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The Author of Pro Wrestling's Weekly Bible
Frank Deford, a 50-year veteran of Sports Illustrated, once labeled Meltzer the most accomplished reporter in sports journalism. "You could cover the Vatican or State Department," Deford said recently, "and not do as good a job as Dave Meltzer does on wrestling."For nearly 30 years, Dave Meltzer has published the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, featuring weekly behind the locker room door insight into the business of professional wrestling. How far reaching has Meltzer's impact been? In one famous incident, Hulk Hogan, frustrated by what he perceived as consistently negative coverage in the publication, burned a copy of the newsletter during a live Pay-Per-View event.
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Birdy the Mighty: Decode
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Birdy is a jaw-dropping, pin-up sensation with a secret. Under the cover of darkness, this dream girl becomes a bad guy's worst nightmare. Birdy dons her crime-fighting costume and hits the street as a lethal, interstellar federation agent charged with nailing the most dangerous criminals in the galaxy.
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Oracle offers comprehensive Linux management features including provisioning, patching, monitoring, and administration and can be used for both Oracle and non-Oracle systems.
Oracle is the only vendor in the industry that offers a complete Linux-based solution stack – applications, middleware, database, management tools, operating system, and hardware. With Oracle as your Linux support provider, you have a single point of contact for all your support needs. Oracle is committed to delivering high-quality, comprehensive, and integrated support solutions to help ensure that organizations succeed with Oracle Linux.


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Come out and PLAY!
The Intramural Sports Program provides a wide variety of quality recreational programs in a safe and secure environment designed to enhance the social, mental, and physical well-being of the entire university community. The IM Sports Program performs a vital role in the recruitment, retention, and education of students and personnel.
Are you looking for some friendly, on-campus competition? Then you've come to the right place. DSU Intramurals provides opportunities to participate in over 20+ recreational activities either as a team or an individual. These sports provide a great mix of competition, exercise, recreation and fun in a relaxed yet structured environment. With over 20% of Delaware State University students participating in our programs, this is the perfect way to enhance your college experience.
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The Spirit of Competition
Sport activities find their origin in the basic human need for the spirit of play. Winning and losing are mere outcomes of this play spirit. What is part of the game is the pure satisfaction of participation (fun, fitness, friendship, stress release, etc.) Without your opponent, you have no game, no contest, and no fun. You are as indebted to them, as they are to you. The spirit of play, then, is based on cooperation. Upholding high standards of integrity and fair play acknowledges this idea of cooperative competition. All players are encouraged to exercise good judgment in the caring for the safety of others as well as themselves. At DSU, an intentional violation of the rules is considered cheating and an offense against the spirit of competition. Abusive language toward officials, other participants, and manipulation of the rules are not "part of the game."
A lifetime interest in sports is a goal of all players, which has more meaning than that of a win or a loss — the memory of which often fades quickly. All players are asked to participate within the context of this spirit of play and competition.


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On The Rise: Matthew Fitzpatrick And European Tour's Next GenerationMatthew Fitzpatrick, part of the European Tour's next generation of stars, is learning to play in America, including at the 2016 Ryder Cup.
This Week In Golf: Rory McIlroy Wins FedExCup, Arnold Palmer PassesRory McIlroy won the Tour Championship at East Lake and the FedExCup just hours before the passing of golf legend Arnold Palmer.
On The Rise: Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau Stay On TourBryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm, who started 2016 as amateurs, will be names to watch in the PGA Tour's wraparound schedule.
This Week In Golf: 5 Golfers Who Can Win The FedExCupThe 2015-16 PGA Tour season and FedExCup culminate with the Tour Championship at East Lake. Who still has a chance at the title?
On The Rise: Can Tiger Woods Come Back?Golf legend Tiger Woods will return to the PGA Tour this fall among the young hopefuls. Will his game measure up to the new generation?
This Week In Golf: Dustin Johnson Wins BMW Championship, Eyes FedExCupDustin Johnson, once considered a PGA Tour underachiever, takes the BMW Championship and is well positioned to capture the FedExCup.
On The Rise: Jon Curran Moving On Despite Missing CutsJon Curran's PGA Tour stint is marked by too many missed cuts. Yet he's one top-10 finish from the Tour Championship.
This Week In Golf: Rory McIlroy Gets Impressive Win At Deutsche BankRory McIlroy silences critics with a tour-de-force win at the Deutsche Bank Championship, the second round of the FedExCup playoffs.
On The Rise: The Which Blair ProjectThe undersized golfer hasn't won on Tour yet, but he has shown the ability to do it.
This Week In Golf: Patrick Reed Takes The Barclays To Open FedExCup PlayoffsPatrick Reed emerged with the victory at The Barclays, the Tour's first FedExCup playoff event of the 2015-2016 season.
Nick Faldo On The Barclays: Bethpage Black 'A Beautiful Golf Course'Nick Faldo, CBS Sports analyst and six-time major winner, previews The Barclays, as the FedExCup playoffs tee off at Bethpage Black.
On The Rise: Brett Stegmaier, Road Warrior Stays On TourFrom mini-tours to the Web.com Tour to the PGA Tour, Brett Stegmaier has logged many miles chasing his pro golf dreams.


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There are two Superior Court Judges in Judicial District 15-B, which is comprised of Orange and Chatham Counties. The Senior Resident Superior Court Judge is Carl R. Fox, and R. Allen Baddour, Jr.
is the other Resident Superior Court Judge. Both judges may be assigned to hold court in Orange and Chatham counties, or in any of the other judicial districts in North Carolina.
For the first half of 2010, Judge Fox is assigned to Judicial District 10 (Wake County) and Judge Baddour is assigned to Judicial District 15B (Orange and Chatham Counties). The second half of 2010 has Judge Fox retrurning to his home district, Judicial District 15B, and Judge Baddour will be in District 10 (Wake County).
Also on rotation and assigned to Judicial District 15B are Superior Court Judge Abraham Penn Jones, from Wake County, who is assigned to Orange and Chatham Counties for the first half of the year, and Superior Court Judge Henry W. Hight, Jr., from Judicial District 9, will be in Judicial District 15B during the second half of 2010.
(Judicial District 9 includes Franklin, Vance, Warren and Granville Counties.)


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I am pleased to report that, effective November 12, 2012, there will be some changes made in the recently renamed International Students and Scholars Office. These changes are being made to improve the services that the University provides to international students and scholars. Dr. Nadia Korobova is being promoted to the position of Associate Director for International Students and Scholars, and head ISSO. Dr. Korobova holds BA from Simferopol State University (Ukraine), MA from University of Northern Iowa, and PhD from Iowa State University. She has extensive experience in international student advising and has served as Assistant Director in the Office of International Programs since 2008. Mr. Ross Schupbach is being promoted to the position of Immigration and Visa Coordinator, in which capacity he will serve as the University's Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVIS) officer assisting international students with immigration, social security, employment, driver's license, taxes, and other related matters. Ms. Jenna Vsetecka is joining ISSO to assist international students with general advising matters (e.g., academic advising, personal counseling, etc.). She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 3-2852 or in person at 113 MAU.
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Prince George's Little Theatre has lived happily for 20 years in the comfortable Prince George's Publick Playhouse, a state-of-the-art facility converted in 1977 from the art deco-era Cheverly Theatre, a former movie theater. Owned by the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission, the playhouse is an attractive building that seats more than 300 people. While the old Cheverly was still showing feature films in 1960, residents of the neighboring town of Carrollton (since renamed New Carrollton), formed a little theater troupe called the Carrollton Players, which performed in schools, churches and meeting halls in the northern Prince George's County area. To appeal to a broader base of company and audience members, the troupe changed its name in 1962. Today, the company produces four shows a year, including comedies, mysteries, dramas and an annual Christmas production. The troupe has also produced occasional musicals.
Membership is $10 and includes a subscription to the troupe's newsletter, the Spotlight, and the opportunity to participate in theater activities.
-- Leonard Hughes
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The WHDI (Wireless Home Digital Interface) consortium this week announced technical features that will be included in upcoming versions of the WHDI specification. WHDI will release a WHDI 3D spec update with support for all stereo-3D formats required by the latest HDMI version by the end of 2010. In addition, the WHDI 2.0 spec will include support for ultra high-definition (UHD) formats.
The WHDI group will release WHDI 3D specification update that will document WHDI support for all 3D formats required by the HDMI 1.4a specification in Q4 2010. Following the 3D update, the next version of the WHDI standard, WHDI 2.0 that is set to be available in Q2 2011, will include the following:
- Full 3D support (in addition to all HDMI 1.4a required 3D modes, WHDI will support the next generation 1080p 60Hzx2 3D format);
- Support for the next generation 2Kx4K HD format with four times the resolution of 1080p (4096 x 2160 pixels);
- WHDI-Wi-Fi integration and same channel co-existence;
- Mobile device integration through reduced power consumption and footprint.
It is unclear when actual products supporting WHDI 3D- or WHDI 2.0-compliant products are set to become available.
The WHDI specification currently supports a high-quality, wireless link which can deliver uncompressed 1080p/60Hz in a 40MHz channel in the 5GHz unlicensed band, conforming to worldwide 5GHz spectrum regulations. Range is beyond 100 feet, through walls, and latency is less than one millisecond. WHDI supports HDCP revision 2.0, providing superior security and digital content protection.
WHDI is the dominant wireless video standard in the market. A recent industry report from West Technology Research Solutions (WTRS), a wireless industry analyst, stated that WHDI technology will grow from nearly 70% of the 2010 market share for wireless video products to over 75% of the 2015 market. This contrasts sharply with other technologies that could be used for wireless video such as WiDi, WirelessHD and WiGig, where WTRS projects marginal uptake in the wireless video market.


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In the late 19th century, the advent of mass-produced metal wire gave rise to a new category of furnishings destined for conservatories and gardens. Those early peacock chairs and plant stands reflected Victorian tastes for fanciful ornamentation. Later, midcentury designers redefined wire for a new era of furniture-or, as Harry Bertoia called his Diamond chair, "functional sculpture."
For decorator David Kleinberg, the allure of wire furniture remains strong. "It's lightweight, durable, and transportable," he says, underscoring why the material is so popular for outdoor use. But where comfort is paramount, such as for barstools and dining chairs, cushions are essential, he adds.
Furniture dealer and designer Liz O'Brien points to another benefit that's noticeable when wire comes indoors: "There's a visual lightness as well as a physical one." The airy, linear forms can punctuate a space, she explains. "They make me think of line drawings by Matisse or Ellsworth Kelly.
DAVID KLEINBERG The Manhattan decorator's serene, handsomely appointed spaces reflect the title of his book, Traditional Now. He has recently completed projects in Aspen, Colorado, and Los Angeles. dkda.com
LIZ O'BRIEN In addition to running her New York gallery-a top source for 20th-century design-O'Brien produces a line of furnishings inspired by American classics. lizobrien.com
Liz O'Brien and David Kleinberg with a bookshelf by Paola Navone, a Jayson Home pendant, and a barstool by Hee Welling for Hay.
"Everyone loves a sunburst mirror," proclaims David Kleinberg. This 1960s-inspired version, rimmed with brass-finished wire, is versatile, he says: "You could put it in a very girly room or a minimalist space." Liz O'Brien sees it hanging above a console for decorative effect. "This is a modern take on a time-honored form," she says. A larger size is also offered. 35" dia. x 2" d.; $618; shopstelladallas.com
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Debates of Sept. 22nd, 2006
House of Commons Hansard #51 of the 39th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was workers.
- Question Period
- Canadian Forces
- China
- Member for Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles
- Poverty
- Canadian Forces
- Atholville
- Noah's Ride for the Cure
- Jewish New Year and Ramadan
- Afghanistan
- Howard Stein
- Red Friday Rally
- Afghanistan
- Domestic Workers
- World Carfree Day
- Maher Arar
- Liberal Party of Canada
- Member for Charlesbourg--Haute-Saint-Charles
- Taxation
- Softwood Lumber
- Afghanistan
- Access to Information
- Agriculture and Agri-Food
- Status of Women
- Employment Insurance
- Access to Information
- Airline Industry
- Afghanistan
- Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles
- Program for Older Worker Adjustment
- Teleglobe Canada
- Public Works and Government Services
- Agriculture
- Child Care
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Maher Arar
- Afghanistan
- Points of Order
- Criminal Code
- Canada Elections Act
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Points of Order
- Emergency Management Act
- Canada Labour Code
Teleglobe Canada
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Robert Vincent Shefford, QC
Mr. Speaker, Teleglobe Canada—sold to private interests a few years ago—has announced that it will streamline its activities in Canada and move more than 200 employees to India in the next few months.
Is this decision not a red flag for the government and should Canadian laws be reviewed in order to deal with the new economic reality resulting from globalization?
Teleglobe Canada
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Maxime Bernier Minister of Industry
Mr. Speaker, it is important to note that Canada was built with foreign capital. The coast-to-coast railway was built with money from England and from the U.S. We are open to foreign capital. That being said, Canada does have the Investment Canada Act, which we enforce. This law states that any foreign investment must be reviewed for net benefits to Canada and to Quebec. We respect this law.
Public Works and Government Services
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Marcel Proulx Hull—Aylmer, QC
Mr. Speaker, on June 15, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Public Works and Government Services announced that the matter of leasing or buying Minto Developments' JDS Uniphase building would be moved "to a new competitive process".
Public Works chose to use the advance contract award notice process, which, according to the Auditor General, is not a competitive process.Given that the parliamentary secretary misled the House, why has the Prime Minister not demanded his resignation?
Public Works and Government Services
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Port Moody—Westwood—Port Coquitlam
James Moore Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Public Works and Government Services and Minister for the Pacific Gateway and the Vancouver-Whistler Olympics
Mr. Speaker, this government has corrected mistakes made by the Liberal government. We showed transparency by giving potential suppliers the opportunity to tender, but none did. We saved taxpayers money, found a suitable location for the RCMP and did what we had to do for Canadians.
Oral Questions
September 22nd, 2006 / noon
Blaine Calkins Wetaskiwin, AB
Mr. Speaker, as part of our platform the Conservative government promised to give western grain farmers the freedom to make their own marketing decisions and the choice of participating in the Canadian Wheat Board.
Could the Minister of Agriculture please tell us what actions he has taken to provide agriculture producers with freedom of marketing choice?
Oral Questions
Chilliwack—Fraser Canyon
Chuck Strahl Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food and Minister for the Canadian Wheat Board
Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the hon. member for the question because I certainly do not get any questions on agriculture from the Liberals or the NDP. This is a refreshing change.
This summer I met with producers and industry representatives to discuss marketing choice for people to create a vibrant, voluntary Canadian Wheat Board. Last week I appointed Ken Motiuk, a committed advocate of dual marketing choice, to the Canadian Wheat Board. He has the harness on and he is working on behalf of all farmers. Just this past Tuesday I appointed a task force to give the framework for what a voluntary wheat board might look like.
We are moving ahead with marketing choice. It was a campaign promise and farmers deserve it as quickly as possible.
Child Care
Oral Questions
Olivia Chow Trinity—Spadina, ON
Mr. Speaker, the OECD issued an international report on child care and Canada is at the bottom of the list. It recommends that each country should invest at least 1% of the GDP on child care and Canada has an investment of 0.03%.
Given that child care is very much connected with productivity and economic growth, will the minister commit to success rather than failure and support the NDP child care act in the coming debate on Monday?
Child Care
Oral Questions
Diane Finley Minister of Human Resources and Social Development
Mr. Speaker, I am so glad the hon. member brought this report up because this report just underlines the 13 years of neglect by the previous Liberal government when it comes to child care.
I am so very proud of Canada's new government for taking action immediately with our two step, universal child care plan. Parents of children under six are now receiving $100 a month to help toward their child care choices that meet their needs.
Fisheries and Oceans
Oral Questions
Catherine Bell Vancouver Island North, BC
Mr. Speaker, communities in my riding are suffering due to a lack of commitment by the government to reform the west coast fishery: two-thirds of the decision-making here in Ottawa but very little on the west coast; enforcement officers that would stop illegal fishing cut to the bone; a licensing system that leaves small fishermen out in the cold, where it costs them more to go to work than they can earn; and the sellout of seasonal processing plant workers because they cannot access EI.
Will the fisheries minister please tell us when he will take concrete action to resolve these long-standing issues for the sake of the west coast fishing industry.
Fisheries and Oceans
Oral Questions
Pitt Meadows—Maple Ridge—Mission
Randy Kamp Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
Mr. Speaker, the member will know that this government is continuing a comprehensive Pacific fisheries renewal program. It is a comprehensive program that looks at a number of issues. It enhances compliance and enforcement, salmon enhancement, all the things she is concerned about.
The minister is very concerned about making this a strong and sustainable fishery, unlike the previous government, and we will meet that goal.
Maher Arar
Oral Questions
Omar Alghabra Mississauga—Erindale, ON
Mr. Speaker, this week the government has been dodging questions about the case of Maher Arar. Parliament has unanimously passed a motion that calls for an apology and the whole country regrets what happened.
Now that the Prime Minister, the Minister of Public Safety and the member for Calgary—Nose Hill have had time to reflect, do they regret jumping to conclusions and convicting Mr. Arar at the time? Will they answer the call made today by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister to apologize when something inappropriate is said and to personally apologize without further equivocation? Canadians are tired of this hypocrisy.
Maher Arar
Oral Questions
Stockwell Day Minister of Public Safety
Mr. Speaker, we continue to thank Justice O'Connor for the good work that he did on this particular report and all the people who worked with him. We have further said that we want to follow all 23 of the recommendations related to this matter.
If the gentleman would have checked the record he would have seen that back as far as November 4, 2003, we were asking questions. We were asking for a public inquiry. I asked the question then why the government would not spare Canadians millions of dollars and months of delay and simply give Mr. Arar the answers to his fair questions. We are giving him those answers.
Oral Questions
12:05 p.m.
Peter Goldring Edmonton East, AB
Mr. Speaker, reconstruction in Afghanistan is key to creating lasting security in that country. Our government is committed to helping Afghanistan stand on its own as an independent, stable and prosperous nation.
Could the Minister of International Cooperation please tell the House how the government is supporting development efforts in Afghanistan?
Oral Questions
12:05 p.m.
Ted Menzies Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Cooperation
Mr. Speaker, Canada's approach to helping Afghanistan is to help the people help themselves.
Let me share some results that we have attained: 183,000 Afghans now have access to micro-credits, 75% of those are women; 10,000 widows and their families have received food aid; 13,000 communities are involved in the development of 250 schools, 180 community centres, 18,000 wells--
Oral Questions
12:05 p.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
That will conclude question period for today.
The hon. member for Wascana has a point of order.


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CANANDAIGUA – Thompson Health's chief financial officer and senior vice president of finance is one of the Rochester Business Journal's Forty Under 40 honorees this year.
Chosen for both professional and civic achievements, Mark Prunoske will be honored Oct. 29 during the Forty Under 40 luncheon held at the Hyatt Regency Rochester.
Prunoske, 39, is a graduate of Mansfield University and the University of Rochester's William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration who first joined Thompson Health in 1997 as a financial analyst. The Canandaigua resident was later promoted to director of Finance and from 2008 to 2010 served as VP of Finance. He was named to his current position in 2010.
In addition to overseeing nearly 100 associates in 10 departments of Thompson Health, a multi-corporation community health system in Canandaigua, Prunoske implemented one of the few true cost-accounting systems within a New York healthcare system, closed on a $29.7 million bond deal to finance Thompson's current expansion/renovation project, and secured $15 million in financing for its 132-apartment senior communities complex.
Prunoske's community involvement includes service through the Canandaigua Salvation Army and the Rotary Club of Canandaigua.


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Summer/Fall 2001
Volume 6 Number 1
Staging the Mystery
by Kent Annan
Drama has long been part of the PTS curriculum; this year's production of Job: A Mystery Play was a reaffirmation of why. For two nights the Book of Job, one of Scripture's most dramatic stories, came to life on the Mackay Auditorium stage—to the benefit of the PTS community and people from the Princeton area.
In the many hours preparing to stage the play, students collaborated, wrestled with theological questions, supported each other, and learned more about the way Scripture, theology, and art can work together—all of which they will take with them when they move from study in seminary to ministry in the church.
Here are the stories of three main participants in Job: Cress Darwin (actor who played Job, M.Div. student, former professional actor and television producer), Sandra Costen Kunz (author of the script, Ph.D. candidate, writer, and educator), and J.B. Redding (actor who played the Accuser, M.Div. student, founder and CEO of a business that cares for severely disabled people). They brought unique perspectives to their respective roles; their stories are testimony to the rich student life on Princeton's campus.
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Monday, February 23, 2009
Farmer's Market/Asian Beauty Product Haul
How was your weekend? I had a really relaxing weekend with the BF. I had an early morning shoot that got postponed so I got to sleep in all weekend.
One of the things that the BF and I have wanted to do for so long was go to the Farmers Market to get some grocery shopping done. I've always heard that their is more variety and the fruits, veggies and meats taste better.
My BF had gone for Valentines day to pick up the materials for the dinner he cooked me. He had mentioned to me that he saw an entire section of Asian beauty products. Of course that wanted me to go even more!
I picked up face masks for a dollar a pop. I assume you just pop them on your face right? I couldn't read the instructions. I also bought some Charcoal nose clearing strips (like the biore ones), two mini eyelash curlers (one for me, one for the kit - perfect for recurling falsies since it doesn't have barriers on the side), and coconut oil from the Indian aisle.
I already tried the face masks, curlers and noise strips, lol. I'll fill you in my review when I get more of a chance to test them out.
They had a bunch of makeup brands that I didn't recognise, but then I saw these! Shisem lashes! Every since Pink started wearing them, I've been on a mission to find them. Have you all noticed that these are impossible to find online? Well I picked up 10 pairs at $3.50 a pop. I'm stocked! I'll probably also save some for some of my blogger sisters :)
Here's a close up of the eyelash curler.
This weekend I also placed an order for 75 pairs of lashes from Madame Madeline. I had to stock up because my resources have depleted. Mind you, this isn't just for me but for clients too, lol.
I'll share these with you when I get them.
Stay tuned for my YouTube video being posted later today...Makeup Palettes: Coastal Scents Vs Stars Makeup Haven (FYI stars makeup haven has the same ones for cheaper!)
Till next time, Ciao Bellas!
Atlanta Makeup Artist
27 comments:
- AKA Mylilfe said...
I have tried those lashes, they are really heavy, the base of the lashes are really thick. Do you like them?
- February 23, 2009 at 9:44 AM
- Rhiannon said...
Can't wait for the youtube cs vs. stars later today!
- February 23, 2009 at 9:58 AM
- A. Rose said...
I need to get on the falsies bandwagon. I still need lots of practice though.
That's cool that your local Farmers Market sells Asian products.
- February 23, 2009 at 10:11 AM
- DIVAme*E said...
nice haul, love the lashes! still trying to figure the whole false lash thing out...
- February 23, 2009 at 10:44 AM
- Girl with Curl said...
We have a Farmer's Market near us too but, I'm not sure if they sell Asian beauty products.
- February 23, 2009 at 11:03 AM
- mina said...
Are you talking about the Dekalb County Farmers Market? If so, I'm def. gonna check it out.
- February 23, 2009 at 11:25 AM
- Gigi said...
Can you give the location of the Farmer's market?
- February 23, 2009 at 12:04 PM
- mayaari said...
nice haul - those look like sheet masks...if they are, you just put em on your face for 15-20 minutes and then rub in any residue onto your skin - great way to destress!
i still need practice using false lashes, but that doesn't stop me from searching for shisems! great haul on those!
- February 23, 2009 at 12:21 PM
- MakeupByRenRen said...
hey guys, if you're in Georgia...this is the Buford Highway farmer's market...
Mayaari: am i supposed to wash away the residue? cuz i did, lol
- February 23, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- Couture Carrie said...
Loving the lashes!
- February 23, 2009 at 1:47 PM
- Katrina said...
so drooling over the Shisem lashes!!
- February 23, 2009 at 2:45 PM
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ooOoO can't wait for your review on the face stuff! And that eyelash curler is super tiny! 75 pairs of lashes!?! wow! that's what I need to do! lol!
- February 23, 2009 at 3:07 PM
- EbeautyBlog said...
Niceeee haul. I love face mask. OMG...those thing are great!!!
- February 23, 2009 at 3:45 PM
- Beauty is Androgynous said...
YAY for lashes! i love love love those lashes. I can only find the ones similar to those called Darkness and some other brand I dont know what it's called. I think they're equally as good though.
have fun with them =]
- February 23, 2009 at 6:38 PM
- Eclecticldy said...
The haul looks excting. I've also wanted to try the coconut oil. Let me know if you try the Dekalb Farmer's Market..it's my fav :)
- February 23, 2009 at 6:48 PM
- Askmewhats said...
yay for the lashes! can't wait to see you use them on your videos :) enjoy your hauls
- February 23, 2009 at 8:27 PM
- JENSMAKEUPBAG said...
love the lashes! i've been trying to find them as well. let us know what you think of them! i've finally got the hang of putting them on thanks to your videos. but i'm still mastering it. love the eyelash curlers
- February 23, 2009 at 10:11 PM
- rockSTARbeauty said...
holy crap they have asian beauty products in atlanta?!?! i guess i'll be hauling next :)
- February 24, 2009 at 1:34 AM
- Vanessa said...
I love farmer's markets too sis! They are so much fun and they always have the best food!
- February 24, 2009 at 3:21 AM
- Iyah said...
I have that lash curler! :) Ohhh i really want some shishem!! Too bad I cannot find them here :(
- February 24, 2009 at 5:09 AM
- Stephie said...
those lashes look amazing! i've been on the hunt for some hot, but cheap lashes... i am gonna look for those now :)
- February 24, 2009 at 12:18 PM
- alicia said...
i have those eyelash curler, exactly same one, even the color. for some reason i don't like them too much. i don't think they do the job efficiently but they don't hurt your eyes for sure. can't wait for your review for those masks. by the way, what's the vatika or valika in the bottle with green cap?
- February 24, 2009 at 9:10 PM
- makeupmakesyou said...
i have those lashes, haha. but im not a big fan of korean lashes, they're not so dramatic as the american ones haha.
- February 24, 2009 at 11:52 PM
- Pamela Anne said...
hey girl! i have the blue eyelash curler and it work really well for me! i kind of like it more than my shu uerma curler, just because it's so compact, SOOOOOO much cheaper, and works the same =)
- March 1, 2009 at 8:57 PM
- DollFaceHottie said...
I need to start using falsies1 :D
Enter me please!
My sugesstion is that you do a cat woman look for halloween. :] Hope you like it!
- September 4, 2009 at 3:18 PM
- Lil Bunny said...
Wow that's a great price for lashes!
- October 20, 2009 at 4:14 PM
- esha87 said...
Really nice article post. You did a really good job here. Cosmetics Products in Asia is on demand.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- A company and its stock aren't the same thing, Jim Cramer told "Mad Money" viewers Wednesday. He dedicated the show to educating investors as to how stocks really work and what makes them move.
Cramer said it's easy to assume a company and its stock are synonymous, but that's simply not the case. While over the long haul winning companies usually produce winning stocks, it would be irrational to think the two will move in lockstep with each other. There are, after all, tons of factors that can make a stock fall, many of which have little to do with the performance at the company itself.
One of those factors has been the rise of exchange-traded funds as an easy means for investors to gain exposure to an entire sector. Cramer said ETFs, many of which buy and sell with leverage, have the effect of moving an entire sector all at once, taking the good companies along with the bad and even the mediocre. This means a stock's sector has become even more important than in years past.
High-frequency trading is another factor that causes stocks to move in ways you might not expect, said Cramer. These nimble investors can hijack an entire market and cause explosive moves both to the upside and the downside.
Then there are the issues of hedge funds and short-sellers causing volatility. Cramer said when a lot of shorts pile into a stock and something good happens, the move to the upside can be mind boggling.
Markets are, after all, dominated by supply and demand, said Cramer. Once investors realize that, they will become better-informed investors.
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So with stocks moving for so many different and sometimes arbitrary reasons, why should investors spend time researching and doing homework on their stocks? Isn't it all just a waste of time? Absolutely not, said Cramer.
All investors need an edge and homework can provide one, said Cramer, especially in a market where many investors panic and sell at the drop of a hat. Having done your homework and having conviction in the stocks you own will remove emotion from the equation and help you buy when others are selling.
The fundamentals matter now more than ever. Best of all, the information about how a company is doing is readily available and perfectly legal. Being familiar with a company and how it's doing is not an all-or-nothing game, said Cramer. Even knowing a little bit can still give an investor a leg up on many others.
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READING, Pa. - The Reading School Board has signed off on a preliminary spending plan that eliminates several programs and nearly 15% of the teaching staff.
The vote Wednesday night came after lots of emotional feedback from parents who are against the massive cuts.
The decisions the board has had to make have been the hardest ever, said member Karen McCree.
"If any of you walk out of here today and think that we're okay with this, then something's wrong with every last one of you," said McCree.
It was a packed house at the meeting as members signed off on a preliminary budget that is loaded with job cuts. Parents, teachers and staff were standing for more than two hours just to hear what the potential cuts involved.
As it stands, the proposed budget for the 2012-2013 school year is nearly $220 million, cutting 364 jobs, including 170 teaching positions. That amounts to 14% of the district's teaching staff.
Teachers like Nancy Swope said the cuts will hurt.
"My blood, my sweat and my tears have been given to the children of the Reading School District," said Swope. "I want you to see a face to the person you are about to furlough."
The proposed budget also closes Thomas Ford Elementary School and the district's four magnet schools for 6th graders.
Other programs that could be cut off are all-day kindergarten, as well as music, art and home economics classes. Also, 19 security officer jobs would be no more.
"We have taken guns from school. Do we get any recognition? No. We have taken drugs from the school," said Nelson Otero, a security officer at Reading High School.
The future jobs and programs at stake, school board officials said, are difficult to swallow. McCree stressed that what they ultimately decided upon is the best option they are being dealt.
"Instead of us fighting and scrabbling with each other, we need to be somewhere changing the problem as it exists in the state of Pennsylvania," said McCree.
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August 18, 2008 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: Additional Information on Tuna
SUBJECT 2: WIC-24 Online Invoice Training
SUBJECT 3: Spanish Version of the New Missouri WIC Approved Food List
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SUBJECT 5: Revised High Risk Care Plan Form (WIC 55)
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- Additional Information on Tuna: The following additional information is in regard to the tuna can-size change.
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October 20, 2008
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October 30, 2008
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Skip to comments.Oh the gun nuts are gona off now baser on what the PTUS
Posted on 02/12/2013 7:21:56 PM PST by Moleman
Oh the gun nuts are gona off now baser on what the PTUS
Someone's been playing the Obama SOTU drinking game.
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Might want to try again.
Please explain. Something was lost in translation.
Don't drink and FReep on your mobile phone while in a snowstorm, dude.
What's this about "all my bases"?
Oh this is gonna be a fun thread...
The usurper does funny things to people.
Must have been one of those that took a shot every time Obama said "I".
I think he was trying to say, "Klaatu barada nikto".
Run for the hills!
Quit smoking whatever you are smoking and quit drinking whatever you are drinking.
Wait just a second, Is that you mr, vice president?
Bunny got beeber stuned and pancakes. IBTZ
You may return once you have had several more shots of liquor.
But until then, you should stay away. It's for your own good.
You're in Michigan...get some extra strong Khat tonight?
Got all my decoder rings out, ain't nothing decoding :)
Sounds like one just did.
You know, that made more sense than anything Obama said tonight.
No, I didn't watch/listen to the freak show. Just an educated guess.
Uh, ok
Bath salts?
I couldn't agree more, and I will work for an America where porn stars and Somali pirates cannot undermine our right to exploit cheap overseas labor.
And know this: that I believe in our civil rights, our hard-working neighborhoods and our right to shoot brown people.
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
I want to mambo dogface to the banana patch.
I remember when I had my first beer.
Stunned your beeber eh?
Moledude has succombed to SOTU Drinking Game.
Stand by for translation....
What you say
I think I'm gonna need my Little Orphan Annie Secret Decoder ring.
Twofer IBTZ?
The more I read this post, the guns baser
Thanks for the laugh before I have to go off to work the graveyard shift. Friends don't let friend Drunk freep.
My beeber is stuned.
Ovaltine, a crummy commercial?
I'd be a helluva lot happier if Moleman was giving the SOTU speech rather than the current occupant.
I think it would make more sense, too. But maybe we could merge them...
Obamoleman - "Oh the constitushn is off baser on what ISAY"
Chris Matthews would be tingling so hard he'd register on a seismograph bigger than a NK nuke test.
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text: This report provides a description of the Con Edison Smart Grid Demonstration Host-Site Project as part of the Electric Power Research Institute's (EPRI's) five-year smart grid demonstration initiative. The EPRI initiative includes core smart grid research and a number of large-scale smart grid projects with 19 funding utility members. The project is focused on integrating large-scale distributed energy resources (DER), including demand response, storage, distributed generation, and distributed renewable generation, into a "virtual power plant" to advance widespread, efficient, and cost-effective deployment of utility and customer side technologies in the distribution and overall power system operations. Host-Site projects apply EPRI's IntelliGridsm methodology to define requirements for the technologies and communication, information, and control infrastructures that support integration of DER.


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Thursday, October 6, 2011
A Slightly Unusual Census Entry
The "concern" with the image had nothing to do with the upcoming article, but I noticed it anyway ;-)
Subscribe now to Casefile Clues and see why this enumeration gave me some clues in the administration of a probate nearly ten years later.
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- Harold ColemanOctober 6, 2011 at 1:47 PM
The house numbers are out of order. The enumerator skipped 2006/1925, then entered it after 2007/1926.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 6, 2011 at 3:58 PM
2006 is out of order ???ReplyDelete
- Cari ThomasNovember 14, 2011 at 3:30 PM
To my way of thinking, the oddness is that while there are, for instance, 2006 dwellings which the enumerator has counted by line 35, he has only counted at the same time 1925 families!ReplyDelete
1860 Headings: •Dwelling Houses numbered in the order of visitation. •Families numbered in the order of visitation.
Either he has counted 81 vacant houses, or the enumerator wrote the wrong information in these two column, ie families first and dwellings 2nd!
Not until 1880 were street and house number required, and then only "in cities": •Name of street •House number. In 1900 simply: Location: Street and house # were required.
That does not mean that information was never given prior to 1880. I've a 1828 immigrant MILLER family listed in the 1830 census and shown living on Laurens Street in Ward 8, Lower Manhattan, NYC. What a TREASURE! Allowed me to find the family in the records of the nearest German Lutheran church!


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Middleburg Heights, OH (Feb. 27, 2012) – When highly-skilled emergency medical care is a must, patients can count on Southwest General.
Southwest General's Emergency Department (ED) has been ranked among the top five percent in the nation, according to HealthGrades, a national hospital ratings organization. Southwest General is the only hospital on the West Side of Cleveland to receive the Emergency Medicine Excellence Hospital designation from HealthGrades—the second year in a row Southwest General has earned the award.
Noting that seniors use hospital ED's more frequently than any other age group, HealthGrades analyzed Medicare patient records for hospital admissions from ED's for 2008 through 2010. Data for 12 diagnoses was studied. Those included: bowel obstruction; chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; diabetic acidosis and coma; gastrointestinal bleed; heart attack; heart failure; pancreatitis; pneumonia; pulmonary embolism; respiratory failure; sepsis; and stroke.
Southwest General was among 263 hospitals nationwide, and 12 in the Greater Cleveland area, to be honored. Patients treated at Emergency Medicine Excellence Award Hospitals have on average a 41 percent lower risk of death. HealthGrades said the award measures the effectiveness of a hospital's teamwork and its ability to diagnose, triage and provide timely care to patients. HealthGrades studied data from 4,783 hospitals nationwide.
"Diagnosing patients and providing fast, effective care when they first arrive in the ED is most often the difference between life and death," said Susan Tout, MD, medical director of Emergency Services at Southwest General. "We are proud that our excellent staff has been recognized—and thank our attending staff for the equal part in our efficiency of care—and look forward to continuing to provide a high level of care in an expanded ED in the near future."
The construction of a new, larger ED is part of a $128 million project set to get underway this spring. Phase one plans also call for a new critical care unit and a patient parking garage. Phase two of the project will include a new patient bed tower and a new main entrance to the hospital. Completion is expected in 2015.
Southwest General has continued to evaluate the way emergency medicine is delivered. In 2010, the hospital implemented the CareSTAT treatment process, which combines three industry best practices for "door-to-doctor" times, rapid assessment of patients and medical screening exams. This replaces the traditional method of seeing patients in order based on the severity of their illness or injury. In 2009, Southwest General converted the Brunswick Urgicare into a full-service, 24/7 emergency room.
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Sugar Grove News in Brief
Scrabble Tournament
The Sugar Grove Free Library will be holding a Scrabble Tournament on Saturday, February 1st from 10:00 a.m. Noon at the Library. Admission for participants will be $10 and proceeds will benefit the local library. Anyone interested in participating can stop in the library for a registration form. Official scrabble rules that are included with every Scrabble Game will be followed There will be four, 30-minute rounds and there will be a 2-minute limit per turn. Scores from all rounds will be added together to determine the winners. If you are a lover of Scrabble, then this is a day for you.
Red Kettle Campaign
Thank you to all the Sugar Grove Community who came out to give to the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign throughout the holiday season. Volunteers from all the area churches were on hand each weekend and the week of Christmas to man the kettle and ring the bell. The kettle was located outside of the Town and Country Food Center. The Red Kettle Campaign helps raise donations for those who need it most by providing toys for kids, coats for the homeless, food for the hungry, and countless other programs. Again, thank you for your generosity.
Community lunches
Today at the Mission Covenant Church starting at 11:30 a.m. Community Lunch everyone is welcome to attend. The Community Lunches in the area continue to be well attended. All lunches begin at 11:30 a.m. Everyone is invited to attend any or all of the area Community lunches. Each month lunch is held on the 1st Friday of the month at the Mission Covenant Church at the corner of Matthews Run and Jackson Run Road. On the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Sugar Grove United Methodist Church located at the corner of Race Street and Jamestown Street in the center of town. On the 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Hessel Valley Lutheran Church located in Chandlers Valley. Everyone is invited to attend.
Book Club
The January's choice for the Sugar Grove Fre Library Book club is selected by Marjean Hawkins is a book by Lenore Skomal called Third Willow. Lenore Skomal is an author from Erie\. The library has arranged for her to participate in book discussion by Skype or in person, if the weather is nice. Copies of the book are currently available at the library. The meeting will be Jan. 27. Call the library if you have any questions on participating in the SGFL book club.
Sugar Grove Borough
Council Meeting
The January Sugar Grove Borough Council meeting will be held at the Sugar Grove Building on Monday, January 6th starting at 7 p.m. The General Public is welcome to attend.


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""Many years ago, our company founder, Al Conklin, sold a new twin-engine business aircraft to a very successful entrepreneur. He had established a bit of a rapport with the individual and, after the sale, asked him straight out, 'How can you justify the cost of this airplane?' His reply? 'What is the cost of a divorce?'"–David Wyndham, president, Conklin & de Decker"
Porsche 911 Turbo
Aircraft and car builders over the years have mined the alphabet and assayed certain letters as precious metal-GT, R, S, X and Z come to mind-but one five-letter word still stands alone as the medal for power in a pint-size package.
It says that something with wings can leap tall mountains and run strong where the air is thin. Mounted on a suitably shapely and well-shod car (let's forget the badge ever adorned minivans and K cars), it says the boiler room is street-legal nuclear-something tempestuous, not to be messed with.
When it introduced the 911 Turbo in 1974 (1975 in the U.S.), Porsche flaunted the car's horsepower by giving it outrageously flared fenders and a whale-tail spoiler, beneath which it affixed that word. The first time I saw one was when squinting through goggles, astride my motorcycle in driving rain. As I came up on the menacing shape ahead, its wide, crouching tail slowly took form. I inched forward for a closer sighting but suddenly this rare creature was gone, lunging forward on massive back paws and disappearing into a cloud of spray, its exhaust bellow briefly piercing my helmet.
Even back then, the 911 Turbo's 260 hp and 256 lb-ft (only 234 hp and 246 lb-ft for the U.S. market) were modest by muscle-car standards, but they were a leap from the naturally aspirated 911's 157 hp and 166 lb-ft in the U.S. at the time.
One of the problems to be overcome with a turbocharged car is the throttle response lag and the abruptness and uncontrollability with which the boost kicks in once the turbocharger's exhaust-driven impeller gets up to speed and packs air into the cylinders. With its rear-mounted engine, the early 911 Turbo earned infamy for this trait when pointed in other than a straight line. Engineers addressed another drawback (the law of physics that raises the temperature of air as it is compressed) by adopting an induction-air intercooler that lowered the Celsius but raised the complexity along with the power. The 911 Turbo first got an intercooler in 1978, taking the U.S. model to 265 hp and 291 lb-ft.
Aircraft reciprocating engines peaked with the "turbo compound" radials that powered the last Constellations and DC-7s. They squeezed every last joule of energy from each droplet of 145-octane gasoline by not only boosting the induction air but by harnessing the remaining exhaust gas flow to turn "power recovery turbines" connected to the crankshaft. Mercifully for aviation progress, the jet engine rendered these complex and cantankerous engines obsolete by the late 1950s.
Mechanical Advances
A modern, well-engineered turbocharged car bears about as much resemblance to the early ones as a jet does to a radial. Suck-squeeze-bang-blow is about all they have in common. The 911 has benefited from some clever mechanical advances and electronic-stability-augmentation systems over the decades that separate the squirrelly early 911 Turbo from the one shown on these pages. The inverted bathtub shape is still there, but it has been in turn eroded smooth and embellished over the years.
The erosion bestowed flowing lines on the car into the 80s and 90s, but the embellishment process is nowhere more evident than on the current 911 Turbo, with its display of gills, scoops, louvers and eyeballs from snout to tail. Granted, the Turbo has always been obliged to look the part, but the options for distinctiveness have become scarcer as the more pedestrian Porsches have gradually adopted the visual exaggerations introduced by the first Turbo. In the eye of this beholder, the lowlier current 911s look purer Porsche than the Turbo.
But I had no quibble with the drivability of the new 911 Turbo. Some manufacturers have adopted twin turbochargers of differing size to introduce boost more controllably and address the issue of lag and surge. For its latest 911, Porsche has given variable geometry to the turbines of two similarly sized, small turbochargers.
The new 911 Turbo is the first to offer this variable turbine geometry, the first with actively controlled all-wheel drive and the first to reach 60 mph in less than four seconds. Its engine offers 480 hp at 6000 rpm, and 460 lb-ft of torque from 1950 rpm to 5000 rpm with no dropoff. Aluminum doors and trunk lid shave 11 pounds of weight, giving the Coupe a power loading of 7.28 lbs/hp and zero-to-60 mph time of 3.7 seconds, and the Cabriolet 7.6 lbs/hp and 3.8 seconds. (Both times are for the six-speed, three-pedal manual gearbox on the Cabriolet tested.) The Tiptronic S transmission shaves 0.3 seconds off each time, but I'll take the notably sweet-shifting manual every time, thank you.
At low engine speeds, the low mass of a small turbine allows it to accelerate more quickly; a large turbocharger excels at higher engine speeds by creating less backpressure, but it's slower to spin up initially, creating lag. By adjusting the turbine vanes inside each of the engine's twin turbochargers, the Porsche variable turbine geometry creates the optimal profile as engine speed rises or falls. The benefits include higher torque at low rpms, more top-end power and strong torque over a broader range of rpms.
The Cabriolet tested for this article came with plenty of options, including ceramic brakes and the Sport Chrono Package. In addition to a glareshield-mounted stopwatch, the latter option features an overboost function that provides up to 45 lb-ft of extra torque under acceleration and adjusts the electronic throttle map for more dynamic response to pedal inputs. Sport mode also raises the trigger threshold for stability management and activates a stiffer suspension mode for faster turn-in and better road contact.
Enduring Mystique
Other than briefly driving a friend's new 911 Coupe in California last year, my time with this 911 Turbo Cabriolet was my first chance to get to know what it is about a Porsche that has given the marque such an enduring mystique. In a word, I would say it is the car's "Germanness" that is so appealing. This is a terrific automobile for everyday life, at once fierce and docile. Everything functions with a precision and tautness bordering on perfection, from the light touch on the steering, brakes, clutch and stick to the quick and distinctly un-turbo-like throttle response that begins each intense shove in the back.
The engine lacks the passionate voice of an eight- or 12-cylinder Italian, but its six horizontally opposed pistons make sweet, sweet music. Anyone with time behind the Continental IO-550 of a Beech Bonanza will hear that familiar flat-six soundtrack, but in the Porsche it is a more complex harmony in a higher key, with a brassy but muted treble to contrast with the deeper airplane sounds. The noise of the engine mimics the precision that this classically Teutonic, obsessively crafted car exudes. You have to drive one to "get" what a Porsche is all about.
Now, 34 years after watching that 911 Turbo vanish into the spray on a wet country road, I know why I knew that guy was driving a particularly fine motor car.
Engine: flat six, 3.6 liters, turbo-charged, 24 valves
Engine output: 480 hp @ 6000 rpm; 460 lb-ft @ 1950-5000 rpm
Transmission: six-speed manual (on test car) or Tiptronic S
Weight: curb, 3,649 lb
Power loading: 7.6 lb/hp
Drag cd: 0.31
Top speed: 193 mph
Zero to 60 mph: 3.8 sec (manual) 3.5 sec (Tiptronic S)
Fuel capacity: 17.7 gals
City/highway (EPA): 15/24 mpg
Test average: 16.7 mpg
Standard retail price (2008): $136,500
Price as tested (2008): $154,050
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Last year's RTW, Day 25–homecomingSeptember 18, 2014 by Mike Collins
A year ago today–well, I guess technically speaking it was a year ago yesterday, Sept. 17 (thanks to that whole international date line thing, and our "groundhog day" on Sept. 15)–we concluded our epic around-the-world flight in Mike Laver's MU-2. Again we were off before sunrise for the 1,196-nautical-mile hop back to Frederick, Md., which would require 4.2 hours of flight time.
The photographer in me really appreciated the thin, growing line of impending dawn (as in the top photo), both because of the delicate colors and also because it provided an infrequent opportunity to balance the lighting outside the cockpit with the colorful glow from our Garmin avionics…which we've been watching for some 94 hours over the past 24 days. It was a rare opportunity. In many countries we could not depart before the appropriate offices opened, usually well after dawn. A couple of times when we did, the sunrise was obscured by clouds. A few more photos of the sunrise can be found on my original Day 25 blog post.
On the final leg back into Frederick–well, my final leg; Mike then has to retrace his route to his home airport in South Carolina–we reflect on the trip. I record much of the interview using a GoPro video camera, which is a first for me. Mike enjoyed the chance to fly around Australia again, and I enjoyed the vistas of the Great Barrier Reef, Ayers Rock, and the adjacent Olgas (above). There's a published aerial tour procedure here, not unlike that for the Grand Canyon in the United States.
While it was a fantastic trip, I'm very happy to get home. Most of my business travel is a week or less, and 25 days is a long time to be on the road. Without the steadfast support of my lovely wife and family, and encouragement and support from the media team at AOPA, it would not have been possible. And the interest by others in the trip was more than I ever could imagine (and this goes beyond my dad, exchanging text messages with me via satellite while we're crossing the vast Indian Ocean, even though the clock in Kentucky shows small, single nighttime digits–he still claims he "just woke up" for a few minutes, but I also know he always powers off his PC overnight). Thanks for flying around the world with us–again!


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Sports news from the Pollock, SD area.
Posted 2/18/13 (Mon)
The Tiger wrestling team competed in the Region 4B Wrestling Tournament on Saturday, Feb. 16, in the Ice Arena at Rushmore Plaza Civic Center in Rapid City. The team advanced three wrestlers to the State Tournament; Brady Spiry 2nd, Chase Schoenhard 4th and David Jensen 4th. The State Tournament will be held Friday and Saturday, Feb-22-23, in Aberdeen.
Team scoring
1. Philip Area, 186.50; 2. Bennett County, 123.50; 3. Stanley County, 117.00; 4. Hot Springs, 106.50; 5. Potter County, 99.00; 6. Custer, 83.50; 7. Lemmon, 69.00; 8. Mobridge-Pollock, 61.00; 9. Hill City, 56.00; 10. Newell, 50.00; 11. Sully Buttes, 50.00; 12. Harding County, 37.00; 13. St. Thomas More, 24.00; 14. Red Cloud, 14.00.
113: Bray Harrison, Lost, Rance Johnson, PA, Maj Dec 13-2; Won, Cole Thurness, STM, Fall 2:13; Won, Jahrett Schiemiemer, C, Fall :51; Lost, Brady Hill, SB, Dec 7-4.
120: Jaden Madison, Won, Austin Wiley, SB, Fall 4:43; Lost, Garrett Rausch, PC, Maj Dec 12-0; Won, Mitchell Stands, RC, Fall 4:37; Lost, Westley Greenough, HS, Dec 7-2.
138: Jordan Feist, Bye; Lost, Jake Oberpiller, HS, Fall 1:34; Bye; Bye; Lost, Jace Everson, PC, Fall 3:56.
145: Killian Warner, Bye; Lost, Seth McCann, N, Fall 1:48; Lost, David Gaston, C, MajDec 8-0.
152: Grant Brewer, Lost, Brady Hicks, BC, Fall 3:13; Lost, Cooper Carter, SC, TFall 18-1.
160: Austin Borah, Bye; Lost, Jared Harkless, HS, Fall 1:34;Won, Quinn Lewis, STM, Fall 1:37; Won, Francisco Escobar, HCity, MajDec 20-9; Lost, Brad Hahn, BC, MajDec 14-5.
170: Jason Van Vugt, Bye; Won, Braydon Peterson, L, Fall 4:11; Lost, Lucas Vogel, PC, Dec 4-1.
182: David Jensen, (Fourth)Bye; Won, Mario Lupericio, HCity, Fall 3:39; Lost, Dalton McCullam, BC, TFall 15-0; Won, Casey Siedler, C, Dec 8-2; Lost, Reede Jensen, HCounty, Fall 1:40.
195: Chase Schoenhard, (Fourth) Bye; Won, Mitchell Peterson, HCity, Fall 3:46; Lost, Logan Ammons, P, Fall 1:29; Won, Tyson O'Daniel,SC, Fall 1:29; Lost, Witt Dobesh, STM, Fall 3:58.
220: Brady Spiry, (Second) Bye; Won, Cole Hottel, STM, Fall :13; Won, Gavin Devries, P, Fall 5:56; Lost, Brody Peterson, L, MajDec 14-3.
285: Brett Lang, Bye; Lost, Tate Gress, HCounty, Fall :47; Lost, Justin Pekron, HS, Fall 3:46.


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Read a version of the poem Coleen Rowley recited during the program and sung by Maggie and Suzzy Roche on their album Zero Church.
Host Krista Tippett explores the practical implications of spirituality at work with Federal Bureau of Investigations special agent and whistleblower Coleen Rowley and syndicated columnist Tim McGuire.
In May 2002, Rowley wrote a now-famous 13-page letter to Robert Mueller, Director of the FBI. In it, Rowley raised serious and detailed concerns about how the FBI had handled leads prior to the September 11th attacks.
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is Special Agent in the Minneapolis Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. (She speaks in a personal capacity and not on behalf of the FBI.)
Since September 11, 2001, she has been examining her own deepest motivations and has become a counselor and role model for others. In this program, she speaks about her personal experiences and how her conscience has developed. What might the high-profile courage of this plainspoken woman have to do with the rest of us, in other fields of work?
is a syndicated columnist, speaker, and facilitator. He's the past president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and former Vice President and Editor of the Star Tribune in Minneapolis.
Tim McGuire connects the morality of whistleblowing with a larger movement sometimes called spirituality in the workplace. McGuire writes a weekly syndicated column, More Than Work, for United Media addressing ethics, spirituality, and values in work. He traces his interest in this field to a period in which he was searching for ways to reconcile his own values and his style of leadership.
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Read an extended version of the column "Six Steps to Becoming a Better 'Work Prophet'" that was read by Tim McGuire during the program.
Read an essay, "The Feminine Touch", written by J. Edgar Hoover, in which he lauds the importance of women performing administrative functions and justifies women being excluded because of the physical rigors of being a Special Agent. An excerpt from the pamphlet rationalizes why women can't be FBI agents.
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I have listened to several of
I have listened to several of your productions online. The "Work and Conscience" was the best, most inspiring talk I've heard in years. I wish that it could be made into a video, expanded and shown on TV often! Thank you all for doing such a fine job in presenting truth and hope and, most importantly, a solution!
I was greatly inspired by the
I was greatly inspired by the interview with Coleen Rowley. I'm the Executive Director of the Program for Torture Victims, a nonprofit organization that provides medical and psychological services to survivors of torture from more than 50 countries around the world. In some sense, all our clients are "whistle blowers:" they stood up against a repressive government or police state and said "Enough! This must stop." And they suffered horribly for exercising their conscience. What guides them and gives them strength? As one survivor explained: It is only through living for what is right that we will achieve a meaningful death."
I've listened to "Work and
I've listened to "Work and Conscience" twice on my computer after hearing it on my way to work. After 22 years of giving my whole self to a job with the Federal Government, I had lost my faith in government, people. I was unhappy and unfulfilled. The things that went on can't even be mentioned, and I couldn't do a thing about it. I am now a Home Health Aid and a Certified Nursing Assistant for the local Hospital in Northfield, MN and I truly found my calling. I took a huge cut in pay, but I am happy. I don't know how to work without integrity, and I am proud of this fact. We have to look deep inside of ourselves and give our all to truly make a difference. I love this program.
I enjoyed today's program.
I enjoyed today's program. But I disagree with Mr. McGuire about faith and spirituality. All the great spiritual leaders have been connected to a religious tradition, if not organized religion. Look at Dorothy Day, D. Lama, M. Teresa, M.L. King, Gandhi, Bonhoeffer, Buber, Heschel, etc. You can't really divorce the two, even though that's popular in some circles. If you do divorce the two, the spirituality can become empty, formless, and vapid. There are exceptions such as Thoreau but those are rare. I'm biased coming from the church but no more so than one who's anti organized religion.
I love my job and am happy to
I love my job and am happy to say that I am able to bring my full self, good, bad, faith and all to my job and am fully accepted for who I am by my bosses, but keep in mind I work retail and the public isn't always so nice. I had had a really tough week last week. It seemed that no matter what I did I just kept getting "kicked" by someone. I listened to your show, and it really helped me to get my perspective back.
What a wonderful program on
What a wonderful program on the interactions of "work and conscience" on a post-valentine morning... Last night my wife and friends saw the movie 'Mystic River and was struck by the depth of the message, and here comes your most inspiring overview of integrating work-life and one's conscience to do 'higher goods' the next day. Now that's what I call synchronicity, eh!
I 'work' as school psychologist and continue to try and 'do good' and make a positive impact. Your show will help keep me focused skillfully in that vocation and avocational pursuit.
I have, for the past 10+
I have, for the past 10+ years, believed in and practiced a spiritual approach to my supervision and general approach to the employees I am responsible to. Recently, the owner of the company, who PROFESSES a 'spiritual' approach, proved himself to be dishonest by his actions, that have totally disrupted the workplace—a disruption that he cannot/will not assume responsibility for. It pains me to see the impact of his behavior(s) on the employees, and, thanks to your program of this weekend, I have a new-found strength to continue dealing with the 'fallout'—since it is mine to 'handle'.
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Thank you for putting together your high quality, thought-provoking, inspiring program Speaking of Faith. I teach 7th grade in a religious education program and I am continually looking for real life examples to explain, inspire, challenge and provoke feeling, thoughts, and hopefully discussion for these emerging young adults.
Listening to Colleen Rowley's interview in "Work and Conscience" seems to have the perspective of what I need to hook my students into discussing "doing the right thing." What really caught my ear was Coleen's reference to the book by Fulton Sheen, The Cross and the Beatitudes: Lessons on Love and Forgiveness. This is the book that I found and read to understand each of the Beatitudes myself and now use to explain to my students.
I find that alternate media presentations and gathering the support materials and resources (which you provide a wonderful bibliography of further reading, music, etc. from the program) makes the basics of my lessons stick in their memory and mine. I can't wait to order an audio copy of this program and listen to past audio of your programs. I'm sure I will find more inspiring material and topics!


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Just received mine today (France.) Kettle on the stove.
Many thanks to Mr & Mrs Chip.
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