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David Petraeus Reveals the Price for Sex at Work: Your Job
David Petraeus wasn't the only high-profile Beltway executive to resign because of an affair in recent days.
The same day news broke of the CIA director's departure, Christopher Kubasik, the incoming head of Lockheed Martin, a defense contractor with $46 billion in annual sales to the U.S. government, also left his post. Kubasik's infraction was a "close personal relationship with a subordinate employee."
Petraeus and Kubasik resigned their positions on November 9. Although the two men stepped down for different reasons, both cases raise questions about what rights employees can expect to privacy and individual pursuit of happiness while carrying on sexual liaisons in or around the workplace. The short answer: none.
MORE: If Ex-General Petraeus's Emails Are Fair Game, Are Yours?
If you live in an at-will employment state—a work agreement in which your job is terminable by either the employer or employee for any reason whatsoever—or if your employer issues an employee handbook counseling against workplace romance, and you're fired for engaging in one, forget about a wrongful termination suit. Odds are a lawyer won't touch your case.
"For every 1,000 people who contact me, I'll speak with 10, and I'll take one claim," John A. Klassen, a Minnesota-based employment law and sexual harassment attorney, tells TakePart. "Winning a plaintiff-sought employment case is a long and steep row to hoe unless you've got a smoking gun."
One problem with the zero tolerance policy is that workplace liaisons aren't rare.
In the case of a sex-in-the-workplace termination case, the claim would need to hinge on you being treated differently than other employees in the same situation. For instance, a female employee fired for a liaison with a male colleague when a male in the same office did the same thing and didn't get fired would have a better chance of winning a suit.
In a current Minnesota case, former legislative staffer Michael Brodkorb was fired from his position in the Senate last year after his affair with then-Senate Majority Leader Amy Koch (R) was discovered. Brodkorb has filed a lawsuit against the Senate claiming gender discrimination, saying while he was fired, female staffers who did the same with male lawmakers have kept their jobs.
In most cases of this type, says attorney Klassen, employers fight back hard against former employees. "The company will bring up all sorts of dirt," he says. "[The tactic] is often successful."
One problem with the zero tolerance policy is that workplace liaisons aren't rare. A recent survey by CareerBuilder, the job listing website, found that 38 percent of workers had dated a coworker at least once over the course of their career.
Moreover, more than a quarter of the workers who said they'd dated a co-worker, had dated someone above them in the company hierarchy, and nearly one-in-five (18 percent) admitted to dating their boss. Women are more likely to be in the latter category than men, according to the survey.
Liaisons outside the workplace are a different ball game, says Klassen, who has 18 years of experience with these cases. "It's hard for most employers to say you can't have an affair that has no connection with the workplace," he says.
But it can become an issue. "If the employee's using company time to communicate with a paramour in an at-will employment state, that's probably going to justify a termination."
Petraeus and his paramour Paula Broadwell tried to be sneaky about their communications, but even one of the country's top spies was caught in the virtual act. So just imagine how easy it will be to uncover the average office drone's affair.
Most employers don't have the FBI on their side, but they still have a lot of tools at their disposal.
Should an employer be allowed to determine who you have sex with? Reason it out in COMMENTS.


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Opposites Attract: 10 Black & White Add-Ons
What's black, white and printed all over? Only the latest accessory craze to hit the runways, of course! Shop our newest add-on obsession: black and white shoes, bags and more decked in abstract prints and patterns that are perfect for a winter to spring transition. This must-try trend is so eye-catchingly cool it'll make even your most basic jeans-and-tee look one to covet.
Elevate a snoozy, off-duty ensemble by incorporating these fresh flats into the mix.
- Blaise Flat Moccasins, Loeffler Randall $325
Make a major statement when the sun's out by rocking these oversized cat eyes featured in an edgy, scribble print.
- Cat Eye Sunglasses, Linda Farrow $277
Oversized and complete with a handy front strap, this cool clutch is a chic way to rock the trend.
- Striped Leather Clutch, Pierre Hardy $1695
This abstract scarf looks most glam tied around the handle of a brightly colored handbag. Thoughts?
- Printed Scarf, Gareth Pugh $392
Pair these patterned pumps with a jeans-and-tee combo for street-chic results.
- Printed Leather Pumps, J.Crew $278
Less is more when you accessorize an arm party via Isabel Marant's wooden bangle.
- Wooden Bangle, Isabel Marant $160
Add a hint of print to your look with Jerome Dreyfuss' geo-chic shoulder bag.
- Calf Hair Shoulder Bag, Jerome Dreyfuss $1160
Python print + gold hardware = perfection.
- Snake Belt, Tory Burch $185
We adore these one-of-a-kind kicks from Reed Krakoff for their versatility—they look maj during the day and at night.
- Wooden Heel Sandals, Reed Krakoff $795
Large enough to stash your essentials with ease, this cool cosmetic case is a no-brainer buy for a jet-setting gal.
- Quilted Cosmetic Case, Diane von Furstenberg $45

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FOR RELEASE: Immediate, Thursday, August 30, 2001
25th Ranked Vikings Set To Play No. 11 Lackawanna
After winning the NJCAA Region III title last
season, Hudson Valley Community College's football team begins its 2001
campaign on the road against the No. 11 team in the nation. The Vikings,
ranked 25th among junior colleges, travel to Lackawanna College (Scranton,
PA) Saturday for a 1:30 p.m. Northeast Football Conference (NFC) matchup.
The game will be played at Pittston Area High School Stadium.
Last year, Hudson Valley hosted the Lackawanna
Fightin' Falcons to start the season. The Vikings fell behind early, trailing
21-0, but rallied behind the heroics of freshman wide receiver Shawn
Miller (Troy High). Miller had a fantastic collegiate debut, hauling
in two touchdown passes (54 and 64 yards) and tallying 177 receiving yards.
Lackawanna still prevailed, though, 28-21.
Hudson Valley won five of its final six games
in 2000, finishing the season with a 6-3 record and giving head coach Bob
Jojo a 15-10 mark in three years. Lackawanna went on to post a 10-1 record,
losing only to Middle Georgia in the Golden Isles Bowl in Georgia. The
Fightin' Falcons also won the NFC crown.
"It's always a good game when we play Lackawanna,"
Jojo said. "We've got some great returning players, and we tend to match
up very well with them. It'll be an exciting way to kick off the season."
Offensively, Hudson Valley returns six starters:
Miller, who had 33 receptions last year and earned 2001 preseason First
Team All-American status; 2000 First Team All-NFC quarterback Justin
Kastner (Hudson High), who posted a 137.0 passer rating last year;
and offensive linemen Severino Sangro (Hendrick Hudson High), Chris
Shanks (Millbrook High), Craig Luebeck (Waldwich High, NJ) and
Pete Argyris (Roosevelt High).
On defense, second-year inside linebacker Gary
Smith (Concord High, DE) is expected to lead the way. Smith, who stands
5-foot-11 and weighs 218 pounds, had 57 tackles and two sacks last year.
Other defensive returnees include defensive end La'Ronn Paulk (Corcoran
High, NJ), who had a team-high 6.5 sacks in 2000, and outside linebacker
Casey Bardin (Corinth Central High), who contributed 24 tackles
and one sack last year. Bardin had an interception in a scrimmage against
RPI on August 25.
Lackawanna, meanwhile, returns seven key players:
tight end Tim Heitzmann, a preseason Second Team All-American; quarterback
Benny Pritchyk; guards Omar Beyah and Shawn Gaster; center Joel Kline;
cornerback Rueben Haigler; and punter-kicker Nik Zdral.
"This is probably the least experience we've
had since I've been here," said Mark Duda, who is heading into his eighth
season as Lackawanna's coach. "We're extremely young. I think we're going
to be a little further behind at this stage than we were a year ago."
The Vikings are 0-4 against Lackawanna.
"We'll be looking to turn that around," Jojo
said. "I wouldn't call this a must-win game, but the competition in the
Northeast Football Conference is getting better each year, and you can't
afford to give any games away. Getting a victory here would be the perfect
way to start off the season."
Hudson Valley's football program was established
in 1969. At the time, Hudson Valley was one of only two junior colleges
in New York to field a varsity football team. Since then, nearly 300 Hudson
Valley football players have earned scholarships to four-year schools and
15 have gone on to play professionally. The Vikings competed in the Coca
Cola Bowl in Iowa in 1980. In 1996, Hudson Valley posted an 8-0 record,
part of a dominant stretch that included 15 straight victories.


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By Charlie Waller
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Greenville, SC - On Sunday, February 17, a dedication ceremony was held at Reedy River Baptist Church to officially announce the naming of the Hovie Lister Interchange, located at Hwy. 25 and 276, just south of Travelers Rest, South Carolina, city limits. Lister organized The Statesmen Quartet in 1948 which became the group that all other quartets would be judged.
Speakers at the event included; retired Greenville County Sheriff, Johnny Mac Brown, South Carolina Senator, Tom Corbin, Greenville County Councilman, Joe Dill and Charlie Waller, Executive Director of theSouthern Gospel Music Association.
Members of Lister's family, including his wife Ethel, son Chip, daughter Lisa, brother Jack and sister Joann were present at the ceremony.


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- 102 Owen Towne Road ( Saussy Burbank)
- 69 Summersweet Lane ( Saussy Burbank)
- 22 Tobacco Farm Way ( Saussy Burbank)
- 45 Serenity Hill Circle (M/I Homes)
- 502 Bennett Mountain Trace (ForeverHome)
- 23 Sagebrush Trail (ForeverHome)
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., April 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Briar Chapel, a new home community in Chapel Hill, NC, announced today that seven of its homes will be featured in the annual Green Home Tour, taking place this weekend and next, April 13-14 and 20-21. The tour offers Triangle-area residents a fun, free way to learn about green technology and design trends while enjoying the beautiful April weather. As an active member of the Chapel Hill community, Briar Chapel is a gold-level sponsor of the Green Home Tour. Held by the Homebuilders Association of Durham, Orange and Chatham Counties, the tour showcases newly built, green-certified homes in the Triangle area, allowing the public to see cutting-edge renewable energy and green building practices at work. This year's Green Home Tour uses the MyHomeFound app to guide participants, displaying images and information of each home. Briar Chapel is owned in a joint venture between NORTH AMERICA SEKISUI HOUSE, LLC ( NASH), the US business unit and full subsidiary of SEKISUI HOUSE, Ltd, Japan's largest homebuilder and leading diversified developer, and Newland Real Estate Group, LLC, whose development business, Newland Communities, is the master developer of the community. It is one of 30 assets the NASH- Newland partnership manages together in 11 states across the US. Featuring the most homes in any master-planned community on this year's Green Home Tour, Briar Chapel is showcasing these seven green homes:


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Agenda for the afternoon: wander Union Square/downtown and do some shopping and sight-seeing. Our hotel could not have been in a more perfect location for these activities! As soon as we stepped outside our hotel doors, we were already in the thick of things...shops this way, shops that way, Chinatown over there, Union Square just steps away...let's go!
We quickly learned how to navigate downtown and it turned out to be pretty easy! Didn't get lost once!! We needed some fuel to get us going though, so we made a quick stop at a cool diner for burgers - they were SO good! Just what we needed to keep us going for the afternoon. We wandered up and down the streets, checking out all kinds of stores...from trinkets to Chanel, San Fran really has it all
Our seats for Game #2 were a far cry from the oustanding "big deal" seats we had for Game #1, but in AT&T Park there really isn't a bad seat in the house! We snacked on sweet potato fries and nachos and settled in for the game, but quickly found we couldn't sit still - must've still been in "sight seeing" mode from the afternoon
A quick jaunt back to our hotel and we were totally pooped out from Day 2. Better rest up for tomorrow's adventure: Fisherman's Wharf and a night tour of Alcatraz!!


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Last week we played Glamorgan in a 40-over match that was also used as an occasion to remember our team-mate and close friend Tom Maynard, who tragicallydied in June.
To be honest — with the exception of the days immediately after his passing — it was the most emotional experience we've had to go through as a team since he died.
There had been a fair amount of build-up to the game and it was seen by us as a squad as another way of saying goodbye to Tommy.
Coming out to play at The Oval was amazingly difficult, especially after the club showed a montage of Tom's career before the game on the big screen and we had watched his father, Matthew, come onto the outfield alongside the other cyclists who had pedalled 180 miles in two days from Cardiff, where Tom was born. During the CB40 game I thought the crowd were absolutely brilliant. They really got into the spirit of the game and supported both teams equally as well as raising a huge amount of money that will go to great use and help Tom's name live on.
If there is any sort of positive to come out of the situation it's that the two teams have grown very close together.
There were friendships and bonds made on Tuesday that will last for the rest of people's lives.
I'd be lying if we said it was the be all and end all but the two points we got from winning did mean that we still had everything to play for at Taunton yesterday.
We needed to beat Somerset and hope other results went our way. Sadly, though, the game was rained off after four overs.
It was not an ideal situation and very disappointing but we can look back at a few games earlier in the season where we didn't play so well — and a few other ones that were rained off.
We can't afford to dwell on it, however, as we have three massive games in the County Championship still to play, including this week at Somerset, which starts today.Although Jade Dernbach has gone to play for England, we've got Kevin Pietersen and Stuart Meaker back available again.
Both guys are potential match winners and to have players of
that calibre available at the business end of the season is a massive boost for the club.
Writing on the morning of the first day, the weather is looking better and we're all excited about four more hard days of cricket.
Surrey are at home to Notts in the LV= County Championship from September 4-7. Play starts at 11am
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Hello All,
I'm currently in the market for a new 05+ Odyssey (probably 2006+ just to avoid the first year jitters). I have searched for a while on this forum and came up with the following differences between the years. I was hoping someone could doublecheck and add in any features that I may have missed (or delete some features that may be wrong).
New Tranny (from Ridgeline)
Telescopeing steering
Lazy susan deleted from all but the touring model
New cupholders on second row seat
Coin holder added
Windhshield washer dispensors became black instead of body colored
Programmable Door Locks (EX-L +)
Third Row Seat Became Vinyl
Bluetooth on EX-L and Touring (option)
4 way power passenger seat (std exl n touring)
Rearview camera (std exl now)
Memory linked mirror/reverse gear tilt down (touring)
New storage bin in plus one seat (EX, EXL touring)
3 zone auto climate control (EX, EX-L)
New VCM
XM Radio (EX-L)
Auxillary Audio Port Added, new MP3 compatable CD player
PAX system became optional (Touring, US Only)
New poweroutlet @ the back
Bluetooth availible on EX-L w/ Navi
Power tailgate on EX-L or higher
Am I missing anything?
From the list at the moment i'm thinking I should try to stick to 2007+ EX-L (and 08 if I can find a good deal). Any comments?


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There is perhaps no other musical ensemble more consistently and closely associated with
the history and tradition of European classical music than the Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra. In the course of its 171-year history, the musicians of this most prominent
orchestra of the capital city of music have been an integral part of a musical epoch
that-thanks to an abundance of gifted composers and interpreters-must certainly be regarded
as unique. Additionally, the Vienna Philharmonic's extensive touring schedule, prolific
recordings, and global television broadcasts allow the orchestra's artistry to be
experienced around the world.
The orchestra's close association with this rich musical history is best illustrated by
the statements of countless preeminent musical personalities of the past. Wagner described
the orchestra as being one of the most outstanding in the world; Bruckner called it "the
most superior musical association"; Brahms counted himself a "friend and admirer"; Gustav
Mahler claimed to be joined together with the orchestra through "the bonds of musical art";
and Richard Strauss summarized these sentiments by saying, "All praise of the Vienna
Philharmonic reveals itself as understatement."
The Vienna State Opera Orchestra holds a special relationship with the private association
known as the Vienna Philharmonic. In accordance with Philharmonic statutes, only a member
of the Vienna State Opera Orchestra can become a member of the Vienna Philharmonic. The
engagement in the Vienna State Opera Orchestra provides the musicians a financial stability
that would be impossible to attain without relinquishing their autonomy to private or
corporate sponsors. Over the course of more than one and a half centuries, this chosen path
of democratic self-administration has experienced slight modifications, but has never been
substantially altered. The foremost ruling body of the organization is the orchestra
The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra's mission is to communicate the humanitarian message of
music into the daily lives and consciousness of its listeners. For more than a decade, the
orchestra has been giving benefit concerts in support of humanitarian causes around the
world, and since 1999, makes an annual donation of 100,000 Euros from its New Year's
concert to a variety of international charitable organizations. In 2005, the orchestra was
named Goodwill Ambassador for the World Health Organization. As of November 2008, Rolex is
the worldwide presenting sponsor of the Vienna Philharmonic. The musicians endeavor to
implement the motto with which Ludwig van Beethoven, whose symphonic works served as a
catalyst for the creation of the orchestra, prefaced his Missa solemnis: "From the
heart, to the heart."
One of today's most celebrated conductors, Franz Welser-Möst leads two of the world's
great cultural institutions as music director of The Cleveland Orchestra and general music
director of the Vienna State Opera.
The 2012-2013 season marks his 11th year in Cleveland, and in 2008 his contract was
extended until the orchestra's centennial year in 2018. With The Cleveland Orchestra, he
has built close relationships with Carnegie Hall, Vienna's Musikverein, and the Lucerne
Festival. Recent seasons have also included residencies at the Salzburg Festival and at
Suntory Hall in Tokyo. Since 2007, Mr. Welser-Möst and the orchestra have held an annual
residency in Miami, and in 2011, they began a biennial residency at the Lincoln Center
Since 2010, Mr. Welser-Möst has served as general music director of the Vienna State
Opera. His long partnership with the company has included an acclaimed new production of
Wagner's Ring cycle with director Sven-Eric Bechtolf and critically praised
new productions of Hindemith's Cardillac, Janáček's Katya
Kabanová and From the House of the Dead, and Verdi's Don Carlo.
In 2012-2013, he leads, among other performances, new productions of Ariadne auf
Naxos and Tristan und Isolde, and a reprise of the
Ring cycle.
As a guest conductor, Mr. Welser-Möst enjoys an exceptionally close and productive
relationship with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2013, he had the honor of leading
the orchestra's celebrated New Year's Day Concert for the second time in three years, and
the CD recording of his appearance in 2011 has reached double-platinum sales
status. He has also performed with the orchestra at the Salzburg and Lucerne
festivals, the BBC Proms, Suntory Hall, in the Sommernacht concert on the grounds of
Schönbrunn Palace, and on a regular basis in the orchestra's subscription series at the
Mr. Welser-Möst has guest-conducted all the leading orchestras in Europe and the US. He
was music director of the London Philharmonic Orchestra from 1990 to 1996, and led the
orchestra and ensemble of the Zurich Opera as general music director from 1995 to 2008.
A native of Upper Austria, former Vienna Boys Choir member Herbert Lippert is one of the
most sought-after tenors of our time. The first conductors to recognize his talent were Sir
Georg Solti and Wolfgang Sawallisch, with whom he performed in various recordings of works
such as Die Schöpfung, Don Giovanni, and Die Meistersinger von
Nürnberg. In 1997, Mr. Lippert won a Grammy Award for his performance in the role of
David in Die Meistersinger under the baton of Sir Georg Solti.
Mr. Lippert has performed frequently on the operatic stage and in concert with the Vienna
Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as in operettas with a specially formed group of musicians
from the orchestra (Herbert Lippert and his Philharmonic Friends). He has also had
tremendous success in song repertoire and has performed in recitals with Wolfgang
Sawallisch and Maurizio Pollini.
Highlights of Mr. Lippert's 2013-2014 season will include recordings and concerts with
Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Fabio Luisi, and Franz Welser-Möst. Engaged as a soloist since 2010
by the Vienna State Opera, his 2013-2014 roles will include Florestan (Fidelio),
Erik (Der fliegender Holländer), Eisenstein (Die
Fledermaus), Drum Major (Wozzeck), Narraboth (Salome), Froh (Das
Rheingold), and Matteo (Arabella) under the batons of Mr. Welser-Möst, Peter
Schneider, and Christian Thielemann.


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Drywall screwgun
Can anyone recommend a drywall screwgun? Do you simply use a screw gun, or is one dedicated to drywall?
In the 80's we used and swore by Milwaukee brand Drywall Screw guns. We have used makita, as well as others.
Recently, we have been using Dewalt brand Drywall screw guns (for the last 15 years).
We have some of those screwguns (currently over 10 years old) that are still going strong after HEAVY and VERY abusive use.
Thanks, What do you think of the senco collated models? I'm far from a pro, doing my own home.....if the quality is there in the tool, then I might save alot of effort with pre-loaded screws (you know how the friends and family help. fades away after awhile)
So for a homeowner, who may or may not have help, I guess my best bet is to rent a lift so I have free hands, and use a gun you recommended
I found it wasn't very usefull for walls though...
I have used Makita and nothing else. I like the makita a lot. It really depends on how much drywalling you are going to do. If you are going to do a lot, then picking up a gun like the dewalt that Atlantic mentioned is good, but If you are doing very little and don't anticipate doing much more for a while, you may want to consider just grabbing a drywall bit for your current screw gun. They work fine for small projects and you can get package for like $4.
AMEN on the lift saving your back for future use (like walking upright).
Senco's drywall gun is the best Ive ever used. Really saves time if you don't do it everyday like me.
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Property Location
Located in Shenzhen (Bao'an), Hengfeng Haiyue International Hotel is close to Anbao Gymnasium and Juhao Golf. This 4.5-star hotel is within the vicinity of BaoAn KeJiGuan and Zhongshan Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 266 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages and body treatments. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a health club, an outdoor pool, and an outdoor tennis court. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a hair salon.
Enjoy a meal at one of the hotel's dining establishments, which include 3 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Breakfast is available for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-in. Planning an event in Shenzhen? This hotel has 8070 square feet (750 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and a meeting room.
Hotel Facilities
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- One meeting room
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- Roll-in shower
- 24-hour business center
- Wedding services
- Year Built 2003
- Free WiFi
- Fitness facilities
- Designated smoking areas
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Express check-out
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- Elevator/lift
- Outdoor tennis court
- Conference space size (meters) - 750
- Full-service spa
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (feet) - 8070
- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Total number of rooms - 266
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- Number of meeting rooms - 6
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- Number of floors - 3
- Barbecue grill(s)
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Cyndi MacMillan's current projects include three children's book series. Her "life as a writer' blogs can be read at https://cyndimacmillan.wordpress.com/ Three of her poems have been published in Room magazine, issue 49.4, This Body's Maps, https://roommagazine.com/issues/bodys-map Two poems have been published in the Prairie Journal ( Issue 67)http://www.prairiejournal.org/subscribe.html Other poems can be found in Fieldstone Review, Issue 2015 http://www.fieldstonereview.usask.ca/article.php?article=167, Grain Magazine, issue 42.4, Summer 2015, Passed Signs/New Fields http://www.grainmagazine.ca/424 , The Steel Chisel, April 2016, http://www.thesteelchisel.ca/april2016_07.html. The Centrifugal Eye, Spring 2016, the Unformed issue http://www.centrifugaleye.com/ . She participated in the 20 Poem Challenge at The Ekphrastic Review: Writing and Art on Art and Writing, and twelve of her poems have been published by the journal.http://www.ekphrastic.net/apps/search?q=Cyndi+MacMillan.
Her fiction has appeared in local newspapers and has won contests. Her short story, Missed Steps, is forthcoming in the Windsor Review. She enjoys reading literary journals, and she is actively pursuing further publication within their glossy covers while writing chapter books and early middle readers.
Poetry soup is a friendly forum which enables people from around the world to share their writing. It has some great resources and provides a nice space for people to connect.
Cyndi lives in a small town in Ontario with her husband, young daughter and far too many books.
Sofonisba Anguissola was a woman artist from the fifteenth/sixteenth century. Born into nobility, she is one of the few women painters of this time who was not the daughter of an established master. Her works are... to me... beautiful, filled with emotion, feminine perspective and they represent the power of a woman's love, the strength found in nurturing.Her depictions of the Virgin and child openly show a loving bond and there is such warmth to her work. The maternal aspects of certain works should resonate with mothers of today... there is something so universal and timeless about these masterpieces. Her portraits of women seem to capture moods, personas. So, for this contest, I would like you to write a CONTEMPORARY SONNET on any painting by Sofonisba Anguissola (or on the artist, herself).
I only ask that you leave me a brief note under your poem with either the painting's title or an indication of what 'birthed' your verse.. ;)So, here are some of her paintings. However, if you find another ONE OF HER PAINTINGS which inspires you, feel free to use it (but REMEMBER, include a note below your sonnet with the painting's title, please, please and thank you.)Sites about this artist:http://employees.oneonta.edu/farberas/arth/arth200/artist/sofonisba.htm
Many contemporary sonnets utilize a great deal of enjambment and place punctuation wherever/however the poet sees fit. Syllable count between lines may diverge slightly, say 9-13 syllables, though I have even seen today's sonneteers vary their line lengths drastically. Rhyme schemes vary or may seem without pattern or consistency. Near, off, slant rhyme is oven used. There is still a volta, though it may come later than the traditional ninth line. Check out these sites for more info on Contemporary sonnetshttp://theformalist.evansville.edu/nemerovwinners.htm
(real winning, published modern sonnets... see for yourself... sonnets live and breathe) http://www.cortlandreview.com/features/06/december/barnstone_e.html
(Published recognized and award winning poets)http://www.robertpeake.com/archives/336-Tactics-For-Contemporary-Sonnets.html
Hope that all helped. So go medievally modern, turn a phrase and see what comes of blending the old and new. Have fun or go bust! Love yas!
Blesséd cheek worships Holy cheek, the Son is adored with a tender touch, a gentle gaze,the Madonna, as all mothers, left undoneby life's greatest gift, every sacred phase. How soft His suckle, how hallowed His cries,those first words astounded, lightened her heart,within His warm eyes she watched the sun rise,though stars sang sad lullabies, Heaven's concert. Soon, too soon, will come tremendous sorrowfor the Lamb that she swaddled will one day bleed,but Jesus just smiles, says, Fear not tomorrow,Love will provide all the courage we need.Mary, raised by her own, forever awedthat her arms had once rocked the Grace of God.


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June 19, 2012. COAT founding organization of the National Organization for the Deaf (NAD) scored a giant leap forward in Internet accessibility via a recent ruling in Massaschusetts regarding captioning of Netflix. Here below is NAD's Press Release:
Federal District Court in Massachusetts First in Country to Hold that the Americans with Disabilities Act Applies to Website-Only Businesses
Judge Denies Netflixs Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings and Allows Disability Civil Rights Case, National Association of the Deaf, et al. v. Netflix, Case No. 3:11-cv-30168, to Move Forward
The National Association of the Deaf (NAD), the nations premier civil rights organization of deaf and hard of hearing individuals, won a major victory today when Judge Ponsor denied defendant Netflixs Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings seeking dismissal of the case. The District Court of Massachusetts is the first court in the country to hold that the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) applies to website-only businesses. The underlying lawsuit alleges that Netflix violates the ADA by failing to provide closed captioning on most of its Watch Instantly programming streamed on the Internet, thereby denying equal access to the deaf and hard of hearing community.
Netflix argued that the ADA applies only to physical places and therefore could not apply to website-only businesses like Netflixs Watch Instantly streaming service. Judge Ponsor denied the motion, stating that it would be irrational to conclude that: places of public accommodation are limited to actual physical structures In a society in which business is increasingly conducted online, excluding businesses that sell services through the Internet from the ADA would run afoul of the purposes of the ADA and would severely frustrate Congresss intent that individuals with disabilities fully enjoy the goods, services, privileges and advantages, available indiscriminately to other members of the general public. Moreover, Judge Ponsor stated that the fact that the ADA does not include web-based services as a specific example of a public accommodation is irrelevant since such web-based services did not exist when the ADA was passed in 1990 and because the legislative history of the ADA makes clear that Congress intended the ADA to adapt to changes in technology.
The Disability Rights Education and Defense Funds Directing Attorney, Arlene Mayerson, stated: By recognizing that web-sites are covered by the ADA, the court has ensured that the ADA stays relevant as much of our society moves from Main Street to the Internet. Netflix's argument that the neighborhood video store is covered by the ADA, but it, with its over 20 million subscribers, is not, was soundly rejected by the Court.
This victory ensures that the ADA will continue to be a powerful force in our rapidly changing lives, protecting our right to equal access on the Internet, said NAD President Bobbie Beth Scoggins. Netflixs flat-out refusal to fully serve our community simply because it is an Internet-based business is unacceptable. Leaving millions of deaf and hard of hearing consumers without equal access is not an option.
"This legal ruling is a major decision that ensures the ADA remains current with this technological age and makes it possible for deaf and hard of hearing people and people with disabilities to have full access to the same programs and services available to everyone else," said NAD CEO Howard Rosenblum.
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Esther Vergeer of the Netherlands said she's retiring as a professional wheelchair tennis player after winning 470 straight matches during the last 10 years and a total of 169 tournament championships.
Vergeer, 31, won all 21 of the sport's Grand Slam singles events she entered in an 18-year career and four gold medals in the Paralympic Games. Her final defeat came against Daniela di Toro in Sydney in 2003.
She announced the retirement on Twitter and confirmed it while unveiling her biography in Rotterdam, where she's the tournament director of this week's ABN AMRO world wheelchair tennis tournament.
"I'm hugely proud of my performances, my titles, and can look back on my career with a great feeling," Vergeer said in a statement on the International Tennis Federation website. "Keeping going would not add anything. I want to do more work with my foundation and get more disabled children in action."
Pakistan squash player Jahangir Khan is the only professional athlete known to have a longer winning streak than Vergeer, with 555 consecutive victories between 1981 and 1986, the ITF said.
"Esther Vergeer is a tremendous ambassador not only for tennis but also for disability sports," ITF President Francesco Ricci Bitti said in a statement. "She is an inspiration."
Vergeer was 8 when she lost the use of her legs following surgery to repair a life-threatening spinal defect. She started to play wheelchair tennis at 12, according to the WTA Tour, and went on to compile a 700-25 record as a professional.
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In the last 10 years, Vergeer won 120 consecutive tournaments and faced just one match point during that stretch, against Korie Homan in the final at the 2008 Paralympics in Beijing. Vergeer spent 668 weeks as the No. 1 player in the world.
Vergeer also won 158 doubles titles, including 23 of the 26 Grand Slam tournaments she entered, along with three gold medals in doubles at the Paralympic Games.
"Beyond the statistics, she has served as an inspiration for generations of not just tennis players, but women of all ages," said Stacey Allaster, chief executive officer of the WTA women's tennis tour. "Esther, like the WTA's founder Billie Jean King, shares the clear vision about the potential that women not only have in sport, but in society. And she delivered this motivating message every time she stepped on the court."
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The industries that David C. Boyd regulates tend to fly under the radar until a crisis like the tsunami in Japan arises.
When a tsunami wiped out the electricity at the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in March, the resulting crisis in Japan caused many Americans to worry and ask: Could that happen here? It is a question Minnesota Public Utilities Commissioner David C. Boyd has been asked repeatedly.
"We're all getting [questions] from our friends and family," he says. "It's natural and reasonable, and [I have] no qualms about trying to engage the dialogue."
Originally a chemistry professor at the University of St. Thomas in Saint Paul, Boyd applied to finish out the term of an outgoing utility commissioner in 2007. Boyd says that the industries he and his colleagues regulate—electricity, natural gas and telecommunications—tend to fly under the radar until a crisis like Fukushima arises. As chair of a national committee on nuclear issues, Boyd's role is to help his fellow state commissioners stay informed and connect them to nuclear experts and resources.
Recently Boyd co-moderated a webinar panel on the status of the Fukushima accident for several of his colleagues. He doesn't expect the questions or conversations to subside anytime soon. "I'm reasonably sure that at [the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners' (NARUC)] summer meeting, the issues of Japan will become a fairly hot topic of conversation," he says.
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The five-door Spark will test America's appetites for small car life with a starting price of just $12,995 (*including delivery) when it arrives in Chevrolet showrooms later this year. Available in a trio of trims, the lineup will start with the well-equipped LS model that includes a whopping 10 airbags, air conditioning, power windows, OnStar and 15-inch alloys.
Stepping up to the 1LT trim will cost $14,495, but it adds an audio system with seven-inch color touchscreen, USB connectivity and satellite radio. Additional features include keyless entry, power mirrors, cruise control, Bluetooth ("for select phones") and mundane items like visor mirrors and floor mats. The range-topping 2LT ($15,795) will be distinguished by a unique set of 15-inch wheels, sportier body-color fascias, fog lamps and additional exterior brightwork. Inside, heated, leatherette-covered seats and a leather-wrapped wheel spruce up the cabin.
Regardless of which trim spec is selected, buyers will find a 1.2-liter Ecotec four-cylinder underhood, and a five-speed manual is standard equipment, though a four-speed automatic can be substituted for $925.
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Mini car comes in three trim levels starting at $12,995 including destination
DETROIT – Chevrolet is taking the guesswork out of the car-buying process with a new, simpler approach to pricing and packaging for the 2013 Spark. When the mini car goes on sale later this year, Spark will be available in three well-equipped trim levels starting at $12,995 including destination.
Spark is a sporty, fuel-efficient, four-passenger, five-door hatch designed to excite first-time car buyers and city dwellers with bold styling, attention-grabbing colors – including Salsa, Jalapeno, Denim, Lemonade and Techno Pink – engaging driving dynamics, the personalized connectivity of MyLink, and the safety of 10 standard air bags.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 30-- Rodeph Shalom Synagogue was the setting at noon today for the marriage of Miss Nela Rubinstein Mann, daughter of Fredric R. Mann Director of Commerce here, and Mrs. Mann, to Jerome Robert Richter.
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