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Mischa has a house bout to be foreclosedReplyCancel
Sharknado is tv TriciaReplyCancel
I would say when/if Tara was A list it was when she did American Pie shes not A list now.ReplyCancel
Tara also had a story arc on Scrubs.
Woo-hoo! Score one for me! Remembered that without having to look it up!ReplyCancel
Fits better than TaraReplyCancel
Mischa Barton being sued for non appearance at a pre-filming publicity function.ReplyCancel
and @Tricia,she's been sued by that production team for missing her 'report for work' costing them time and $$,& Misha any hopes of being hired by anyone now..ReplyCancel
OT- since this BI mentioned Lindsay, WTF is up w/the selfie of her & Tina Fey? I thought tina couldn't tolerate even being in the same city as lindsay.I Know you guys have probably already commented on this at length & I missed it,right? ive b travelling,any referral 2 your comments though? thanks guys.ReplyCancel
While I first thought of Tara, too, I think the wording actually means she was a formerly an A-List television actress…meaning she was A-List for whatever tv work she did in the past. I know Tara has Sharknado crap now, but that doesn't fit the description…or am I misreading?ReplyCancel
Heighl? ? Every girl gas her secretsReplyCancel
ok..I just went 2 reference the selfie of Lindsay & tina & I got The Huffington Post-8/20/2014 10:14EDT-& then,updated 16 min.ago'Why did Lindsay Lohan & Tina Fey Selfie Disappear'ReplyCancel
the selfie is on us weekly siteReplyCancel
Paz dela Huerta? But was she A-list?ReplyCancel
Leave Karen Valentine alone.ReplyCancel
I think Pam Anderson. She was working a lot with Bay Watch, did a movie or two, skated by on her Playboy photoshoots but all that dried up quite awhile ago. Her choice of male companions has gone slowly but steadily downhill too. Sad sad sad.ReplyCancel
Dunno…but she fits..her imdb page is filled with only on demand, Z level films for the last 5 or so years…
Paz,good guess, but she was never A list do nth think…and hasn't worked much….looks like a couple shorts..etc…but I never remember turning on a cable channel and seeing her? But she sure one mess….the deconstruction of that girl…in pix..,is sad
OOH I like the Mischa guess @Harlow!!
I think Pam could charge more than Lindsay at this pointReplyCancel
Mischa. Tara could be z-list for all I care, but she's making money right now.ReplyCancel
Mischa. Seems like she's given some half-assed attempt at a comeback but is always photographed like she fell in a pile of rags at an opium den.ReplyCancel
@Sugarmaker, re:your 7:36am comment- BEST TYPO EVA!ReplyCancel
@rolo.. never caught that.. happy mistakes huh??ReplyCancel
maybe all the nyquil gives her gas and i'm super espn like that!!ReplyCancel


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Here are a few of the latest companies to join the growing list of "green" "sustainable energy" failures that have been supported by the current Administration's deficit "stimulus" spending. All this financing has been done using your tax dollars…well, actually tax dollars to be paid in the future by your grandchildren and great grandchildren to China. Plus interest:
Evergreen Energy-Which has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, saying it's "impossible to maintain operations" due to funding shortfalls. This announcement comes after the company received $5.3 million in "stimulus" funds.
Amonix Inc.-A manufacturer of solar panels that received $5.9 million from the "stimulus", will lay off about 200 employees only seven months after opening a factory in Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's home State of Nevada.
Beacon Power Corp-Sought bankruptcy protection last year after they received a $43 million loan guarantee from the Department of Energy.
Ener1 Electric-A car battery manufacturer, filed for bankruptcy last Thursday, three years after receiving a $118.5 million grant from the U.S. government.
These are all in addition to Solyndra-A solar panel maker that received a $535 million loan guarantee, then famously filed for Chapter 11 protection weeks ago.
This should be quite the political embarrassment for the current White House occupant, who has championed these loans as a way to create "green energy" jobs. When you total up the costs to taxpayers for just these five companies, it comes to $707.7 million. Although it's a recognizable reality that we now live in an insane world where politicians throw the phrase "trillions of dollars" around like nobody's business, even a cocaine addict would take a very long time to blow $1 million, much less $707.7 million. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
These are some of the myriad of problems found with centrally planned big government intruding into the free market. Not only is the spending inherently wasteful, the fact that these companies were in large part operated by big donors to Democratic political campaign points to the corruption involved when ideologically captive, politically driven politicians make investment decisions based on cronyism. Can you say quid quo pro?
All government energy subsidies should end, leaving energy companies free to compete without government interference. If and when "green" "sustainable energy" becomes the best competitive solution, consumers will reward "green" companies that used private capital to successfully situate themselves in the market by purchasing their products. That's how it works. That's what makes America the greatest economic success in human history.
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Eastern New Mexico University is narrowing the search for a women's basketball coach.
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Geiser said earlier that ENMU plans to have three to five candidates on campus before making its decision. More than 50 people applied for the position, he said.
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The shock value made me watch the whole thing.
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Aussies and Philadelphians are the only people here
I hate all of you for watching that
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Didn't make more that 20 seconds. I threw up in my mouth a little.
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Those "legs" look like they got run over with a steam roller. All flat and shit
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A group of homeless people calling itself "Occupy Madison" was removed from an encampment in Lake View Park Tuesday, days after Dane County leaders asked the group to leave the park.
Deputies arrived at the park at about 8 a.m., blocked off the entrances and took down the group's campsite, according to Brenda Konkel, an advocate for homeless people and a former Madison alderwoman.
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Springfield, Ill. The State Board of Education
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Note: Because there was no quorum at the originally scheduled February meeting, the February meeting was held on March 2, 2007
Members Present: Rick Akers, Carol Baldwin, Joan Buchanan, Kim Daniels, Tracie Goss, Fred Hardee, Lisa Neel, Michele Noe, and Berreda Ratliff.
Chair, Carol Baldwin called the meeting to order at 11:00 a.m. in the Conference Room in Basic Science.
I. Minutes – No minutes have been prepared for the January meeting at this time.
II. Old Business-There was no old business on the agenda.
III. New Business-
A. Presidential Quadrennial Evaluation Team meeting-Carol stated that she had received an email stating that she was on the list to represent Staff Council at the Presidential Quadrennial Evaluation on Friday, March 9 from 9:00-10:15. Because she was unaware of what this meeting entailed, she called Anita Barilla to see what it was about. She was told that Dr. Walker was going through an evaluation and that the "Team" responsible for receiving comments consisted of Norris Kantor, John Barnes, and Dr. Lester Newman. She then called Norris who told her that any or all council members could attend. Carol was asking for comments so that she could present them as a consensus for members who did not attend. After much discussion, it was decided that some of the topics she would discuss (if given the opportunity) regarding the president include: community involvement, legislative activism, participation in campus activities, hiring issues of staff, positive actions such as border county tuition, and lack of support for classified employees in advancement opportunities within the institution.
B. Items to be discussed at the next meeting include elections and Classified Employee of the Year/Classified Staff Emeritus.
IV. Reports-Due to the lack of time, no reports were given at this meeting except for the mention by Fred that ACCE is meeting Friday and that they believe the Increment Bill as well as possible raises ($600-1200) will pass and that PEIA will be raising their rates July 1.
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More than 100 students from across the country traveled to North Central College for the 2012 Blue Key National Conference, which took place Jan. 13-14.
The students represented 13 different colleges and universities, ranging from the University of Portland in Oregon to Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania. Over the course of the conference, students had the opportunity to participate in a vast array of activities.
"Considering that North Central is a new chapter, it's very laudatory for them to take the initiative to host the conference with students from different states," said Chris Sieverdes, executive director of Blue Key Honor Society and a professor emeritus of Clemson University.
North Central College President Harold Wilde gave opening remarks on the first day of the conference, which also included academic presentations—a new feature for the 2012 conference—and a keynote speech from noted humanitarian and physician Samantha Nutt. Nutt spoke of her experiences providing aid in war zones and encouraged the students to continue to serve in spite of cynicism from others.
"Do not give up," Nutt said. "True leadership comes from perseverance and having something to offer that is more than the status quo."
Nutt gave a number of detailed first-hand accounts of the violence and atrocities in places she has served, leaving the students with an eye-opening experience.
"She was not afraid to talk about the issues," said Robin Emerson, a junior from Colorado School of Mines. "She also didn't present her experiences as a sob story—she presented the facts. I thought she gave a really powerful speech."
The second day of the conference included breakout sessions, an in-house service project and a second keynote speech. To start the day, students had the opportunity to attend a selection of breakout sessions on topics such as volunteerism, financial planning, sustainability and public health.
"I think the workshops put an interesting twist on leadership and really give a different take on it," said Jacob Holm, a senior from North Dakota State University.
One session Holm attended was on "Theatrical Facilitation as Leadership" led by Kelly Howe, North Central College assistant professor of theatre. Howe invited students to take part in acting demonstrations related to leadership.
For the in-house service project that followed the sessions, students painted umbrellas for Umbrellas for Peace, a social cause. Rose Gabler '13, whose grandfather started the movement after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, is closely involved with the cause and saw an opportunity to unite the goals of Blue Key and Umbrellas for Peace for the conference.
"I thought Umbrellas for Peace was a good project for Blue Key since they both stand for peace, service and hope," Gabler said.
Prior to the conclusion of the conference, North Central College political science professor Stephen Maynard Caliendo gave a keynote speech on "Leadership in 'Post-Racial' America." During the speech, he discussed the issue of racism as a systemic problem and how to address the problem through leadership and service.
"It's been very exciting for our chapter to be a part of this and being able to set the bar high for next year," said Alexandria Kordelewski '12, conference chair of North Central College's Blue Key chapter.
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The girl is a racer. She's the real deal. Here's a bonus for ya. 2010 at TMS. She had a good run, passed Briscoe on his last out-lap. 75,000 went to their feet at once. I know, I was in that crowd. 'Twas amazing. Alas, at the end she just didn't have anything for Briscoe, but it sure was fun being there.
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LBJ School of Public Affairs and Patient Privacy Rights Foundation to Co-Host
Inaugural International Summit on Health Privacy June 13 in Washington, D.C.
"Getting IT Right: Protecting Patient Privacy in a Wired World" to Look at the
Fundamental Role of a Patient's Right to Privacy in Health Information Technology
AUSTIN, Texas, May 11, 2011 – The Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs and the Patient Privacy Rights Foundation will co-host the nation's first public summit to discuss the future of health privacy in the digital age. "Getting IT Right: Protecting Patient Privacy in a Wired World" will be held on June 13, 2011 at the Georgetown Law Center in Washington, D.C. The event is the first in a planned series of forums on this theme and coincides with the creation of the U.S. government's plan for a new health information technology (HIT) infrastructure, which will collect personal health information. For agenda and registration information, visit: http://www.healthprivacysummit.org/
The summit will be interactive and audience members will be expected to contribute questions to panels and participate in work groups to identify urgent health privacy needs, along with the immediate steps needed to deliver responsible and realistic solutions.
Deborah C. Peel, MD, chair of the board of directors of Patient Privacy Rights, Summit co-host, explained, "The goal of the summit is to create the world's premier public forum on health privacy issues by uniting a 'brain trust' of experts – academics, advocates, government, health care, and those in the technology field – who are willing to work together to ensure health privacy is a center-piece of U.S. health care system reforms. We're very pleased with the response to the Summit, from panelists and speakers to sponsors, which no doubt speaks to the importance and urgency of these issues today and into the future."
Whether or not the new HIT infrastructure will afford individuals proper control over the sharing of their personal health information is the key issue that will be addressed. Benedicte Callan, Sid Richardson Fellow of health innovation and policy at the LBJ School, feels that the United States is reaching a crossroads in patient privacy with the creation of the HIT infrastructure.
"Designed well, this digital health information system could be the foundation for a more efficient 21st Century health care system," said Callan. "It could lower costs, make care more safe and effective while leading to new treatments by benefiting research. But without proper protections built in up front, the HIT system could compromise the fundamental rights of citizens to protect their most sensitive personal health information."
In summation, "The LBJ School has been preparing leaders for 40 years to help find innovative solutions to the most complex public policy issues and challenges of our modern world," said Robert Hutchings, Dean of the LBJ School of Public Affairs. "Therefore, we see it as critically important to engage in this issue on every level—local, state, national, international—through research and collaborative partnerships in conferences such as this one. We are especially pleased to join with Patient Privacy Rights and with the other conference participants on working together towards solutions to one of the greatest privacy challenges of our time."
The Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs is a graduate component of The University of Texas at Austin. The School's mission is to develop leaders and innovative ideas that will help our state, the nation and the international community address critical public policy challenges in an ever increasingly interconnected and interdependent world.
Patient Privacy Rights is the nation's leading health privacy watchdog and leading consumer voice for building ethical, trustworthy HIT systems. For more information, visit: http://patientprivacyrights.org/.
Major sponsors to date include: Microsoft, Jericho Systems, ID Experts, e-MDs, Inc., and Medical Research and Materiel Command, Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center at the U.S. Department of Defense.


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Dr. Karen Stote is an Assistant Professor (LTA) in the Women and Gender Studies Program at Wilfrid Laurier University. Her research interests include Indigenous-Settler relations, Feminism, Reproductive Rights and Reproductive Justice, Genocide Studies, and Eugenics in Canada. Before coming to Wilfrid Laurier, Karen taught in the Native Studies Program at St. Thomas University, in Fredericton, NB.
Karen was awarded the competitive Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada at both the Masters and Doctoral level. Her doctoral thesis, entitled An Act of Genocide: Eugenics, Indian Policy, and the Sterilization of Aboriginal Women in Canada, was nominated for the Governor Generals Gold Medal Award for Academic Excellence in Graduate Studies, in 2012. A manuscript based on this work is forthcoming with Fernwood Publishing. Her writing has also appeared in the American Indian Culture and Research Journal, and for many years she has collaborated on various audio and other educational projects seeking to educate the public on Indigenous-Settler issues.
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Brooke Ciardelli: Vermont's consummate theater proBy Jim Lowe
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur / Staff File Photo Director Brooke Ciardeli watches a rehearsal for "Evita" at Northern Stage in White River Junction in 2011.
Over the past 16 years, Brooke Ciardelli has proven herself perhaps as Vermonts most effective theater professional, translating $6,000 in local gifts 16 years ago into a $2 million-plus theater today.
And that would mean little if Northern Stage hadnt become Vermonts top year-round theater, often achieving the level of the summers legendary Weston Playhouse and Dorset Theatre Festival.
In John Logans play Red, the last play I directed for Northern Stage, the character of (artist) Mark Rothko opens the play with the line, What do you see? and closes it with Make something new, Ciardelli told The Times Argus and Rutland Herald. Those lines could just as easily have been said as the first and last lines of my time at Northern Stage.
Last week, the Northern Stage board of directors terminated its relationship with its founder and guiding light, turning the reins over to a new executive director. Statements from both the board and Ciardelli herself, describing the agreement as mutual, were vague, giving rise to all sorts of questions.
There had been difficulties over the years, but no more than reported at other nonprofit theaters. Ciardelli certainly had an unsparing artistic and management style, while the theater had to deal with a roller-coaster economy. But few theaters nationwide can match Ciardellis combination of artistic and business success.
Perhaps board member Janet Miller Haines revealed the basic issue when she told the Valley News last week that Ciardelli was a little bit ahead of us.
Brooke Wetzel Ciardelli came to Burlington in 1992 to escape the theater, not to start one. Right out of college, she found herself working as an assistant to a producer on Broadway, but she hated the insanity of the New York theater world. After working on various projects in theater and film in the Burlington area, Ciardelli wanted to start her own theater.
When I first arrived in White River Junction, 16 years ago, I saw an undeniable potential in the empty stage space at the Briggs Opera House and in the downtown village, Ciardelli said. I was inspired by the promise of the people I met, driven by the questions they asked, and the kind of theater they demanded stories that would provoke, challenge and move them.
Ciardelli sent letters to some 30 people, whose names she had found in playbills, describing the project and asking for money. The mailing yielded $6,000 and, with no one having seen a production, Ciardelli sold 62 subscriptions to the inaugural season.
Serving the audience that came in drips and dribbles at first and then in floods in later years, provided me with a blank canvas to explore ideas, express feelings and tell stories, Ciardelli said. Through the work I programmed and championed, the artists came, and they came back and they grew and celebrated working at what they often called the only theater that gave them as much as they gave us. The artists could often be heard saying, Do not judge a theater by its theater wait until the lights come down and the first word is spoken.
Ciardellis artistic success grew. Renowned British actress Lisa Harrow, now living in Woodstock, came to Northern Stage to star in the 2000 New England premiere production of Wit, which she had just finished performing in New York.
I had dreamed of starting a theater myself, and everything I had thought of as being in a theater that I would hope to run, Brooke has already except for a restaurant, Harrow said at the time. I think the sheer force of (Brookes) personality, her taste, her standards the standards that she sets for herself are excellent.
Ciardelli herself directed or co-directed 52 of Northern Stages 111 mainstage productions over its 16 seasons. Her productions of All My Sons (2004), Les Misérables (2008), Hamlet (2009) and Amadeus (2010) each won New England Theatre Conference Moss Hartt Awards for Excellence.
Brooke Ciardelli is committed to bringing high quality theater and developing new work in her mostly rural community, wrote Terry Byrne in the Boston Herald. With Ciardellis track record, dont even think about doubting her
But topnotch directors have not been unknown in Vermont. Ciardelli was unique in the state for her mix of artistic expertise and business acumen. Before Northern Stage could afford business managers she invented her own formula for growing the theater and keeping it in the black while increasing the level of its artistic excellence.
With Ciardellis financial formula, ticket sales pay for the production, and raised income covers the companys operational and administrative costs, usually 60 and 40 percent respectively, which are industry averages nationally.
I have to be able to project that the new play is going to be only 30 percent, the musical is going to do 92 percent, and everything else is going to do 60 (percent) to 70 percent, Ciardelli said in a 2001 interview.
Most theaters choose a season and try to find ways to fund it. In 2001, the theater had overtaken the $1 million budget mark without ever going in the red. And that successful combination continued throughout Ciardellis tenure.
Ciadellis success has not gone unnoticed outside the theater world. Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin said, Under Brooke Ciardellis guidance, Northern Stage has grown into a vibrant and successful professional theater company, and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders said, Brooke has directed one of the most successful rural theater companies in the nation.
While Ciardellis departure was a big surprise to many, including her own staff, she is already making plans for the future. Still, the Norwich resident intends to remain in Vermont with her 9-year-old, traveling to where the work takes her.
In February, she will be directing A. R. Gurneys Black Tie in Vienna. And in April and May, she will be creating and directing her own adaptation of Arthur Millers A View from the Bridge, with a Muslim slant sanctioned for Ciardelli by the Miller family. This was scheduled for May 1-19 at Northern Stage, but its presentation is in doubt.
While the period of time where Northern Stage was the primary theater I worked with has drawn to close, my desire to tell stories which have the power to change lives has not lessened. There will be sadness and excitement intermingled in this transition, Ciardelli said. And now I am embarking on the next chapter of my artistic career with the words Make something new guiding me into the future.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt. Full StoryVermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell plans to join the U.S. Full StoryAs Rutland prepares to welcome Syrian refugees to its community, some are continuing to voice... Full Story
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My point was that it's not right to accuse the club of doing very little because it is factually incorrect. However what is true is that the club has pretty much kept the same number of fans, give or take, for 40 years, so it's not It's not just asians that don't come back. On that basis you need to sell to a new generation. At least with twatter and fockbook the club are trying to do just that.
Based on the above, the club are doing a lot to try and attract the new kids. Not something that maybe you or are identify with because it's not something we were born to. Equally the older lot like to see a big poster and a sandwich board "to remind 'em er t'olden days". . I'm sure a bit o' drippin' and bread would also go down well with this lot as well if it was given away in the bar.
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I just wanted to say that I think the domperidone works! I'm only one day in so we'll see how it works over the next week with some good pumping but that is a good increase. I was only pumping under 1/8 oz in the morning and nothing else during the day except a few drops.
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North Park University's commitment to preparing students for lives of significance and service begins with the first class students take and continues until graduation. Our academic program is built around the philosophy that we, as a university, have a responsibility to help students grow in their learning to see how skills, knowledge, and values work together to help them make both a life and a living.
We mean this: We want you, as a North Park graduate, to pursue a career about which you are passionate, and through which you will find the unique ways you can make a difference, become a leader, or otherwise impact the world.
So how does it work? Starting with the framework of North Park's identity as a Christian, liberal arts institution, our Core Curriculum is intentionally multi-disciplinary and multi-year. It is set up as a progress through three areas: Foundation Courses, Explorations Courses, and Keystone Courses. You can also take advantage of programs and opportunities outside the classroom, like the Campus Theme Lecture Series, which will enhance your learning and help you engage with the full campus community around life's compelling questions.
As a freshman, ideally in your first semester, you'll enroll in a Cornerstone Seminar course, which helps you ask the questions, "Who am I?" and, "What does it mean to be human?" As you think and talk about these big questions, you'll consider how people around the world and across time have answered them. You'll also work on your writing and critical thinking skills as you transition into university-level coursework.
Over the next two to three semesters, you'll complete more core courses in Bible, a modern language, mathematics, health and well-being, and global histories, rounding out the Foundations Courses and preparing for more in-depth work in both the Core Curriculum and your major.
Part two of the Core Curriculum is the Explorations Courses. Covering subject area requirements, like the life sciences, physical sciences, culture and society, Christian life and thought, art and aesthetic interpretation, and ethical reasoning, you'll get to choose from a wide range of classes, some of which may also meet requirements in your major. These classes all represent knowledge in specific disciplines, with strong emphasis on how you can use them in the context of your own life. For example, you may choose to take World Music in Cultural Perspective, in which you'll analyze cultural and historical developments of major world regions through music.
A hallmark of the Explorations course set is the ethical reasoning requirement. By confronting ethical issues in the world, and discussing them with your peers and professors, we hope you'll consider not only professional ethics, but also moral values, ethical principles, and how you will choose to live and act throughout your life. This ethics requirement may be met by a course specific to your major, such as Business and Professional Ethics or Nursing Ethics, or may be chosen from a menu of course options.
Our Core Curriculum is also designed to help you be a better communicator, both in speech and writing. In any career you choose, writing clearly and doing effective research are valuable skills. All of your Core Curriculum courses will include writing components, but you'll also be required to take two courses in the context of your major—one writing intensive and one research intensive—to specifically address these skills.
As you complete your major requirements and prepare to graduate, you'll also be thinking about how to apply what you've been learning to whatever comes next, whether that's a job, graduate or professional school, or another great adventure. The Core Curriculum includes Keystone requirements to help you integrate learning from your major, Core Curriculum courses, and other electives as you get ready for your next step.
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MSG, BCE, RCI and CMCSA in TheStreet's NHL Playoff Edition
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The power and uniqueness of these companies shows. Each owns teams that are in the NHL Playoffs -- New York Rangers (MSG), Toronto Maple Leafs (RCI, BCE) and Montreal Canadiens (BCE, minority stake). The arenas they play in -- Madison Square Garden (MSG) and Air Canada Centre (RCI, BCE). Of course, BCE owns Canada's The Sports Network (TSN), which will air some NHL Playoff games. In the U.S., shout out to Comcast
Will having the market cornered on hockey cause these four stocks to keep going up? (CMCSA has popped nearly 37% over the last year). Not directly. Hockey, in and of itself, doesn't drive these stocks. Certainly, you can make the case that it does in Canada with RCI and BCE, but I want to take this to a higher level. It's not about the specific content; it's about the strategy.
Own the team. Own the venue. Own, in some cases, the television rights. Own some or all the advertising/promotional streams. And, in some cases, own the systems that deliver the content to people's homes. Talk about synergy.
These four companies have it. RCI and BCE to an extent not even possible in the difficult regulatory environment -- relative to Canada -- of the U.S. And, MSG and CMCSA to the greatest extent allowed by law, as we know it, in America.
I'm just waiting for another major media company to make a move on a MSG or CMCSA or pick up a sports franchise or venue of their own.
I'm also looking forward to Round One of the NHL Playoffs kicking off Tuesday night. Here's how I think it's going to go down.
Pittsburgh Penguins over the New York Islanders in 7 games
Ottawa Senators over the Montreal Canadiens in 6 games
New York Rangers over the Washington Capitals in 5 games
Toronto Maple Leafs over the Boston Bruins in 6 games
Chicago Blackhawks over the Minnesota Wild in 5 games
Detroit Red Wings over the Anaheim Ducks in 7 games
Vancouver Canucks over the San Jose Sharks in 6 games
Los Angeles Kings over the St. Louis Blues in 6 games
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In 2011, 11 million adults received LTC services. It might surprise you to know that while a majority were over 65 years of age, a substantial number were ages 18-64.
In 2011, $210.9 billion was spent on LTC services in the U.S. This represents 9.3% of the $2.3 trillion spent in total on health care. So who pays for these services? As you can see, the majority was paid through Medicaid while individuals and families made up the next highest percentage followed by private insurance (like LTCI).
Since Medicaid is the main source of LTC services it is of interest to look at the settings in which that care takes place. It is also interesting to see the changes in settings that occurred over the 13 year period from 1997 to 2010.
Institutional care would include nursing homes, while home and community services would include home health care, or personal/homemaker services.
Since Medicaid is the largest payer of LTC services it is helpful to look at the services provided as a percentage of the total amount spent. In 2010, that total spending was $117.3 billion with the majority of that going to nursing homes.
*HCBS:"Home & Community-Based Services" are provided in an effort to care for individuals outside of institutional settings and include: case management, homemaker, personal care.
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Something I Use Every Single Time: MAC Blot Powder Pressed
Before I even had the time to write a fabulous review on the MAC Blot Powder Pressed, it has unknowingly panned out on me! I didn't expect it… I only use it erm, every single time I apply makeup… Heh heh.
I tried my hardest to like loose powder; I've tried the range from expensive ones like NARS to drugstore ones like e.l.f. I could never deal with the hassle of being very careful not to get the powder all over the place when I open the cover, take product, close the cover, and the mess of every step of the way.
Loose powders are also not very travel-friendly. You should see how much trouble I went through to transfer the NARS Loose Powder just so that I don't have to lug a huge container that threatens to spill its contents at each tilt.
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Oilies begone with the MAC Blot Powder Pressed? Hmmm, I guess if you have oily/combination skin, then it will keep oil at bay. But I have oily skin, and in the typical hot and humid Singapore weather, the oilies usually start to show probably after 5 hours. For shine to show only after 5 hours means a lot for my oily skin already! If I didn't use the MAC Blot Powder to set liquid foundation, my face would look greasy in half the time.


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A ground and air search continued Wednesday after a plane carrying four passengers did not make a scheduled landing in Casper yesterday afternoon.
The last known contact with the Texas-based plane was about 60 miles Southeast of Casper, in the Laramie mountains. Search efforts are being focused in that area.
The plane is a single engine Piper Saratoga model (shown below) registered to Texas resident Chuck Ford. Ford is reportedly among the 4 people missing.
According to Jeanne Stone-Hunter of the Civil Air Patrol, a search Tuesday night found nothing. Search efforts Wednesday morning and afternoon were also unsuccessful. The Albany County Sheriff's Office has two crews on the ground searching as well. As of Wednesday evening, those crews also found nothing.


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Editor's note: Herein lies a tale told in iPhone photos of Skiing editor Sam Bass's very first ski trip to California, which took place between March 15 and 20, 2013. Early in his writing career, he was told never to tell what-I-did-on-my-vacation stories. Apparently, he never listened.
After landing in Reno, I picked up a car lent to me by a former coworker. She left a note suggesting that, if hungry, I should hit the Full Belly Deli in Truckee on my way to Squaw Valley to meet some high school buddies. They happened to be serving this sandwich, which consisted of red cabbage, hot corned beef, potatoes, and Guinness mustard. I wanted to nap afterwards, but had to press on.


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Written by Alex F on 06.03.2013 at 00:54Starting to think that this and Thergothon's Stream From The Heavens are better than the Maniacal Vale. Those two might be my favorites in the funeral doom genre.
Written by Mr. Doctor on 06.03.2013 at 14:44
Heh, I guess I'm the other way around. I'm expecting some purists to chime in to say that this is the best one evaaar but to me: While Skepticism and Thergothon defined the genre with fantastic debuts (and following albums in the case of Skepticism)... The Maniacal Vale simply transcended the genre (and a few others) like a motherfucker which is what I admire the most at the end of the day . I'm yet to year a funeral doom song that is bigger than say..."Circle".
Written by Alex F on 06.03.2013 at 14:49I'm not denying The Maniacal Vale's or Esoteric's mastery of the genre, but this album just has a much different atmosphere which is starting to appeal to me more and more. I think I've decided that I would put this album and TMV on about the same level and Thergothon's s/t just below them.
Written by Mr. Doctor on 06.03.2013 at 14:55
Just a quick note: You quoted me exactly at the same time I edited the post... I kind of regret my words that could be interpreted in the wrong way since a pioneer album certainly does not lose points simply because many flat out did the same thing for many years later.
Your relation to this album is probably in the same vein of the one I have with albums like Streetcleaner or Through Silver In Blood. Where one of THE pioneer bands created something that to me still stands above virtually everything else in the respective genre.


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Williams Primary
Erika Castaneda
Erika is a new team leader. She has taken over a teaching team of 4. She has built trust among the team and has kept scholars at the core of her decision making. Erika has remained steadfast in her commitment to Uplift. As the school yea approached, she was courted by traditional ISD but refused to make a move because she had already dedicated herself to Williams Primary.
Williams Secondary
Jacque Comroe
Jacque has really stepped up with Teacher Training, duties, andMAP testing! She is always willing to help out, no matter what, and is flexibleand solutions-oriented in the face of challenges. We have also reallyappreciated her positivity about and passion for IB and Achieve 3000 programs.She is a huge asset to our middle school team and takes care of all of us insome way! Thank you, Jacque.
Williams High
Matthew Kingsley
Matthew Kingsley has gone above and beyond for all teachers;if he's not helping one person, he's helping another. He has also had to jugglehis own classes in the blazing heat and has dedicated his time to assist incarline for the past two weeks. Needless to say, he's been a team player ANDhe's done it all with a smile on his face!


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Ski Hill
Destination: Breckenridge
Type: Condo/Villa
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2-3
Ski Hill is on the corner of Ski Hill and Park Avenue in the heart of Breckenridge. The property is just 100 yards from the BreckConnect Gondola which will whisk you away to the ski area of either Peak 7 or 8. The world-class shopping and dining on Main Street is a mere block and a half away. All guests also enjoy the added luxury of a complimentary, on-call guest shuttle. This guest shuttle provides door-to-door transportation to any location in Breckenridge.
These spacious, newly remodeled, bright condos can be home away from home. The kitchens are fully equipped with appliances, cooking utensils and dinnerware. The living rooms have a cozy fireplace and cable TV with DVD. Enjoy the wooded view from your balcony. The bathrooms have hair dryers and complimentary travel toiletries.
After a day on the slopes, enjoy a warm soak in the common area hot tub or in the summer, take a dip in the pool and relax in the sunshine. Other amenities include an on-call guest shuttle, 24-hour front desk, bell service, concierge services and housekeeping for any other needs. Ski Hill is conveniently located adjacent to the complimentary town shuttle stop for fast access to the ski area bases and approximately 250 yards to the BreckConnect Gondola. At the end of your ski day, take the Skyway Skiway to the underground walkway and you will be a short walk back to your unit.
Whether you are heading to Breckenridge in the Summer or Winter, there is plenty to do. You can shop or dine in Historic Downtown, explore the many trail systems or hit the slopes at Breckenridge Ski Resort!
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285 Summit Place
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Should you arrive after regular office hours, your check-in packet will be waiting in the lock box next to the check-in office. The lock box code can be found in your reservation confirmation information. Enter the code and then turn to the right. Inside you will find your check-in packet with your name and confirmation number on the front. Open the packet. Your unit number and directions to your unit will be on the welcome letter.
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100 South Park Avenue
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England Estate Duty III: Locate and Obtain the Record
Learn how to find your ancestor in estate duty records, and how to obtain copies of the detailed register entries. See examples of how to use online resources from FamilySearch, the National Archives of the United Kingdom, FindMyPast, and Ancestry to locate and obtain estate duty records. Learn how to see other records and indexes on microfilm through the Family History Centers. Part 3 of 3
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In order to search for your ancestor in the records in Europe, you need to know the town of origin. This lesson will teach you what European records are available to help you determine where your ancestor came from in Europe. This is the last lesson in the Immigration—Crossing the Pond series.
Reading English Handwritten Records Lesson 1: English Secretary Hand Letters
In this lesson you will explore the letters of the Secretary Hand, the style of handwriting found in many of the English and colonial records created during the 1500s and 1600s.
Reading English Handwritten Records Lesson 2: Dates and Latin Words
In this lesson, you will explore abbreviations, different ways that dates were recorded, and Latin words that are commonly found in English and colonial records.
Reading English Handwritten Records Lesson 3: Reading Secretary Hand Documents
This is the third and final lesson designed to help you read, understand, and extract information from genealogical records written in Secretary Hand. In this lesson, you will explore several types of English genealogical records, including parish registers, bishop's transcripts, probate records, and court records.
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August 16, 2013 —
One of the things I appreciate about social media sites like Twitter and Facebook is that they expose me to many things that I might otherwise miss. Usually, these items are posted by the people and organizations I follow, but every once in a great while I actually see a relevant and interesting advertisement. The other day, for example, my eye was caught by an ad on Facebook.
"Click 'Like' if you are tired of the gridlock in Washington, D.C." it said.
Well, heck, who's not tired of that? But before reflexively clicking the link, I thought maybe I should check out the sponsoring organization, which was identified as "Center Forward" (www.center-forward.com [2]).
As it turns out, the organization is connected with the so-called "Blue Dogs," the more fiscally conservative wing of the Democratic Party whose presence and influence in Congress have been shrinking of late, and as you might expect their chosen issues and approaches have a narrow range and a very business-friendly emphasis.
There have been many organizations like this cropping up over the past few years, ever since Ross Perot's Reform Party knocked the system into such a tizzy in 1992. Such organizations try, with varying degrees of success, to leverage America's disillusionment and disgust with the present state of political discourse by rallying folks around something they call "the center."
For example, consider the statement that tops Center Forward's website:
"America is neither right nor left. Republican nor Democrat. Red nor blue. The solutions that will move us forward come from where they always have—the center."
But what, or where, exactly, is that center? If you think of it as just "the middle of the road," some position taken up between two extremes, then your definition is going to vary depending on how wide you think that "road" is.
There's an interesting concept called the "Overton Window," which describes the range of politically acceptable discourse at any given time. Conservatives have been very successful over the past half-century or so at moving that window to the right, and making it narrower and narrower. So for an outfit like Center Forward, their "center" is actually the center of a fairly restricted set of possibilities.
(And by the way, as far as the "neither right nor left, Republican nor Democrat, red nor blue" part goes, that's patently false. It's not that America is "neither one nor the other:" it is, in fact, both. That's the reality of the situation—and the problem—and the opportunity.)
Maybe we can go deeper. Maybe we can think in terms of our core values, our common interests, our shared goals. The Constitution, after all, begins with a specific list of defining purposes: "…form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity." Remember? Unfortunately, we don't seem to be able to agree on what some of those words even mean, much less how to implement them in practice. But thinking in such terms might move us away from ideological wrangling and closer to actual communication and productive cooperation.
Let's go deeper yet. Let's consider a very different meaning to the very word "center"—next month.


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I am a relentless Jihadist and proud of it…LOL very funny again guys…
Maybe you should post a recap of all 3 metaphors and see if people can decide who wrote which one… before issuing the final winner or loser in this case….
You guys definately excelled or one of you anyway…hahaha
Outside the Phillies Looking In
Al-Jeff, these metaphors have f'n rocked…and I think RSBS Nation will agree with me: next year we get a SEVEN game WS Metaphor-Off!
p.s. Did I really just address you as "Al-Jeff"? I think your Phils fans/terrorist metaphor planted a subliminal suggestion in my head.
This is your best work yet! And if heaven is 72 Shane Victorinos, then I'm glad I'm going to that other place (probably).-Erinhttp://plunking-gomez.blogspot.com
Peter — I always took you for a Jihadist anyway. My gut instinct.
Jonestein — We weren't sure how it was gonna go, but yeah, I think we could swing it in the future. Thanks!
Mike — But you made a decision, and that's what being a US American is all about. Right? Yes. Maybe. Probably.
Erin — Haha. Better than 72 Scott Eyres wouldn't you say?
Hey now, I have never punched anyone in the name of baseball! We LOVE our team!! Believe that…or prepare to die ;o) LOL
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Hey just a question but are you going to add Danica to this portion of the weekly picks section and award points for her as well.
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- If Tony AND Ryan are both in the top 3, all playing members get an additional 10 points.
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Dr. Richard H. Fish Lecture: The Eye, Ocular Diseases, and Visual Artists
In this fascinating lecture, Dr. Richard H. Fish, M.D. presents a broad overview of common eye diseases— cataract, macular degeneration, color deficiency, ocular hemorrhage, and many other conditions that have affected the works of prominent artists including Claude Monet, Edgar Degas and Georgia O'Keeffe.
Dr. Fish explores issues such as myopia, astigmatism, ocular drug toxicity, and whether they might have played a role in certain works of art. In addition, he looks at the evolution of pigments and paints, and the use of pigmented dyes in retinal surgery. Dr. Fish is among the nation's leading specialists in the research and treatment of opportunistic infections of the eye. In addition to his duties at The Methodist Hospital, he is a Clinical Associate Professor at Baylor College of Medicine and Weill Cornell Medical College. He has lectured extensively and is the author of numerous scientific papers and book chapters of retinal and neuro-ophthalmologic disorders. Dr. Fish, Deputy Chairman of the Department of Ophthalmology at The Methodist Hospital, and Physician Member of Methodist's Center for Performing Arts Medicine, is the inaugural speaker in the "Houston Arts and Medicine Lecture Series".
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The mission of the Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration program is to give students a deep and pervasive knowledge of the history, theory, practice, and future of the field. The curriculum encourages broad intellectual inquiry with a scholarly perspective and seeks to prepare students for careers in teaching, academia, administration, and consulting.
The School of Public Affairs and Administration at WMU offers Michigan's only doctoral education program specifically in public administration. This program has been graduating students for nearly three decades.
The mission of the PhD program is to give students a deep and extensive knowledge of the history, theory, practice, and future of the field of Public Administration. This interdisciplinary program is designed to encourage broad intellectual inquiry with a scholarly perspective.
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Courses are offered in Battle Creek, with electives available in Battle Creek, Kalamazoo and Lansing.
If your employer has a tuition reimbursement program, find out about WMU's deferment program for employer paid tuition.
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Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne said there is no criminal liability for the officers involved in the shooting of Paul Heenan.
Heenan, 30, died after Madison Police Officer Steven Heimsness shot him three times in the 500 block of South Baldwin Street on Nov. 9. Police said Heenan charged Heimsness and reached for the officer's gun.
Police were responding to a home burglary call and it was later discovered Heenan was new to the neighborhood and attempted entering the wrong house.
Ozanne said officer Steven Heimsness saw two men in a physical struggle on the sidewalk near 513 S. Baldwin St. and he recognized one of the men as the husband of the woman who had reported the break-in.
Heenan advanced aggressively on Heimsness, who had his gun drawn, and gave commands to get on the ground, according to Ozanne. He said there was a struggle and Heimsness believed Heenan was trying to disarm him.
Heimsness fired three shots after getting distance between him and Heenan, according to Ozanne.
Ozanne said responding to a physical threat to be disarmed with deadly force may be reasonable under the law.
The homeowner told police he believed Heenan was drunk and he was attempting to take him to his house down the street. He said Heenan had come at him and was pushing him backwards.
Ozanne said evidence, including witness statements, officer statements, physical evidence, State Crime Lab findings, and Medical Examiner findings are consistent with each other.
Ozanne also found the Madison Police Department conducted a thorough and objective investigation that's ongoing.


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An Iconic landmark in Avalon New Jersey, The Icona Golden Inn beachfront resort stretches across an entire oceanfront block giving its guests access to some of the most coveted beach views in New Jersey. Developed by world-renowned Achristavest, which creates homes and resorts so unique they are impossible to duplicate, the Icona Golden Inn's seaside decor gives a nod to Nantucket. The all-new interiors, custom furniture, and upscale finishes are the perfect complement to the classic luxury of Avalon, New Jersey.
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The hunt for red October
October 20, 2011 —
It took a while, but I have finally figured it out. It's not my popularity that draws so many visitors to the front door, but rather the Upper Delaware valley, and the allure of country life, that keeps my phone ringing year 'round with visitors, looking to soak up some local color.
Last week, I had friends in from California, in search of fall foliage. As I toured them around the Catskills, they were mesmerized by the many hues the trees take on at this time of year, but never stopped looking for "just the right shade of red" as we stopped along the way, snapping pictures and sipping cider, admiring the rainbow of maples and oaks in sharp contrast to the many evergreens that serve to highlight the autumnal landscape.
While my pals were scanning the horizon for blood-red leaves, I was on my own quest: in search of the perfect pumpkin. Starting with Pumpkinfest last week in Barryville, NY, I was initially frustrated that there were so few to choose from. Advised that the heavy summer rains and occasional hurricane had caused the crops to suffer greatly this year, I was reminded that that my childhood Finger Lakes locale was (IMHO) never lacking in all things October, so packed a bag, threw the dog in the truck and headed off for wine country.
Fall was always my favorite time of year, and the memories of apple picking, corn husk dolls and pumpkin farms still can elicit a strong sense memory, so I was sure that a trip upstate would not disappoint. Wending my way through Owego and headed for Ithaca, I wondered if it was possible that the "Great Pumpkin" still thrived at the Iron Kettle Farm (www.ironkettle farm.com) in Candor, NY. Fighting the urge, I eschewed my customary internet search, determined to see if I could still find the place, after all these years.
I did not check a map and don't have a GPS, instead deciding to test my failing memory and see if the brain would take me home, via country roads. The colors (including red) were peaking
throughout Broome County and I had to pull off the road a few times to soak it all in (and take snapshots, regardless of the rain) as I steered toward Tioga and Thompkins counties, respectively. My heart fluttered a bit as I flew past the old ice cream parlor—still going strong, giving me hope that Charlie Brown and company would appear out of the mist, just around the bend.


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Adults must report crime in all cases
Two high school football players in Circleville, have been charged with pandering obscenity involving a minor. They were turned in by their coach.
The episode is in stark contrast to what allegedly happened last year in Steubenville, after two high school football players raped a girl. Cell phone photographs of the victim were circulated.
Both boys in the Steubenville assault were convicted and sentenced to juvenile detention facilities. Soon after that happened, a special Jefferson County grand jury was empaneled to look into whether adults knew of the crime but violated state law requiring them to report it to authorities.
Grand jurors have been meeting off and on for months. But on Monday they returned an indictment – against William Rhinaman, director of technology for Steubenville City Schools.
Rhinaman is accused of tampering with evidence, obstructing justice, obstructing official business and perjury.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, who is behind the continuing investigation, had something interesting – and, in a way, unsettling – to say after he announced Rhinaman had been indicted.
"This is the first indictment in an ongoing grand jury investigation," DeWine remarked. He seemed to be implying more indictments will follow.
In Circleville, the boys, now 17 and 18 years old, are accused of videotaping a sexual encounter with a 14-year-old girl last year. Their football coach became aware of the crime and immediately informed law enforcement authorities. He did the right thing.
If grand jurors and DeWine are right, at least some adults aware of the Steubenville rape did the wrong thing – possibly attempting to cover up the crime, rather than report it.
Rhinaman is, of course, innocent until proven guilty. But if he committed the acts grand jurors allege, he should be punished severely. The same goes for any other adults who were involved in attempts to cover for the two rapists.