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Wichita State guard Demetric Williams, left, celebrates with teammate Cleanthony Early after Williams hit a 3-pointer during Saturdays NCAA Tournament victory over Ohio State in Los Angeles.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Jesse Root scored the go-ahead goal with 4:56 left and Yale beat North Dakota 4-1 on Saturday in the NCAA West Regional final to reach the Frozen Four for the first time.
Fourth-seeded Yale (20-12-3) scored four times in the final 7:35.
Were thrilled to get the win today, Yale coach Keith Allain said. North Dakota got the early lead but I felt we were playing well throughout the game. The guys just stuck with the plan.
Josh Balch started the spree, and Root gave the Bulldogs a 2-1 lead on a power play, a day after scoring at 9 seconds of overtime in Yales 3-2 victory over top-seeded Minnesota.
Both of my goals this weekend were special, Root said. Any time you get to move on is real special.
Stu Wilson and Kenny Agostino added goals for Yale.
Its a great accomplishment for any team, Yale senior forward Andrew Miller said. Weve been close. Getting over the hump and actually doing this is a great feeling.
Corban Knight scored in the first period for North Dakota (22-13-7).
Its difficult to have a clear perspective of this, North Dakota coach Dave Hakstol said. Yale played an outstanding game.
Anthony Day added two assists for Yale.
Yale outshot North Dakota 39-25. The Bulldogs had a 25-16 advantage after the first two periods, but were constantly frustrated by the North Dakota defense and goaltender Clarke Saunders.
I just told them, `Keep doing what youre doing, Allain said.
We wanted to push it and find ways to score that second goal, Hakstol said. That would have been a game-changer.
Saunders wound up with 35 saves for the Fighting Sioux. Jeff Malcolm stopped 24 shots for Yale.
Yale almost didnt make the post-season and entered the 16-team NCAA national tournament this week as the final seed. The Bulldogs had been outscored 8-0 in two losses last weekend before entering the NCAAs.
We have a young team and that helps us bounce back from tough weekends, Miller said.
I can tell you a lot. Im a firm believer that actions speak louder than words, Allain said. I think you saw it for six periods and nine seconds the mental makeup of this hockey team. We were behind all game and didnt get a bounce until Balch broke through at the end and that tells you a lot about this group. Thats what makes them special.
Allain, a former NHL and Olympics assistant coach, is the third Yale graduate to be coach of the team.
I probably wouldnt be coaching in college hockey if it wasnt for the Yale job, he said. I was pretty comfortable working in the National Hockey League. But Yale hockey has meant the world to me and will continue to be so. This was very special.
The national semifinals are April 11 in Pittsburgh.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. Matthew Peca, Jordan Samuels-Thomas and Kevin Bui scored in a 6:26 span in the third period and top-seeded Quinnipiac overcame a two-deficit to beat Canisius.
The Bobcats, upset in the ECAC semifinals by Brown but still the No. 1 overall seed in the field of 16, will face defending national champion Boston College or Union on Sunday for a spot in the Frozen Four.
Down 3-1, Quinnipiac (28-7-5) cut it to one on Pecas goal at 8:02 of the third period. Samuels-Thomas tied it on a power play with 9:18 to go at 10:42, and Bui beat goalie Tony Capobianco off a rebound with 5:32 left.Connor Jones had a goal and an assist for the Bobcats.
Stephen Farrell and Duncan McKellar scored 44 seconds apart in the second period for Canisius (19-19-5), and Kyle Gibbons beat Hobey Baker finalist Eric Hartzell at 3:43 of the third.
TOLEDO, Ohio Joey Benik had two goals and an assist to help fourth-seeded St. Cloud State beat top-seeded Notre Dame.
The Huskies (24-15-1) will face Miami (Ohio) on Sunday for a spot in the Frozen Four in Pittsburgh.
Benik, Cory Thorson and Jonny Brodzinski scored on St. Cloud States first seven shots of the second period to make it 4-0. Ben Hanowski also scored, and Ryan Faragher made 17 saves.
Mike Voran had a short-handed goal in the third period for Notre Dame (25-13-3).
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Curtis McKenzie scored midway through the second period and Marc Hagel, Cody Murphy and Max Cook added goals in the third for the second-seeded RedHawks (25-11-5). Miami made it past the first round of the tournament for the first time since 2010, its last trip to the Frozen Four.
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If I understand your last phrase..........
Another way of looking at this is : Are the top clubs in SL looking to create a barrier to SL entry by stacking Swinton, Dewsbury and Hunslet with SL squad players so that they block the likes of Fev and Halifax from winning the Championship and the NR Cup, thereby not being able to apply for SL?
I think we all love a conspiracy theory Shaun.
I think SL clubs would love to cement their positions in SL forever, and would welcome obtaining the resources of their local CC clubs for themselves. Wigan would probably like a couple of thousand more fans and the LSV as their second team home, with the kids from Leigh miners and rangers all busting a gut to play for Wigan one day.
Leeds are well on the way to securing SLS as their second team ground, the locals mainly watch Leeds and the best kids bust a gut to play for Leeds, McShane was educated a drop kick from both Parkside and SLS.
An intentional ploy to keep Leigh, Fev and Fax out?
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It's not really all that surprising that Liberty town officials ignore their zoning code, as they have done so often in the past. In the early part of the last decade, a summer camp next door to the new facility in question built a synagogue, a dormitory and expanded a staff building, all without public hearings and special use permits, which are required under town code.
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#209750 - 02/24/13 11:50 AM Re: eggcorn [Re: DAVE1]
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#210899 - 05/13/13 09:25 AM Re: eggcorn [Re: Keira]
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Okay--this is something I've not come across before, and I can see only one thing to do.
Keira--commercial postings,such as your link, are not allowed here.
Normally I would simply delete the link from your (or any) post while leaving the writer's thoughts, but in this case when I tried to Edit, the link didn't show up. So I am going to re-post your writing, then delete your entire original post. If you or anyone has a better solution, please post it here.
KEIRA'S POST: A buddy used to quality secondary school entry articles and one of her most favorite was when a author talked of his or her "self of steam".
#210900 - 05/13/13 09:53 AM Re: eggcorn [Re: sanA]
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#210904 - 05/13/13 11:00 AM Re: eggcorn [Re: Buffalo Shrdlu]
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huh. I saw the link, but I usually don't see signatures.
this software truly is weird, but I guess it's meant to be used 'commercially', and you dasn't fool with mother merchant.
note to J: Anu was notified, and I bet he would have removed this person forthwith. (have they[sic] posted anything worth saving? I'm just askin'..)
#210905 - 05/13/13 11:14 AM Re: sic distemper peever [Re: tsuwm]
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Why all the sics? Singular (non-gender-specific) they has been in use continuously for about 600 years. Chaucer, Shakespeare, the King James Bible, Austen, et alia have all used it. Nothing new and certainly nothing wrong grammatically._________________________
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#210906 - 05/13/13 12:04 PM Re: sic distemper peever [Re: sanA]
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I was just trying to appease the prescrips... I use it meownself all the time._________________________
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#210907 - 05/13/13 12:23 PM Re: sic distemper peever [Re: Buffalo Shrdlu]
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..and I was just being moronic.
but, this sort of usage does bother me:
"I cannot pretend to be sorry ... that he [Darcy] or that any man should not be estimated beyond their deserts; but with him I believe it does not often happen." [Jane Austen, EA]
#210908 - 05/13/13 12:24 PM Re: no surrender [Re: Buffalo Shrdlu]
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I was just trying to appease the prescrips...
Yes, I figured, but I did not want the impressionable (young or old) to think this zombie "rule" was correct.
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#210918 - 05/13/13 08:05 PM Re: no surrender [Re: sanA]
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Eleanor is 3 months and I was told that this is the time for another growth spurt. Well I think we are experiencing one now. Problem is that when you are supplementing with formula, it's hard to know what to do during a growth spurt. I had been slowly reducing the amount of formula and had halved the amount she was getting down to 8oz per day. Now she's back up to 12oz. I know that usually the advice is just nurse, nurse, nurse but Eleanor won't do that if she's really hungry and my milk flow is v slow so it ends in tears (hers and mine). I'm trying extra pumping sessions but I don't want to end up pumping and feeding her the pumped milk. I know that she won't nurse when milk flow is slow because she gets the milk a lot faster from a bottle or SNS but I can't not supplement when she is so hungry. We are advised to feed on early hunger cues and not to let them get to the crying stage but by trying to breastfeed, she is often getting to tears because I just can't keep up but I want her to try to breastfeed as much as possible before offering formula. I don't think my production is going down as I seem to get just as much with pumping as I did before.
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Nah, Daft Punk is far more mainstream than SHM.
^ them playing with Kanye at the Grammies didnt help...
So where's that DVD?
This thread is worse than any Radiohead fan-masturbation thread that's ever existed.
he created a twitter account to follow progress and put together a trailer then that was it.
Weird. My heart rate stayed the same and my palms didn't get all sweaty when I saw this thread pop up. Could my affair be over or has patience taken it's toll?
Well, i AM the boy who cried wolf.
Oh, and I'll even send out physical copies to a handful of people who were particularly cunty about it (as they should have been), so they won't have to bother downloading it.
I didn't mean you, actually, hah.
But I can send you one as well.
The plan is to have the DVD data to download (torrent or a rapidshare type site), a digital download video (mp4), and youtube videos.
But don't expect super pretty HD video. 06/07 was before everyone had HD-ish cameras on their phones, so all the video is SD. I did the best I could at collecting decent footage (one source was DV, the rest was from digital cameras).
uh, yeah, I know. I sent you footage that was sd.
That was more of a general comment to anyone, not directly to you, mr knowitall.
So just moments ago, I'm over here, going through some old hard drives, when I find the Daft Punk footage I sent to HunterGatherer years ago.
I say to myself, "Wow, I wonder if anything ever came of that whole project." It has been a year or two since I last checked this thread.
So I surf (which Webster's Dictionary defines as a verb, meaning, to view a website*) on over to the Coachella boards, to see if I can't find this old thread.
One of the very first threads in the Misc. Babble section? It can't be.
HunterGatherer made the last post? Say it ain't so!
"Maybe he finished it? Or at least, perhaps some progress has been made?" I say to myself.
Nope, nothing to see here.
Hey Hunter. Here's me annoying you for old times sake.
Thanks for reading.
*not true at all
I hope I wasn't one of those cunts, but I'm glad I brought it back up hah.
This is also an awesome quote posted on pitchfork today from Niles Rogers about working with daft
"All I can say is those guys are geniuses... Spiritually and artistically, working with them was as good as anything I've ever done. It's as great as being in a studio with Bowie, it's great as being with Bernard Edwards, it's as great as the best stuff I've ever done with Duran or Madonna...It's going to be so cutting edge that people aren't going to expect what they're doing."
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Take it for what it's worth.
Please remain calm.
Glad I already have tickets to see them at the Polo.
That flyer thing has been floating around before Yelle said anything. So yeah, what's there to believe?


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She cited Patrick's effective advocacy for federal funds, his openness to hearing the concerns and ideas of educators and their union representatives, his respect for collaboration and his responsible fiscal policy as important reasons the MTA supports his re-election bid. Responding to the recommendation, Patrick issued a statement saying, "I am proud to receive the support of the Massachusetts Teachers Association. Our students are first in the nation in educational achievement thanks to the tireless efforts of the thousands of teachers across Massachusetts. The lieutenant governor and I are doing everything we can to ensure that our teachers continue to have the support and resources they need to provide a high quality education for every child in the Commonwealth, and we look forward to working together with the MTA and their members in the days ahead." Lieutenant Governor Murray shares Patrick's commitment to public schools and public colleges, Wass noted. His wife, a graduate of Quinsigamond Community College, is an occupational therapist with the Worcester Public Schools and his father is a former high school teacher who graduated from Worcester State College. "Tim Murray understands the value of a quality education and an affordable, accessible, high-quality public higher education." As the former mayor of Worcester, Murray also understands how important quality public schools are to the health and well-being of communities, Wass said. He and the governor both express pride in the fact that Massachusetts students rank first in the country in mathematics and English language arts on national exams. In making its recommendations, the MTA detailed several key strengths of the Patrick-Murray administration. Effective advocacy. Patrick lobbied hard and successfully for a large share of federal stimulus funds to be allocated to public education and public higher education. 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The government's proposal to cap pension fund fees at 0.75% of savings risks future litigation, the head of defined contribution at JP Morgan Asset Management warned at the National Association of Pension Funds' conference yesterday.
Simon Chinnery said: "We are going down a deep rabbit-hole on pricing. Cheap, cheap, cheap will not do it. Thirty years down the line, some saver will say 'why am I in this position?' and the answer will come back, 'we put you in the cheapest fund'. And I can hear the thunder of the hooves of litigation coming down the track."
Richard Butcher, managing partner at Pitmans Trustees, argued that good governance was better than low costs for their own sake: "A charge cap is an attempt to treat the symptom rather than the disease, and the disease is a failure of [pension scheme] governance."
James Churcher, head of pensions at Abbott Laboratories, said he opposed a statutory cap on fees because it would mean "fixed investment strategies, with no capability for fund managers to adjust to changes in the markets; it would mean underlying passive funds, and plain vanilla administration services.
"This may be the way a lot of DC schemes work now, but I think we should be able to do better", he said. Churcher added that while this might come with a higher cost, this was justifiable so long as companies "explain to pension scheme members what they are getting in return for higher fees".
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It's not enough that Chris Ford, owner of Sweet P's BBQ and Soul House, serves up some of the best food around these parts. Seriously — the greens and the mac-and-cheese are scrumptious enough accompaniments to the pulled pork and the chicken and the ribs and the smoked meatloaf? Apparently not, because Ford and crew are putting together another concert series down at Sweet P's, located at Willow Point Marina on Old Maryville Pike/Old Knoxville Highway, right there on the Blount/Knox County lines.
Called "Even Thursdays Get the Blues," the series (following on the heels of the "Friday Night Juke Joint" and "Songwriters in the Soul House" series) will feature "the best in regional and local blues artists … concerts will be held at the restaurant every other Thursday on the even days of the month. All concerts begin at 6:30 p.m.
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November 8, 1999
3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Meeting Notes
Attending: Art Costantino, Thad Curtz, Wendy Freeman, Doug Hitch, Linda Kahan, Mark Lacina, Trevor Lytle, Sherry Parsons, Timothy Quinn, Masao Sugiyama, Bill Zaugg, John Carmichael
1. The charge
Art Costantino reviewed the DTF's charge. College parking lots are becoming increasingly congested. The college expects to grow to 5,000 (FTE) students by 2010, which will make the lots even more crowded. To receive building permits for the Seminar II building, the college will have to convince Thurston County that we will have adequate parking. The formula that the county uses would require us to add additional parking spaces. In addition, questions are occasionally raised about the best way to manage the parking operation. For instance, should the lots be automated?
Anticipating this need, Michel George commissioned SCA Engineering to conduct a parking needs analysis and a feasibility study of several options. SCA concluded that the college will need to 520 new parking spots. This would be fewer spots than required by the county's formula, but Michel George believes that the county might accept SCA's conclusion. SCA's report notes that their projections are based on current parking patterns and that strategies for reducing the demand for parking spaces or distributing demand more evenly might reduce the number of spaces needed. Michel George and Steve Huntsberry have also asked SCA to provide a review of options for managing the parking lots.
Any expansion of parking will be expensive and require an increase in parking fees. One of SCA's initial estimates for the cost of a new surface lot was $1.2 million. They estimated that the cost of an above-ground parking garage would be $8.5 million. The college's financial staff have estimated that parking fees would have to be doubled to pay for a $1.2 million parking project.
Art mentioned two parking-related issues that are not part of the DTF's charge. First, the passage of Initiative 695 raises questions about how the college should go about raising parking fees. The DTF does not need to resolve these questions. Second, the college is in the process of revising the section of the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) dealing with how college parking fees are set. This rule change does not directly affect the issues that the DTF is considering.
The committee asked several questions:
Is it true that the money appropriated for building Seminar II can not be used for parking construction? Art said that the college's request for Seminar II included parking, but that part of the request was not funded by the legislature.
Where would the money come from for the initial construction expense? Bill said that there are several ways of borrowing money (for instance, money can be borrowed from the state or bonds can be sold), but that all these methods would require that the fees collected from parking be sufficient to repay the loans on schedule. This is why fees would have to be raised.
How is the union involved in these parking issues? Doug Hitch said that any change in the conditions of employment, including raising parking fees, should be negotiated through the Union-Management Committee, of which Doug is a member.
What is the legal status of the parkway. Could the college close part of it to make parking spots? Art said that the parkway is a private road and closing part of it would be legally feasible.
Is SCA available to meet with the DTF? Art said that SCA could meet with the DTF. Arrangements could be made through Michel George.
What exactly are the county's requirements and how much flexibility is there? Art said that Michel George could speak to this.
2. Community InputWendy asked the DTF members to share any input they may have received from other members of the community.
- Masao had heard from a faculty member who would like more carpool spots.
- Thad had heard from one person urging that the woods be preserved, one person concerned about security in parking garages, and a person asking why rates would need to be raised if so many more people would be parking.
- Doug had talked to people who thought the college should look at graduated rates for parking permits, who wondered whether a new lot would have to be paved, and who wondered what other colleges charge their faculty and staff for parking.
- Timothy had heard the suggestion that part of the parkway be converted to parking.
- Wendy had heard the suggestion that parking spaces be leased at the Capital Mall and shuttle service provided.
- Trevor heard the suggestion that the vacant lot at the intersection of the Parkway and Cooper Point Road be used for parking.
3. Distribution of materials
Wendy distributed to the DTF the September and October versions of the consultant's report. Wendy will carefully compare the two versions. It appears that the October version includes additional information. Wendy also distributed the scope of work for SCA's management study and an article from Thad.
4. Work plans
- The group agreed to meet weekly, on Wednesday afternoons from 1:00 to 3:00. This schedule will allow for approximately eight meetings before the DTF's recommendations are due. Additional work may be done in subcommittees.
- The group discussed e-mail as a method of communicating with each other. A few limitations to this method were noted: Linda is on Pine, so won't get attachments. Not everyone checks their e-mail every day. Mark asked that any urgent e-mail be followed with a phone call.
- Mark asked what method the DTF would use to make decisions. The question was deferred to a later time. Timothy suggested that when the DTF is ready to make some recommendations, that the DTF might employ a method of voting that would give each member of the DTF several votes to cast. Members could cast all their votes for a single option or distribute their votes among several options. This would give people looking at the DTF's recommendation more information about the DTF's preferences.
- Wendy said that she hoped that the DTF could set up a display of the options under consideration in a high traffic area on campus as a way to solicit community input.
5. Next meeting
The group agreed to meet on Wednesday, November 10 from 1:00-3:00. Members will read the SCA report before the meeting and be prepared to generate a list of questions for SCA. SCA and possibly someone from the county, will be asked to join a future meeting to address those questions.
- Return to the Parking Expansion DTF Home Page.
- This page maintained by: John Carmichael.
- This page last updated on November 12, 1999.


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John wrote, "Dear friend, do not imitate what is evil but what is good. Anyone who does what is good is from God. Anyone who does what is evil has not seen God." (3 John 1:11) Rejecting evil and accepting good produces peace with God. This transformation develops the fruit of contentment.
Christ imparts His Spirit to all who turn from evil and come to Him to live in His glory. His Spirit continually draws believers to a personal relationship of righteousness.
God will not be mocked by an evil nature that ignores His moral demands. He offers atonement, through grace, but does not force it on anyone unwilling to serve Him. He desires compassionate fellowship; but as a last resort, He will use judgment to bring rebels back to Himself. If sinful people will not repent, God's offer of grace and mercy ends.
Paul wrote, "The wrath of God is being revealed from heaven against all the godlessness and wickedness of men who suppress the truth by their wickedness." (Romans 1:18) Christians have the awesome opportunity and responsibility to speak the truth to their culture. Each generation has the duty to pass the liberty of God on to the next generation. It is not transferable by DNA.
The first signer of the Declaration of Independence, John Hancock, wrote in 1774: "Resistance to tyranny becomes the Christian and social duty of each individual. Continue steadfast and, with a proper sense of your dependence on God, nobly defend those rights which heaven gave, and no man ought to take from us."
This is a critical time in American and world history. Evil has become emboldened in its conquest to destroy the image of God, His Son, and the Holy Spirit. Christians need to speak to those who represent them in elected office, from the local level to Washington D.C., holding them accountable to uphold the core values of Christ upon which this nation was founded.
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PARKERSBURG – Parkersburg Police Department is continuing investigations into thefts.
Wednesday afternoon at a north end convenience store/gas station an undisclosed amount of money was stolen from the cash register, police said. Also, two thefts of automated teller machines and the armed robbery at a store have been reported recently.
Parkersburg Police Department detectives are searching for a masked man who allegedly robbed the Clark gas station at the corner of Emerson Avenue and 36th Street around 4 p.m. Wednesday, officials said.
Earlier this week, police investigated the theft of an automated teller machine from a south Parkersburg convenience store. Officers were sent to the BP Station at West Virginia 95 and Rayon Drive Tuesday after an intrusion alarm activated. Officers observed the front doors of the business were destroyed and the ATM machine was missing.
On Jan. 31, police were called to the Certified gas station at 1607 Dupont Road after thieves broke in, leaving with an ATM full of cash, officials said.
Officers have responded to robberies taking place in the day, while the gas station ATMs were taken around 1-2 a.m. and police were dispatched to the scenes after intrusion alarms were activated. The circumstances of stealing the ATMs were the same in both cases, police said.
"Both ATM thefts are believed to be linked to the same suspects at this time," Sgt. Greg Collins said.
Collins said investigators believe vehicles drove by the scene while the crimes were in progress.
On Feb. 1, Parkersburg police were called to Peoples News, 3601 Emerson Ave., in reference to an armed robbery. No arrests have been made in this case.
Anyone with information on these cases is asked to call the Parkersburg Police Department at 304-424-8444. Anonymous tips can be left at www.parkersburgpolice.com.


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- Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, 36th Annual Convention. "Royce's Lost Cause." College Station, TX. March 12, 2009.
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- Vanderbilt University 13th Annual Berry Lecture. "Futility and the End of Life." Nashville, TN. March 22, 2010.
- Cambridge Consortium for Bioethics Education (Invitational consortium sponsored by Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics and California Pacific Medical Center): "Back to Socrates." April 8, 2010.
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- Program Committee co-Chair (with Felicia Cohn). 7th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Bioethics and Humanities, Fall 2004.
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Atlas's 'INTERSECTIONS' Festival Returns
3/1/2013, 6:46 p.m.
Samia Mahbub Ahmad's gentle vocals that floated over classical Indian instrumentals, seemed more suited for a balmy tropical climate than the chilly rain falling outside of the Atlas Performing Arts Center last weekend. But as she played one of the first full-length concerts of the center's fourth INTERSECTIONS Festival, a full house of music lovers basked in the warm drone of her tanpura, the stringed Indian instrument that accompanied two musicians playing ancient rhythms on the tabla drums and sarod.
This is the second year that the native of Bangladesh has participated in "INTERSECTIONS," which, according to publicist Renee Littleton, strives to be as multicultural as the community that surrounds the Atlas Performing Arts Center in the DMV metropolitan area.
"It was announced in a newsletter that they were seeking proposals," Ahmad said, "so I wrote to Mary Hall (Surface) saying that I play Hindustani Classical music, and I don't know whether it could be part of the INTERSECTIONS theme. She said 'yes, go ahead and send in your proposal.' That's how we got started," she said enthusiastically, still wearing her brilliant orange Bangladeshi sari and gold bangles from her performance.
In Lab 2, Nigerian-born Tosin performed "Igi Nsoro: Talking Trees" an interactive drum circle, story-telling and concert for families, celebrating the tree as the source of a variety of musical instruments. This is the third time that Tosin Aribisala, who is known professionally by his first name, has participated in "INTERSECTIONS," since the first festival in 2010.
While enrolled in an arts program at the Music Center at Strathmore, Tosin's mentor, Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Jon Carroll asked if the young drummer would be interested in collaborating on a concert. They headlined the first INTERSECTIONS Festival, and the following year, he came back to perform for the free cafe concerts, held in the lobby in between performances.
"After that, I became very familiar with [the] INTERSECTIONS Festival." Tosin intoned in a melodic Nigerian accent. "I didn't participate last year, because I wasn't sure where I was directing my musical path at the time. But I got an email last year about [the] 2013 INTERSECTIONS Festival, and I said 'why not give it a try?' I sent in two proposals; one for the workshop, and one for my band Afrikan Rhapsody."
"I've done my workshop before elsewhere, at Strathmore Music Center and Goucher College summer program, but this is the first time doing it at INTERSECTIONS," he said. "It was part of the proposal I sent, and they were highly interested. We have followings at these events, people who visit my website and know about my performances, but we also open up to new audiences," the multi-talented vocalist, who also plays guitar and piano, said. "The people who came to the workshop were all new to me. INTERSECTIONS exposes us to them."
Tosin and Afrikan Rhapsody, who perform on March 9th, will help close out a marathon of performances at the Atlas, which by March 10th will have seen more than 600 artists and over 100 performances within the span of three weekends, with a weekday or two added during its run.


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Here is my question/situation...My original goal/plan was to nurse my baby until she was 6 months. I never felt the desire to go longer than this. So, I've been starting to slowly wean by not pumping as much at work...
well, I think I've changed my mind. Not sure what it was, but just last night I realized I don't want to/need to stop right now. However, now I'm concerned because I know my supply has gone done quite a bit already. Even at night, she'll nurse for a while then we'll give her a bottle just to make sure she is nice and full. She'll still drink several ounces after nursing for 15 min or so.
Anyway, I plan to increase how much water I drink and I can increase the length of time I pump at work but not really the frequency. Will that matter if I pump for 15 min vs 10? Or should I really try to work in a third time in there?
I'm concerned this may not be possible/even worth it once she starts more 'real' food soon... thoughts/encouragement?