duty of a criminal defense lawyer is to zealously represent his client…Our function is to defend our client, no matter how horrific the crime or evil the defendant…Factual guilt plays no role whatsoever in our duty to zealously defend our client. There is never a moral dilemma once a lawyer assumes the duty to defend. Our function is not to judge, or impose our sensibilities or morality, but to defend."
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Matthew T. Mangino is the former district attorney of Lawrence County. He currently serves on the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole and the Pennsylvania Joint State Government Commission's Advisory Committee on Capital Punishment. He is a featured columnist for the Pennsylvania Law Weekly and a regular contributor to the Youngstown Vindicator. You can read his musings on crime and punishment at www.mattmangino.com and follow Matt on Twitter @MatthewTMangino.


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How to be the Family CFO by Kim Snider is a book that teaches you how to manage your household like a business from the financial side, hence the term Family CFO. It's written in simple terms and for people who want to learn the whole personal finance picture from the very beginning. If you're a veteran of personal finance, this book might be useful to borrow to see if you need any blanks filled in. If you're a beginner, this is a very quick and easy way to get that whole picture without wading through complicated terms and ridiculously complex explanations that try to prove how smart the author is.
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La Vida Compassionate With Vida Guerra
Vida Guerra celebrates her birthday on March 19, and she wants you to join her. The cover model and video vixen is also an outspoken vegetarian, and she wants her birthday to make a positive impact for animals. Vida, who stars in a sexy new ad for PETA, set up a donation page on our website and is asking everyone she knows to make a contribution to PETA's lifesaving work in lieu of sending her a birthday gift.
"So what I would say to my fans is to go to PETA Web site, PETA.org, and get more information about it because anyone that has a heart will have compassion towards them," she says in an exclusive interview with PETA. "And just change your thought process, and in changing that, we might change the whole world …."
Vida's spicy chili-pepper ad certainly suits her, and everyone who makes a donation on her page will be given special access to see it. It's only available on Vida's PETA donation page—nowhere else. That's a win-win-win situation for animals, Vida, and you! Make a donation today and see vibrant Vida doing what she does best—being a model of compassion.
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Feliz Cumpleaños! Preciosima como siempre. I was very happy to see you are involved with PETA. Look forward to a wallpaper off that shoot! ps. Don't throw away all those peppers! I'd love to make a killer salsa out of them.
After all these years, I can't believe she is still as Hot as the day she came out…sexy forever
Gorgious body, juicy skin and a golden heart – beautiful Vida Guerra shows us how real life style should be!


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Although no runner was remotely close to Sean Meissner on Sunday morning, the 14th Lake Tahoe Marathon winner was in a battle throughout the 26.2-mile race from Tahoe City to Pope Beach in South Lake Tahoe.
Meissner overcame one of the warmest days in LTM history to claim what he referred to as the biggest marathon win of his running career. Temperatures climbed into the upper 70s, and Meissner was just looking to cool off after winning his third different LTM event. He dumped several cups of water over his sweat-drenched head in the minutes following his victory.
"It's crazy, because two years ago we had snow," said the 36-year-old runner. "I carried a bottle (of water) pretty much the whole way until friends started running with me, and I could hand it to them. I know I needed to drink more often than just at the aid stations, so having a bottle really helped me."
The Sisters, Ore., ultrarunner crossed the finish line in an official time of 2 hours, 58 minutes and 1.12 seconds to finish well ahead of the top two triple marathon placers, Ian Sharman of London and Lynyrd Skynrod of Reno. They were timed in 3:02:39.15 and 3:03:21.87, respectively.
"My two goals were to win and to finish under 2:50. I got one of the goals, so I'm happy about that," Meissner said.
Meissner said that his time was also impacted by pushing his pace sooner than he should have.
"Once I hit the hills at D.L. Bliss at mile 15-17, I was going a little slower than I wanted, and even on the downhills it wasn't as fast," Meissner said.
Skynrod took home the $500 first prize for claiming possibly his last triple marathon title.
"I guess it's worth it, but I'm pretty sure I won't be doing another one," Skynrod said. "I've wrecked myself out here enough. I was thinking about taking up cage fighting. I hear that's a little less brutal. I might not get so beat up doing that sport and make more money."
Skynrod was attempting to break the world record in the triple marathon. But the second leg from Spooner Summit to Tahoe City on Saturday took its toll on Skynrod as he slowed to a 2:54 marathon after opening with a 2:43 effort. His time on Sunday was unofficially 3:02.
"It wasn't in the cards, I guess," Skynrod said. "I needed to run 2:43s the whole way."
Skynrod has been known to fire up a cigarette at the finish line in past LTM events. He smokes anywhere from 10 cigarettes to more than a pack a day but didn't puff on many over the course of the three-day marathon.
"A lot more sleeping than smoking in the last three days," he said.
Sharman didn't have any illusions of winning the marathon on Sunday after running marathons the previous two days.
"I just assumed there would be several guys going well under three hours," said Sharman, who hung with Meissner for 4 miles, then lost track of the winner.
Truckee's Gretchen Brugman won the women's marathon in an unofficial time of 3:34:24 and placed 15th overall. The 2003 women's triple marathon winner nearly didn't run Sunday because of a lingering bout of the flu.
"It's a little bit of a surprise. It's not exactly one of the fastest winning times ever," Brugman said. "My original goal was to run about 3:30, but I've been sick all week. Friday was kind of the low point, but I felt good this morning."
Despite her less-than-peak condition, Brugman was still able to set a personal course record.
"I've run a couple of other times, but I've never broken four hours," she said.
Incline Village's Ismael Huerta took 15th place at 3:36:38.91, Sean Cronin of South Lake Tahoe was 30th in 3:46:32.67 and Kara LaPoint of Truckee finished 43rd in 3:52:51.90.
Other South Shore runners among the 354 finishers included: Bridget Matos, 101st, 4:14:18.06; Andrew Altman, 153rd, 4:35:44.93; Greg Collard, 192nd, 4:59:20; Morgan Fessler, 200th, 5:05:59.41; Craig Smith, 208th, 5:11:39.02; Kang Lee, 250th, 5:32:25.11; and Ryan Mahnken, 261st, 5:36:31.08;
Michael Sharp of South Lake Tahoe finished 10th in the half marathon with a time of 1:33:26.73. Ryan Kent of Yorktown, Va., was a convincing winner of the event, finishing in 1:16:51.39. Piers Stockwell of Tahoe City took fourth place out of a field of 672 runners. HIs time was 1:27:04.43.
Sarah Raitter of Reno was the top female, placing sixth overall at 1:30:19.07.
South Lake Tahoe's Kenneth Gerrard came in 38th in 1:50:17.77, Elena Gomez of South Lake Tahoe took 72nd in 1:57:25.80, Lisa Ryczkowski finished 385th in 2:33:29.64, Eileen Eidam was 449th in 2:43:56.12, Katie Giammona placed 486th in 2:50:52.47 and Vincent Giammona finished 487th in 2:50:53.33
In the 10-kilometer race, Andres Rosales of Sacramento was the overall winner in 37:55.55, while Sara Gigliotti of San Francisco claimed the women's title and finished third overall at 40:47.46. Truckee's Tim Hammill was third in 41:34.57, and Stateline's Neal Chappell came in 13th at 46:11.78.
Mason Osgood, a 14-year-old, took first place in the 5K with a winning time of 18:20.19. Gordon Rathbun of Sunnyvale, Calif., was second in 23:59.65. Reno's Anika Tipton led the women's field, placing fourth overall at 24:34.13. Andrea Irwin of South Lake Tahoe took 11th in 28:37.79, and Minden's Tina Leiss and Shanna Leiss finished 16th and 17th in 30:42.86 and 30:43.25, respectively.


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Alliance Hospital uniform sale continues
ALLIANCE-The Alliance Community Hospital Auxiliary will continue its Roberts Uniform sale from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. today in conference room 1-A. Special orders are offered. Proceeds from this fund raiser will be used for programs, projects and equipment at the hospital.
New Year's Eve Salem 2011 wrap-up
SALEM-The New Year's Eve Salem 2011 wrap-up meeting begins at 7:15 p.m. Thursday at the David Schwartz home on East 11th Street.
Free soup, sandwich dinner in West Point
WEST POINT-A free soup and sandwich dinner for the entire community and surrounding areas will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the West Point Church of the Nazarene.
Lisbon Baptist Food Pantry open Thursday
LISBON-The Lisbon Baptist Food Pantry at 6428 Lisbon Road will be open from 10 to 11 a.m. Thursday.
DAHS 1953 luncheon set Thursday
LISBON-The David Anderson High School Class of 1953 will hold its monthly luncheon meeting at noon Thursday at the Taste of Country.
Power meetings set in Hanoverton
HANOVERTON-The Village of Hanoverton will hold two public meetings concerning the Village of Hanoverton Electric Power Aggregation Plan of Operation. Meetings will be held at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Jan. 24 at village hall.
Beaver Township Crime Watch meeting
NORTH LIMA-The Beaver Township Police Crime Watch meeting begins at 7 p.m. Jan. 24 in the activity center at Shepherd of the Valley, 9111 Sharrott Road.
Memorial Building indoor yard sale
SALEM-The Salem Memorial Building Association will host its indoor winter yard sale and flea market from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 18 in the gym. Eight-foot tables with chairs are available for rent for $10. Set-up times are noon to 5 p.m. the day before and 6 to 8 a.m. Feb. 18.
The annual Spring Arts and Crafts Bazaar is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. March 9 and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 10. Many seasonal items and gifts will be featured as well as locally made arts and crafts and a Chinese auction. Cost is $25 for an 8-foot table with chairs.
Vendors wishing to participate in either event may call 330-332-5512 or stop in at 785 E. State St.
AARP tax preparation help offered
SALEM-AARP tax counselors will prepare tax forms free of charge at the Columbiana County Office on Aging in the Memorial Building. Taxpayers with income up to $60,000, disabled and senior citizens are eligible for this free service. Participants must have no more than five stocks and must bring last year's tax forms and property tax from the previous year. Appointments will be offered from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning Feb.2 Appointments may be made by calling the Office on Aging at 330-332-1163.
Gifted students invited to inauguration
LISBON-The Columbiana County Educational Service Center is announcing an informational meeting for high school students, who are identified as gifted, to attend the 45th presidential inauguration. The students and their parents are invited to attend the meeting at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 31 at the CCESC, 38720 Saltwell Road, Lisbon.
This opportunity is for students identified as gifted who will be in ninth through 12th grade in the 2012-13 school year. The group will be traveling with Worldstrides, the travel company utilized by Columbiana County ESC for the last four presidential inaugurations. Students will also participate in a student inaugural ball, tour the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Pentagon 911 Memorial, etc.
Reservations may be made by calling Yvonne Lipinsky, gifted coordinator, at 330-424-9581 Ext. 179 before Jan. 27.
Victorian Players director named
YOUNGSTOWN- J.E.Ballantyne Jr., who has been serving as Interim Managing Director of the Victorian Players since the death of long-time director Marilyn Higgins, was named the permanent managing director by the theater's Board of Directors Sunday evening. Ballantyne worked very closely with Higgins during the past several years on many Victorian productions. He has directed numerous productions at the Victorian as well as starting the annual Halloween productions of Edgar Allan Poe's works. His company, J&B Theatrical Promotions, will continue to handle marketing for the theater as it has done for several years.


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MANSFIELD - Carol Wooley looked as though she had stepped out of the pages of "Gone With the Wind," as she stood in front of about 50 people crowded into the tiny basement of the Mansfield Free Public Library last week.
Wooley, a retired North Penn High School history teacher, was dressed in a Civil War era costume, complete with multiple layers over a hoop skirt as was "proper" for ladies of that time period.
"The Civil War era was a period of rapid change," Wooley began her presentation.
"There were major inventions, scientific discoveries and wars, not unlike what is going on in our world," she added.
One such invention of the time were the very first photographs, a step beyond tin types, known as "cartes de vistes" or CDVs,
With the advent of photography, "most everyone could have their picture taken," Wooley said, and they did, especially young ladies sending their beaus off to war.
"They would put their pictures in pins and soldiers would carry them in their knapsacks to remind them of their loved ones," she said.
But despite the turmoil and disruption of war, particularly Civil War, ladies were "still interested in fashion," she said, and loved the sumptuous fabric and fancy trim that ladies of "high society" regularly sported.
"Clothing is what you wear, fashion is what you wish you were wearing," she said.
Ladies who could afford it regularly wood dress to support their husbands' contribtions to the war effort, such as those who owned factories that produced things needed by soldiers.
Parties were held during "social seasons" on a regular basis and women would dress in their finery to reflect their husbands prosperity.
Because indoor plumbing had not yet been invented, bathing and laundering clothing took place only occasionally, and so layers were utilized, not just for modesty, but also to protect outer wear from body odors and perspiration.
Clothing was worn until it wore out, and then it was taken apart and remade into something else, Wooley said.
"Trim was put on to the bottom of skirts so when they became too dirty to spot clean, they were removed and a new bottom was attached to the trim," she said.
Undergarments included the bustle, to hold out the skirts in the style of the day, and the corset, the equivalent of the modern day girdle, made with wood, metal or whale's bone stays, Wooley said.
Because the corsets were pulled so tightly to achieve as tiny a waist as possible - 19 inches was the ideal - there were many cases of women fainting from lack of air, and so "fainting couches" were invented.
It also took several hours to get dressed for the day and most women needed help, because there were no zippers or elastic.
Everything was fastened with hooks and eyes or tiny buttons.
Clothing for both men and women was mostly cotton or wool, natural fabrics that "breathed" Wooley said, and were cooler in hot weather than many synthetic fabrics made today.
Hats and gloves were a necessity for a proper lady's wardrobe, with bonnets worn by married women and straw hats fashionable for young ladies.
The straw hats often were adorned with ribbons, tied in the back and known as "follow me's" because the tails hung down in the back to attract young men.
Skirts were ankle length to make sure no female skin could be seen.
There were no pants for women until the invention of the pantaloon, an undergarment split at the crotch allowed easier access for relieving oneself, Wooley said.
Bloomers came along later, and often were worn in equestrian activities, she added, but it was many years before it became proper for women to wear trousers, mainly because of strict religious customs of the day.


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Everyone at one time or another gets their heart broken. If you are a sports fan it comes on a weekly basis. We watch our teams do down in glorious defeat and the rest of the week is shot thinking of what could of been.
Did the bad call in the first quarter cause them to lose by 30? Did the ball, called a strike, in the third inning lose us the game by five?
We never accept that on a given day our team played badly or even worse played well and lost. We rationalize every defeat with reasons we should of won. Even worse, some of us or more accurately all of us, at least one time, attack our own team.
We blame the quarterback, the pitcher and the coach more than any other players. These are the people most responsible for success so we think they must be most responsible for losses. We forget they are also the ones who spend every waking moment figuring out a way to win.
While we are enjoying our morning or our night before - they are at work. We flip on the TV to see not the first hour of their game but probably closer to the 100Th. When their last game ended their next game begins. They study opposition plays. They study opposing players. They study every wrinkle that may give them an advantage. They do this for themselves but it benefits us.
When our team wins it makes our week. When our team wins we boast and brag to everyone who will listen. We are elated, we are so smart as to pick the team who won the big one or maybe several small ones. It makes us feel better as people. It makes us feel superior.
Here lies the problem. If we feel that way when we win we as humans feel the opposite when we lose. Our superiority becomes inferiority. We base our worth as humans on what strangers do on grass fields, sometimes thousands of miles away.
Is that smart? Of course not.
Can we help it? NO!!!
We pout and we sulk like twelve year old girls. We don't want to be bothered, nor reminded, of the game our heroes lost. We avoid friends. We avoid news. We avoid our bookies but most of all avoid ESPN.
We are the jilted lovers of sports. The heartbreak kids of athletics. The addicted masses of competition.
I am just glad - my team as never been out played. My team has only lost because of bad calls by the referees. Except the game when the coach messed up and changed the pitcher and quarterback when we had it all but won.
This is why it is much harder for me to be nice on Monday mornings than you. My team is perfect and has bad luck. Your team just isn't as good as the other team sometimes.
So please just leave me alone and turn off ESPN.
P.S. If my bookie calls I am not here!
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Exceptionally easy to use, this mini stovetop espresso maker brews one double shot (2.5 fl. oz.) servings in 90 seconds.
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When the java jones kicks in at basecamp breakfasts, simply pull out your grounds and the GSI Outdoor Mini Expresso Set. You only need 90 seconds to brew one double shot of your favorite espresso, so you and your companions can start the morning right and hit the trail with added pep. GSI Outdoor made this mini espresso set with lightweight durable aluminum, so it won't add much extra weight to your pack and can handle being banged around the campsite.
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Indulge yourself at camp with a cup of espresso--you can make it in just 90 seconds with this Italian coffee maker. Made from lightweight aluminum, the European-style espresso machine is finely crafted with a brass steam pipe. For use on low heat over your backpacking stove. Tank holds 3 ounces of water and fresh ground coffee.
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Since starting in 1954 with $500, Opportunity Plan has helped more than 7,500 students go to college by providing scholarships and loans - more than $1 million last year alone.
But in honor of its 50th anniversary, it will be helping more than just students Saturday. Ron Clark, the 2000 Disney American Teacher of the Year who made a mission of helping disadvantaged students, will be speaking Saturday, and teachers can get a discounted ticket to hear him and earn continuing education credits while they do so.
"We wanted someone who could talk about education," said Katharyn Wiegand, Opportunity Plan's assistant director. "We wanted someone who could inspire and motivate parents and teachers and anyone who came to the event, and we thought he would do that."
Clark never meant to become a teacher, but once he started, he found that he liked it, Wiegand said. According to his Web site, he worked with disadvantaged students in rural North Carolina and then moved on to inner-city Harlem, N.Y. Aside from the award from Disney, Clark was named Oprah Winfrey's first "Phenomenal Man" in her magazine. He wrote the New York Times best seller "The Essential 55," as well as "The Excellent 11," and a made-for-television movie, "The Ron Clark Story" is in the works according to his Web site.
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Who: Opportunity Plan anniversary celebration with Ron Clark as guest speaker
Where: WT Event Center
When: Saturday - reception at 11:30 a.m., presentation by Clark at 1:30 p.m.
Cost: $50
"I think we have a lot of the same philosophy in wanting to help students succeed," said Cathryn Wright, the president and executive director of Opportunity Plan, and the daughter of Buff Morris, the program's founder. "I haven't heard him speak, but I think he is exceptional in the way that he gets in the classroom and gives students opportunities to succeed. And I think that's what Opportunity Plan does."
The anniversary celebration will start at 11:30 a.m. Saturday with a reception with Clark. It will be followed by a luncheon, a book signing, a silent auction and a presentation by Clark at 1:30 p.m., in the West Texas A&M University Event Center.
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City of Santa Fe Springs is ready to SERV!
Richard Maben
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City of Santa Fe Springs, California
For those people working in public works it is not hard to imagine repairing broken water mains, downed signal or utility poles, broken sidewalks or damaged pavement. Even power outages or public facility damage can be considered routine work for those in public works, dedicated to maintaining our nation's infrastructure. It would be hard to imagine if it all happened at once throughout the city or region, and even harder to imagine how to be prepared for those routine jobs all at once including the availability of tools and supplies needed. Recognizing the widespread damage caused from recent natural disasters and the ever-present possibility of "the next big earthquake," the City of Santa Fe Springs Public Works Department felt it was important to evaluate its ability to respond to a disaster or emergency.
The City of Santa Fe Springs is approximately 8.5 square miles nestled midway between downtown Los Angeles and Orange County. The City has a residential population of approximately 18,000 and is the employment hub of over 100,000 employees. Providing support to a natural or man-made disaster has always been a priority for the Santa Fe Springs Public Works Department. With that in mind, the Director of Municipal and Utility Services, with the assistance of employees from Signals & Lighting, Water, Facilities, Streets and Fleet Divisions, took on the task of reviewing and updating the Public Works Department Emergency Response Plan.
Police and fire departments routinely plan for the unexpected and often design specialized equipment to support their ability to respond to any type of disaster. Almost every agency has an "Incident Command," "Urban Search and Rescue" or other tactical operation vehicle. The Public Works Department recognized a similar need for a special public works emergency response vehicle and proposed this idea to upper management. With the enthusiastic support of the Director of Public Works, the City Manager, and City Council, staff members were given the okay to develop a first-of-its-kind emergency response vehicle for the Public Works Department. Their challenge, however, was to do this quickly and in a cost-efficient manner.
Fully-equipped public works vehicle and ready to SERV
Coincidentally, the Santa Fe Springs Fire Department was awaiting the arrival of a new state-of-the-art Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) vehicle to replace their old 1978 vehicle, which was slated for auction. The Public Works Department saw a great opportunity to transform the old US&R vehicle into a new public works emergency response vehicle. This soon-to-be-refurbished truck that originally started its work life as a beer delivery truck was the opportunity staff needed. After a thorough maintenance and safety inspection and several new coats of white paint, the vehicle was transformed into its new role for the Santa Fe Springs Public Works Department.
With the support of the City Council, funding was allocated to refurbish and equip the vehicle to enhance emergency response to the community. While the Department's other vehicles had the capability to respond to emergencies, the service or response that could be provided was more individual in nature. Public Works staff developed a plan to make their new emergency response vehicle fully equipped to provide a more comprehensive support to all divisions of the Public Works Department, including Engineering, Water, Facilities, Streets, Fleet, Signals, and Street Lights, by providing the essential tools needed in one vehicle.
The Santa Fe Springs City Council stands with the SERV. From left to right: Gustavo R. Velasco, Councilmember; Joseph D. Serrano, Mayor; Betty Putnam, Councilmember; Ronald S. Kernes, Mayor Pro Tem; Louie Gonzalez, Councilmember
Each Public Works Division developed a list of what they would need in an emergency if they could not access the maintenance yard or City Hall. The lists were reviewed and narrowed down to essential items. It was ultimately agreed that the vehicle should carry plans for the City's infrastructure, portable generators and lighting, laptop computers, work tools, emergency communications, medical supplies, water, food, street closure signage, and shelter to allow Public Works staff to provide the services to the community over an extended period of time. The actual cost to the City to assemble the vehicle was just under $18,000 which included painting, graphics, vehicle repairs, and emergency equipment.
When the vehicle was nearly finished the Department decided that a special vehicle like this needed to have a special name to identify it, like US&R. The Public Works staff was challenged to come up with a name that could be universally recognized in public works as US&R is in the fire community. After a lot of thought and discussion the Department decided the vehicle should be appropriately named "SERV" which stands for Support & Emergency Response Vehicle.
The SERV debuted to the community during National Public Works Week in 2006 and this one-of-a-kind vehicle was met with tremendous community support and pride. With glistening white paint framed by the intensity of emergency lighting, the SERV has reaffirmed to the residents and businesses in the community that the City of Santa Fe Springs remains committed to emergency response.
Santa Fe Springs Public Works employees are not only prepared to SERV and restore their City when the unexpected does happen, but they are also proud of the fact that they were able to meet the challenge of creating an emergency response vehicle without requiring a heavy commitment of funds.
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Radio: WWLS The Sports Animal (98.1 FM, 640 AM, 97.1 FM Tulsa)
Time: 9:30 CT
Offensive Rating: Thunder – 107.9 (2nd), Clippers– 106.8 (7th)
Defensive Rating: Thunder – 101.2 (11th), Clippers – 105.2 (25th)
Pace: Thunder – 93.0 (7th), Clippers – 91.0 (17th)
View from the enemy: Clipperblog
Lob City versus Thunder U. If you're not pumped to watch this one, I think you need your fan card revoked. Oklahoma City has always had some issues winning in Staples against both tenants, but this one is going to be especially difficult because the Clippers aren't just good. They're really good. Having two All-Stars in the starting five tends to do that.
Tonight kicks off quite the run of games for OKC: Clippers, at Dallas, home versus Memphis, at San Antonio and at Portland. Then three more road games after that (Warriors, Kings, Jazz). This is one of the more difficult stretches the Thunder will have to endure, but it's one at a time and it starts tonight against the Clippers.
Los Angeles coming in: The Clippers last played yesterday beating the Nuggets.
1. The matchups. Before the season, I went on record saying I thought the Clippers presented the Thunder with the most difficult set of matchups. Chris Paul and Russell Westbrook always have a major tussle, Blake Griffin is a load for anybody and DeAndre Jordan is like Tyson Chandler in the sense that Perk isn't going to be able to run the floor or jump with him. OKC has one big edge as the Clips don't have a good defender for KD, but this is one of the few times the Thunder don't possess an obvious edge in matchups across the board.
2. Prepare for frustration. Between Blake Griffin and Chris Paul's overreaction to fouls and dramatic falling, you're bound to yell at your TV at least 75 times tonight. You're going to be annoyed and frustrated. You know Perk and Griffin are going to tangle. You know it's happening. Let's just hope Serge Ibaka gets another one of these on Blake.
3. X-factors. I think this game might be decided by which X-factor player shows up biggest. Mo Williams has been fantastic scoring off the bench for the Clippers lately and the Thunder of course have James Harden. I can definitely see this being a battle between stars that comes down to which teams gets a little extra from somewhere. If Harden outscores Williams, I think OKC wins.
Tip at 9:30 CT. Go Sob City.


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The number of mortgages in arrears will rise beyond 170,000 in 2008, according to a new report by the Council for Mortgage lenders (CML).
The number of mortgages that are at least three months in arrears has been rising steadily throughout the year. The CML reports that there were 168,000 mortgages in arrears at the end of September. This is an 8% increase in the figures for June 2008.
As the economy worsens, the CML is predicting that there will be at least 170,000 households more than three months in arrears by the end of the year.
A rising number of buy to let loan defaults are contributing to the worsening arrears statistics.
Landlords are coming under increasing pressure as buy to let mortgages become more expensive and difficult to arrange. Falling rents and over supply of rental properties in some areas, particularly city centre locations, is squeezing margins even further.
As the number of mortgage arrears increases, so will the number of repossessions. The CML expects around 45,000 repossessions this year.


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Make your own Valentine's Day necklace with shrink plastic hearts and gold trinkets. Heidi Borchers of Inspired at Home shows you how. Experiment with hole punches and decorative scissors to make filigree hearts with the look of carved ivory.
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- Gold Chain necklace with clasp- 30" long
- Jump rings- 34
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- Transfer patterns to the shrink plastic and cut 1 large heart using wave-edge scissors, 2 medium hearts using scalloped-edged scissors, 8 small hearts using the regular scissors, and 10 tiny hearts using regular scissors. Using the 3/16" hole punch, punch 1 hole in each heart where indicated to attach jump ring. Referring to photo and using 1/8" hole punch and craft knife, punch and cut decorative designs in hearts as desired.
- To shrink prepared hearts, follow instructions on shrink plastic package. Let cool.
- Using needle nose pliers and jump rings, attach shrink plastic hearts and gold heart charms to necklace as desired.
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Bentonville wants voters to support a property tax increase to build a new high school near Gamble elementary.
Bentonville schools scaled down their millage and the cost to homeowners to increase chances of getting voters' support.
The current high school is overcrowded, exceeding capacity.
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Members of the University of Texas-Pan American Choir brought home several awards after competing in El Paso and San Antonio contests April 5.
Five other UTPA choir members, all sopranos, received honors at the Student Auditions of the South Texas Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing at Trinity University in San Antonio.
Rebecca Gutierrez, a UTPA junior, was named a semi-finalist in the competition. Lenette Hernandez, senior, took first while Celinda Herevia, junior, placed second. Taking third was Denisse Martinez, senior and in fourth was Julissa Herrera, sophomore.
Medina, Herevia and Herrera are under the direction of Ruth Crews - a UTPA assistant professor of music - while Gutierrez, Hernandez and Martinez are under the direction of Dr. Vivian Munn, a UTPA associate professor.


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An 8-year-old Jersey City boy's Christmas wish is simple: he wants his iPad back.
Jordan-River Samuel's iPad was stolen Monday night from the back seat of his mother's SUV, which was parked across the street from the family's Sixth Street home in Downtown Jersey City.
Felicia Palmer, Jordan-River's mother, said she must have forgotten to lock her car that night, and heard afterward from neighbors that someone was walking up and down the streets checking for unlocked car doors.
Jordan-River has been despondent since the theft.
"He doesn't care about anything else, all he wants is his iPad back," Palmer said.
The School 3 student won the iPad two years ago at the school's "Learn-A-Thon," a fundraiser where students answer questions to earn money for the school.
Jordan-River used it to store photos, play games – his favorite app is Subway Surfer – and to play music on Pandora before school in the mornings. He and his sister, Galiliee, 2, used to fight over it, Palmer said.
His parents had the back of the iPad inscribed with the message: "To JR for working hard. You are our son in whom we are well pleased."
Jordan-Rivers said he felt "angry and sad" to learn his iPad was stolen.
"If someone brings it back I'll be excited because all my pictures would be back," he said.
The iPad wasn't the only thing taken during the theft. A laptop, a backup hard drive that stored family photos and videos and a family checkbook were all stolen, too, Palmer said.
The family is offering a reward of $250 for the return of the iPad, provided it is in the same condition.
"I just want him to know there's still good people out there," Palmer said. "People can do bad things, but you'll still be OK. I don't want him to be left with the feeling of 'somebody took something from me.'"
Palmer added that Jordan-Rivers is more upset about losing the years of vacation photos and school performance videos.
The family is hopeful that the offer of a reward may spur a return of Jordan-River's beloved gadget.
"It would make my Christmas very happy," he said.
Police are currently investigating the theft. Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Jersey City Police Department at (347) 850-0862 or (201) 547-JAIL.


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Set on 12 private acres, Round Hill has been designed to stand apart and appeal to those who want something different for their celebration. While its Tara-like curbside impression is one of grandness and majestic grace, the feeling upon entering its doors is one of intimacy, the familiarity of going into someone's beautiful home. Although more than 200 guests can sit comfortably in the dining room, your guests are free to stroll and meander through the parlor rooms which include three fireplaces, porches, decks, pond site and garden pathways.
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The see-saw scenario for top spot rolls on as Institute and Knocbreda cancelled each other out at Drumahoe and a solitary goal secured all three points for Carrick Rangers at Dixon Park to see them return the summit.
Aaron Harmon's strike was enough for The Gers to win the game and the 'run in' for the League Title promises to be enthralling.
Fourth placed Bangor's 6-1 win at Clandeboye keeps them in touch with the top three, level on points with Knockbreda who sit third. Both have two games in hand and both are six points of the pace.
Bangor hit four goals in six second half minutes to beat Loughgall who up to the 81st minute were well in the game.
Ethan Boylan '14 gave The Seasiders the lead and five minutes before the half Dean Youle made it two. Rooney '71 pulled one back for the visitors to give them hope, but ten minutes after came the Blitz.
Forsythe '81, Hall '82, Morrow '83 and Melly '87 left the final score 6-1 to leave Bangor in with a strong shout in a promotion race that any two of the top four can win.
The Welders beat Larne 3-0 at Inver Park to move them up into fifth level on points with Bangor but with three more games played their title hopes are all but gone. Cahoon. Armstrong and Middleton were on the score-sheet for the shipyard men.
Limavady United had a stay of execution due to a 1-0 home win over Dergview. Morrison's strike on the stroke of half time was enough to give them he three points and bottom club Coagh United had a fantastic 3-1 win at Distillery. Two second half penalties and a goal secured Coagh's second league win in a row.


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5-car crash stalls traffic on I-25 Sunday
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A five-car crash shut down Interstate 25 at Alameda Avenue for hours on Sunday.
Police said traffic was either slowed down or at a standstill due to a crash just north of Tramway Boulevard. Then, a driver who didn't notice the congestion collided into another vehicle, causing a chain reaction involving five cars.
An elderly woman was taken to University of New Mexico Hospital in critical condition.
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By John Wilbert/NEMS Daily Journal
Last Thursday night, Noah Hamilton spoke about how the MHSAA Division 2-3A coaches thought their division housed the three best teams in their classification.
Unfortunately for Hamilton's Mantachie slow-pitch softball team, they won't get a chance to prove it in the postseason. After Nettleton's 4-1 win in extra innings over the Lady Mustangs on Thursday, it will be just Nettleton and Mooreville representing Division 2-3A in the playoffs beginning today.
"You got three really good teams in this division," said Nettleton skipper Dana Rhea, "and one's unfortunately staying home now – Mantachie."
Mooreville, under the guidance of Perry Wilburn, finished behind undefeated Nettleton (20-0, 6-0) in the regular season. The Lady Mustangs (18-6, 3-3) missed the playoffs due to a head-to-head, run-differential tiebreaker with the Lady Troopers.
"I told them I would much rather be 28-and-something because that's what it's going to take for us to get to Jackson and win this thing," Rhea said about addressing his players.
After losing to Clarkdale in the Class 3A state championship series last fall, Rhea's Lady Tigers will be gunning for their first state title since 2009.
"We talked before the season started," Hamilton said of his conversations with Rhea and Wilburn, "and we really felt – and we're not bragging – like the three best teams in 3A are in this one division.
"We understand how it works and you just have to fight through it. But it's a shame because these are the three best teams probably in 3A. "
And after the regular season concluded Thursday evening, Rhea extended the notion of who's the best to a couple of other area teams, including South Pontotoc, which, before moving to Division 3-2A, beat out Nettleton for last year's division title.
Class 3A "is loaded in our area," said Rhea. "You've got South (Pontotoc), you've got Kossuth, you've got Booneville, Nettleton, Mooreville … there's just really good, solid ballclubs in 3A.
"And I think you can throw us all into a big cap and shake us up … and anybody can win this thing."


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Hi All,
I am trying to create an invoice PLD which uses pre-printed stationary with the following dimensions.
Width 36.5 cm
Height 21.5 cm
I have created a custom page with the above dimensions however when going into the print preferences of the printer (OKI ML 321) and I try and select that custom page format it is not available for selection. This would indicate that the printer is not capable of handling such a spec however on their current system that they are using they print to this pre-printed stationary without any problems.
If I reduce the size of the spec to Width 24.00 cm and Height 16.11 cm then the printer does see it. Once I now print from SAP using the reduced spec it only prints to half the width of the page and spills over into height of three pages.
Does anybody have an idea how I can solve this problem?
Hi Quinn
I think you might not have created your custom paper in the Print Server. That might be the problem of not getting the custom paper in the print preferences. Try by creating the paper in the machine the printer is connected to.
Thanks for the reply.
I have solved this problem.
What I did is with the spec the printer could see I did not select it on the Device Settings side of the printer.
Once I did this I was able to print successfully from within SAP.


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What exactly is Colloquium?
Colloquium is a required class that all first year students register for and are required to complete. Colloquium is team taught by a Faculty Advisor and a Peer Advisor and is designed to aid student transition to college and to assist students in getting the most out of their college experience. Colloquium meets often during Orientation weekend to help students register for their first term classes and get acquainted with the campus. The course continues weekly through mid November.
Colloquium provides students a solid base of new friends with similar interests, familiarizes them with campus and community resources, and ensures they have a smooth transition to the college. Students will have the opportunity to discuss such topics as course selection, long-term academic goals, time-management, stress, and study skills. First year students are assigned a Colloquium section and receive one academic credit (graded P/NP) for the course.
Who teaches Colloquium and what role will they play in planning my student's academic schedule?
Each Colloquium section is team taught by a faculty advisor and a peer advisor. Peer advisors are experienced, academically successful upper-class students who work closely with first year students to become part of the Linfield academic community. Faculty advisors serve as the academic advisor for all students in their Colloquium section until students declare their major. Faculty and peer advisors help advisees plan their course of study and select appropriate courses. They also assist students in exploring interests and evaluating and selecting a major. Often, students look to their advisors as mentors, and many students become good friends with their advisors. Faculty and peer advisors who teach in Colloquium are sensitive to the needs and concerns of first-time college students and work hard to assist them in the transition to college life.
How are the Colloquium sections established, and who decides which section my student will be in?
The Office of Academic Advising uses the academic interests expressed on students' applications to Linfield to place students into Colloquium sections. Each section is made up of about twenty students with similar academic or co-curricular interests. Since nearly a quarter of the incoming class is undecided about a major, and since many students change their mind several times about what they are interested in before they even come to campus, Colloquium groups are often a mix of students who are exploring a variety of disciplines.
Why does my student have an advisor outside of her/his area of academic interest?
Colloquium assignments are based on information students provide in their application to Linfield. At the time a student applied they may have thought about Biology as a potential major and written it on the application form. Although they may have since decided that a Biology major is not what they are interested in currently, they will not be allowed to switch Colloquium groups, nor do they need to.
Faculty advisors are able to advise students in any area of interest. Colloquium curriculum is the same regardless of which section. If your student feels "misplaced" in their Colloquium group (according to their desired area of study), encourage them to take advantage of the opportunity. Throughout their academic career they will be surrounded by people studying the same things that they are. This is a time they can build friendships with students from different majors to enrich their overall college experience.
Can my student change advisors?
At the end of the Colloquium class, students may choose a new advisor by declaring their major and choosing an advisor in that field. If, however, they are undecided about a major at the end of their first term, they will remain with their Colloquium faculty advisor. The Office of Academic Advising and Colloquium faculty and peer advisors are available to help students choose a major or an advisor.
What is FERPA?
FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) is a federal law that protects the rights of college students. FERPA requires that a student's post-secondary grades and academic standing may not be discussed with another party, including parents, without written consent from the student. If a consent form (available from the Registrar) is completed, grades can be mailed at the end of the semester/term.
Registration for Linfield begins July 11 and is completed entirely online. Make sure that your son or daughter has contacted their Colloquium advisor(s) and refers frequently to the Orientation and advising guide sent in the mail.
Will my student be safe at Linfield?
Linfield and the McMinnville community are friendly environments that are generally safe. Linfield security officers and the McMinnville police department work hard to protect individuals and property on campus and around town. There is safety lighting throughout campus and emergency call boxes available at various high and low traffic locations. Realistically though, no campus can guarantee the safety of its residents and students are encouraged to make prudent choices with both their property and themselves. An excellent resource for safety information is the Campus Safety Department home page.
Are there personal and crisis counseling services available for students?
Yes, there are counseling and other student support services available on campus for currently enrolled Linfield students. A student can meet with a counselor to discuss his or her concerns. Typical concerns include stress management, self esteem, homesickness, difficulties with others (professors, roommates, friends, etc), anxiety, depression, choice of major or future career, relationships and other kinds of issues typical in a college-age population. There are also support groups available on campus or in the McMinnville community for a variety of student needs. More information can be found on the Counseling Center website.
If your student receives counseling from the Counseling Center you will not automatically be contacted. Professional ethics and Oregon law prohibit disclosure of any information obtained in the course of counseling for individuals over the age of 18. Information can be disclosed with the proper written consent from the person receiving counseling.
The staff of the Counseling Center is always happy to consult with a parent or other family member concerned about their Linfield student. After gathering information about the situation, the Counseling Center will evaluate the situation and determine an appropriate course of action. However, please remember that the staff will not be able to provide confidential information about a student who is currently receiving counseling due to confidentiality guidelines. This also includes whether a student is currently receiving services from the Counseling Center.
My student currently takes prescription medications prescribed by a health care provider at home. Are prescription medications available on campus?
Linfield has a fully staffed Student Health Center available to currently enrolled students for their health care needs, including prescription medications. However, the student will need to get the prescriptions filled off campus. Please visit the Student Health Center website for more information.
Is there spiritual counseling available?
The Linfield College Chaplain's Office is available to assist all students with their spiritual and personal needs. The Chaplain's Office works closely with the Counseling Center and other Student Affairs offices.


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to eat or consume something edible
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door Becca 26 januari 2005
really really nasty easter candy
Peeps taste like shit
door David 27 april 2004
people. In the 80's this meant parents.
My peeps went away...lets party at my house.
door rich 24 juli 2003
admirers, or a group of admirers of a certain person
Everywhere I go my peeps are hounding me for my number.
door Shavahn 11 september 2003
To observe something, someone, or an event.
Yo, peeps that 'lac rollin on 22's!
door scantee 31 maart 2005
Another was to say you have to go to the bathroom. Short for pee-pee.
"Hold on a minute, I have ta go peeps."
door Cindy Sullivan 18 september 2005
the peeple you deal with or ( smiling) the peeps with whom you have a dealio... or not. you might not have a dealio with your "peeps."
what's the dealio with your peeps?
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You know I skipped Black Friday (and I stuck to my guns for another year – nothing enticed me anyway) but that doesn't mean you can't brag about some loot you scored because you were the early bird.
Did you get anything particularly good this year that you want to brag about? Or just have a good story of something you saw?
Or, if you were like me, did you skip it entirely?
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