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Zumba Kids Jr (Ages 4-6) - Unlimited Sports Action
Through May 19, 2014 - Port Washington
Zumba® Kids Jr. classes are a dance 'n' play party for lil' feet where pint-sized party animals get silly, dream big, and begin their journey to a healthy future. This program is where 4- to 6-year-olds just let loose and be themselves – little bundles of natural energy that are endlessly curious about new sounds and experiences! Here they can socialize, move to age-appropriate music and play games with other kids. Classes run Mondays (10 sessions) through May 19.
Tiny Tots - Live Animals - Center for Science Teaching and Learning
May 19, 2014 - Rockville Centre
CSTL's Tiny Tots program is held Mondays and Thursdays throughout the school year. Tiny Tots is a 1 1/2hr workshop for toddlers, ages 18 months to 3. Each week brings with it new themes, and with each new theme come new activities that both delight and educate at every turn.
Writing Group - Barnes and Noble -Carle Place
May 19, 2014 - Carle Place
Feel inspired to write? Join other writers who are seasoned or just beginning. Share tips, ideas, skills.
Story TIme & Mommy Time - Parents R Talking
May 19, 2014 - Mineola
This interactive program encourages responsible and interactive listening and thinking skills. It is also a time for adults to socialize. In the span of 45 mins, up to 2 stories will be (actively) read with props, to encourage appropriate interaction by the children. After the stories adult and child will have a chance to play and interact. Moms are encouraged to bring along snacks for their children and themselves. Registration required.
Spring Story Time - Franklin Square Public Library
May 19, 2014 - Franklin Square
Children 18-24 months with a caretaker will enjoy listening to delightful stories.
Active Parenting Now - Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County
May 19, 2014 - Riverhead
This video-based parent education program helps parents of 5-12 year old children learn new skills in communication, problem-solving and conflict resolution using the principles of the Active Parent. Educator: Tim Jahn. This is a 3-part series. The other nights are May 12 and May 19. To register visit signupgenius.com/go/10C0848AAA82DA4FF2-spring.
College Students Can Blow Off Some Steam at Bounce! at Discounted Rates Every Week - Bounce! Trampoline Sports
Through May 28, 2014 - Syosset
Bounce! Trampoline Sports hosts Wild Wednesdays every week from 7–9pm for college students. The special event night offers college students a chance to have some fun and reduce their homework stress at discounted rates. College students only need to show their ID and they will pay just $10.00 for the first hour and $5.00 for the second hour.
Admission includes trampoline dodgeball, slam dunk basketball, open jump time and foam pit jumping as well as volleyball (not on the trampolines).
Jump and Lunch - Laser Bounce
Through May 30, 2014 - Levittown
Come for a fun time. Admission to Open Bounce is valid Monday-Friday but excludes school holidays. Get free tokens and a choice of lunch.
Outdoor Sculpture Biennial - Adelphi University
Through May 31, 2014 - Garden City
See the work of 10 skilled sculptors located throughout the scenic 75-acre arboretum on the Garden City campus.
This outdoor installation showcases the talents of Miggy Buck (NY), John Clement (NY), Maria Hall (NY), Ed Haugevik (NY), William King (NY), Anti Liu (NY), Johnny Poux (NY), Kim Radochia (MA), Christopher Saucedo (NY), and Hans Van de Bovenkamp (NY). Works of art encompass use of various materials-steel, bronze, aluminum, concrete and reflective mirrors. These man-made creations are transposed into poetic visual narrations.
The exhibition runs through May 31, 2014.
Kids Music Round: Free Demo - Kids Music Round at Small World Connect
Through May 31, 2014 - Manhasset
Well-structured music play spawns lifelong thinking skills. Maximize your child's early potential by calling Kids Music Round at Small World Connect to schedule your FREE Demo class. Classes run through May 31.
Free Trial Class: Spanish - Language Workshop for Children-Manhasset
Through May 31, 2014 - Manhasset
Capture your child's prime time to learn a new language. Call The Language Workshop for Children for a FREE trial. Classes, Camps, Preschools, 6M-3Y. French, Spanish, Chinese, Italian.
Open House - Crestwood Country Day Camp & School Open House
Through June 15, 2014 - Melville
Come and see what Crestwood has to offer children ages 2-15 for summer camp and school. Tour the 15 acres, meet the directors, and have your kids play on the playgrounds. Saturdays and Sundays, February 1-June 15, 2014.
Big Apple Circus: Luminocity - Cunningham Park
Through June 15, 2014 - Fresh Meadows
Now in its 36th Season, the Circus celebrates the vitality of life at the city epicenter, the Crossroads of the World! Catch all the verve, the high-spirits and racing-pulse thrills of the World's Greatest Circus Artists in one ring under our intimate Big Top, where no seat is more than 50 feet from ringside!
Saturday Respite - Theresa Academy of Performing Arts
Through June 21, 2014 - Lido Beach
Saturday Respite program runs each Saturday and students have a snack and participate three of the following activities: yoga, dance, drama, drumming, art, cooking, or music.
Students range in age and work with a 1-on-1 volunteer to guide and support the student. Students with special needs and typically developing students are welcome. Please RSVP at email@example.com.
Kidtastic Kids Social Experience - Kidtastic Kids
Through June 30, 2014 - Farmingville
The Kidtastic Kids Social Experience is designed for children with special needs, social needs, or children who are having a hard time making friends. Programs are broken down by each child's needs and individuality. Call or check the website for more information. Jan 1-June 2014.
Create Dance Center - Zumba Fitness
Through June 30, 2014 - Amityville
A great calorie-burning, Latin-inspired, cardiovascular work-out. Work out at your own intensity-perfect for beginners.Tuesdays, January 7-June 30.
Special Needs Classes - Create Dance Center
Through June 30, 2014 - Amityville
Classes focus on social interaction, following directions, imitation skills, gross motor movement and dance techniques. Small classes with extra support. All taught by a NY State Certified Special Education teacher. For more information call or e-mail at email@example.com. Classes: Wednesdays (8 and under), Thursdays (13 and older), Fridays (8 and older and 5 and under), Saturdays (8 and older). January 2-June 30, 2014.
Tour of Kenwal Day Camp - Kenwal Day Camp
Through June 30, 2014 - Melville
Call to set up a personal tour of the camp and learn about the activities available for children ages 3-15. Saturdays and Sundays through June 30, 2014.
Moving Forward-Creating A Vision Workshop - Life Coaching For Women
Through July 31, 2014 - Bellmore
Gather your girlfriends together or come by yourself, for this fun and interactive workshop that will leave you feeling motivated and empowered to create the life that you want. There are reasons why most women find it difficult to move forward towards a goal. During this workshop you will become aware of exactly what it is that's holding you back, and see what you can do to make changes in order for you to move forward. Creating a clear vision as to what you want allows you to keep your focus and achieve your goal. Refreshments will be served.
Conducted in Bellmore office or host a party at home.
Contact for more details. 631-988-4001
Affirmation Cards Workshop - Life Coaching For Women
Through July 31, 2014 - Bellmore
Enjoy light refreshments as you are creating your very own unique affirmation cards. What is an affirmation? Affirmations are personal, short, powerful words or statements that create a shift in the way you think. Affirmations are uplifting and encouraging! They create a change on any negative perceptions you have. The more you affirm what you like and want for yourself, the more your mind is going to accept it. As your thoughts begin to change, your vision begins to change, and your actions begin to change. Get ready for positive changes to happen. Gather your girlfriends or come alone for this ongoing workshop. Contact email@example.com.
Creating a Vision Board Workshop - Life Coaching For Women
Through July 31, 2014 - Bellmore
Interior designers use a similar board to create visions of what they want a certain room to look and feel like. Today, more and more women are creating vision boards for the exact same reasons, except for their own lives! A vision board helps you create your life by having a vision of what YOU WANT in front of you every single day! They are fun, powerful tools, and the more you add to your board, the more likely you are to make it all happen! The sky is the limit. Call or contact
email@example.com, or visit the website.
Don Resnick: Essence of Place - Hofstra University Museum, Emily Lowe Gallery
Through August 15, 2014 - Hempstead
Throughout his career, Don Resnick built an international reputation as a fine Long Island artist devoted to conveying the beauty of land, sea, and sky. This exclusive exhibition, curated for the Hofstra University Museum by its associate director of exhibitions and collections Karen T. Albert, features Resnick's landscape paintings, drawings, watercolors, and sketchbooks while highlighting his interest in and commitment to preserving the natural environment.
Bethpage Federal Credit Union Global Explorations at the HUM: The Great Art Caper - Hofstra University Museum, David Filderman Gallery
Through August 29, 2014 - Hempstead
Join your guide, Detective Art. E. Fact, at the David Filderman Gallery to uncover clues to help solve a mystery in the exhibition 'Spirit and Identity: Melanesian Works from the Hofstra University Museum Collections.' This original exhibition showcases, for the first time, an extraordinary aspect of the HUM collections, offering a range of ethnographic artworks and objects created by members of the distinct regional communities of the South Pacific. Works feature ancestral figures, ceremonial masks, warrior shields, and ritualized practical objects crafted from natural materials.
Sculpture Art Caper and Exploration Activity - Hofstra University Museum, Emily Lowe Gallery
Through September 30, 2014 - Hempstead
Adults and children can explore the outdoor sculpture collection on Hofstra's beautiful campus with activity-filled animal, shapes or people-themed HUM Sculpture Exploration Backpacks or by solving an Art Caper mystery in which they unravel the clues found in the sculpture collection. Activity materials may be picked up at the Emily Lowe Gallery during museum hours (see website for current hours).
Bethpage Federal Credit Union Global Explorer - Hofstra University Museum, Emily Lowe Gallery
Through September 30, 2014 - Hempstead
Children ages 6 and up and their families can explore and discover the beauty of the world's cultures using activity-filled backpacks that enhance experiences with authentic objects from the Hofstra University Museum's collections. While exploring specific works displayed in the David Filderman Gallery, children create their own keepsake artworks inspired by the art and cultures they discover. Families may pick up the backpacks at the Emily Lowe Gallery during museum hours (see website for current hours).
Penguin Encounter - Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center
Through December 31, 2015 - Riverhead
Imagine a close-up meeting with an African penguin ? a 45-minute interactive experience where children ages 5 and up and adults go behind the scenes and learn how animal experts care for these playful birds. You'll see the inner workings of the Penguin Pavilion exhibit,learn how staff cares for the exhibit's residents and enter the Penguin Preschool to meet the penguins. Reserve your spot at firstname.lastname@example.com. Year-round.
Behind-the-Scenes Tours - Long Island Aquarium and Exhibition Center
Through December 31, 2016 - Riverhead
Go behind-the-scenes and see firsthand all that's involved in creating a home for the aquatic residents, including helping to feed the clownfish. Takes place daily, year-round.
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Ashlee Simpson + Evan Ross Are Engaged [PHOTO]
Ashlee Simpson, little sis of Jessica Simpson and ex-wife of and baby mama to Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy, is getting hitched again. She is now engaged to her boyfriend Evan Ross.
Ashlee Simpson, little sis of Jessica Simpson and ex-wife of and baby mama to Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy, is getting hitched again. She is now engaged to her boyfriend Evan Ross.
Three weeks ago, a snippet of Ashlee Simpson's newest single 'Bat for a Heart' found its way on the web, and we scooped it up faster than a newly single member of One Direction. But now the song is here in its entirety!
When news broke that Jessica and Ashlee Simpson's parents Tina and Joe were divorcing after 34 years of marriage, it threw everyone for a curveball. But when allegations of Joe Simpson coming out as gay surfaced, and that he was rumored to be dating a 21-year-old model, things really got interesting.
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WATCH BRITNEY SPEARS GIVE FAN A LAP DANCE: It appears BRITNEY SPEARS was inspired by one of RIHANNA's recent stage antics because at her L.A. show last night she gave one lucky male fan an on-stage lap dance
CELEBRITY SPLITSVILLE; ASHLEE SIMPSON: The New York Times' Page Six is reporting Pappa Joe Simpson tried to time the news of AHSLEE SIMPSON'S divorce from PETE WENTZ to coincide with LINDSAY LOHAN'S court appearance, hoping it'd get lost in the shuffle.
LADY GAGA SAYS MADONNA IS COOL WITH 'BORN THIS WAY': LADY GAGA has responded to the accusations that her new song rips off MADONNA'S "Express Yourself".
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LOHAN LUNACY: 1.) Lindsay Lohan was formally charged with felony grand theft yesterday for allegedly stealing a 25-hundred-dollar necklace from a Venice, California jewelry store -- and the judge used the opportunity to lecture her in court.
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IT'S ON! EVA LONGORIA FILES FOR DIVORCE: Turns out the rumors on the internets were right on ... EVA LONGORIA officially filed for divorce from TONY PARKER yesterday. The only reason she gives in her divorce papers is the usual "irreconcilable differences". (--Eva is asking for spousal support and also notes there's a prenup. She didn't mention any details, though)
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Ban on smoking begins Friday
June 29, 2005
The city of Steamboat Springs does not expect many fireworks when smoking is snuffed out in public places this weekend.
On Friday, the city's smoking ban goes into effect. The ban, which was passed by the City Council on May 17, prohibits smoking in restaurants, bars, outdoor amphitheaters and workplaces.
City Public Safety Director J.D. Hays said the police department will not be patrolling for smoking-ban violations this weekend. Instead, the city hopes the public will help enforce the ban by telling smokers where they are not allowed to light up.
"Most people will reasonably comply, and those that don't will be the ones to end up dealing with us," Hays said. "We are not going to be the smoking Nazis."
Police Capt. Joel Rae said that if officers see someone smoking, they will inform them about the smoking ban and will not ticket them. Only those who refuse to comply with the ordinance will be ticketed.
"We are going to be pretty liberal in our approach, not too hard-handed about it, mostly giving warnings. It will be more of an education and information (process) for the first few weeks," Rae said.
The ordinance allows smoking in private residences and vehicles. Smoking is allowed in public parks, too, but smokers must be at least 25 feet from play-ground equipment. Smoking is not allowed near city ball fields, outdoor concerts and the rodeo grounds.
The smoking ban also requires smokers to stand at least 10 feet from entrances to smoke-free buildings.
"We are not going to walk around with tape measures," Rae said about that portion of the ordinance. "It is something if it is an obvious violation — still from an education standpoint — we would say please be 10 feet away from the main entrance."
Fines have not been set for smoking violations. City Clerk Julie Jordan said Municipal Court Judge Paul Sachs would assign a fine for violations. Until then, a violation of the smoking ordinance would be the same as other municipal code violations, with a fine ranging from zero to $999.
Jordan said the city has done a comprehensive education campaign in the past month, including radio and newspaper advertisements, letters to restaurant and bar owners and faxes to all businesses on the Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association's member list.
"We felt we took a proactive approach in all segments of the community," Jordan said.
The city also purchased 200 "Thank you for not smoking" signs that businesses can get for free. Under the city ordinance, all businesses must have signs that indicate the building is a nonsmoking area.
Jordan said that, in retrospect, the sign requirement seems a bit excessive, and the council will look at an amendment in the next month that would exempt it for businesses where smoking does not typically occur.
"We are trying to come up with a balance, because over a period of time, people will realize the community is a smoke-free environment," Jordan said. "There are typical places that you don't smoke, such as medical offices. For us to say no-smoking signs (should go there), may be a little (overboard)."
Jordan said the number of phone calls and e-mails she received from people supporting the smoking ordinance far outnumbered those who wanted the issue to be taken to the voters.
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Rylands 3 Sandbach United 2
RYLANDS bagged their first win of the Cheshire League season by beating Sandbach United to remain unbeaten in the top flight this season.
Joel Brownhill, Dave Tierney and Kris Bell were on target for the hosts, but newly-promoted Sandbach set up a nervy finish with Connor Sutton twice replying.
Chris Brown's early shot was comfortably saved by Anthony Marshall in the Sandbach goal, but Rylands broke the deadlock on 14 minutes when Brownhill finished from the edge of the box.
Moments later, Alex Lowe drove a shot wide when well placed and Bell headed wide in a good opening period for Rylands.
However, the visitors were awarded a penalty on 28 minutes when Ryan Duffy committed a foul in the box, but Sutton's spot kick came back off the post.
Sandbach drew level before the break when Sutton beat Andy Moor with a low angled drive.
Bell and Brownhill both fired wide after the interval, but on 57 minutes Duffy played an angled through ball for Tierney to open his account for the club with a well taken finish at the far post.
The hosts increased their advantage seven minutes later when Bell finished smartly following a fine flowing move involving Kay Ajayi, Michael Southern and Brownhill.
Sandbach hit back with another Sutton penalty, but Rylands hung on for the win.
Rylands Reserves enjoyed a 2-1 win over their Greenalls PSO counterparts.
Debutant Dylan Glass broke the deadlock for Greenalls, but after Rylands had levelled it was Nathan Clements who popped up with the winner.


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An observant mortal once said, "one can judge a man by the company he keeps." Having cavorted with some of the most intriguing people on the planet Murray Valeriano is just the man to pay careful attention to. Did I happen to mention he is a brilliant comedian, writer, and human sponge? This Tennessee native and preacher's son found his comedy calling in sunny California and soon began a successful writing career. Murray has written for networks like Comedy Central, VH1, E!, and MTV. Murray has also performed standup everywhere you can imagine and has opened for heavy hitters like Christopher Titus, George Lopez, Kevin Nealon, Kevin Pollack, and more. This captivating fellow possesses a remarkable wealth of pop culture knowledge and experience and it shines through on his popular "Roadstories" podcast. Once you stick a bunch of hilarious comics in room to talk comedy war stories it is simply magical. Remember all that talk about the company a man keeps? Judge away. You will be glad you did.
Serial Optimist: Hi Murray! You have a firm grasp of music history. Is there a genre of music that you just despise and why?
Murray Valeriano: Hi SO!
I really do love all kinds of music. Even the genres I don't particularly care for, I can usually find something that I like. If I had to choose my least favorite, I guess it would be Christian Rock. I think the message has a lot to do with it. Christian Rock is always so positive and happy. Who wants that in music??? I want my music to be my vent for the feelings I can't handle: heartbreak, anger, and frustration. I can handle happiness. I think. I'll let you know when I find it.
Although, it would be an interesting experiment to give a Christian rocker a bag of heroin and a guitar and see what he comes up with.
SO: Wouldn't that be a sight to behold! You got your start at the Icehouse in Pasadena, California. How did that come about? Was it an open mic?
Murray: I had just moved to California and I wanted to get into comedy. I auditioned for a sketch show that was going to be in the Ice House Annex (that was their amateur room, now it's called Stage 2 and it's a great room.) Well, the director of that show pissed off the booker and she fired him and told me I was welcome to stay. So, I would show up to the club on Friday and Saturday nights not on the schedule, but they would throw me on stage to do improv or fill in on a sketch or do a quick stand up set.
One Friday, the booker saw a 3 man show I did and asked if we could do a sketch show the following Friday. We said of course. We met at one of the guy's houses that Thursday night and came up with a bunch of stuff for Friday. After that show, the booker asked if we would be the regular Friday and Saturday night show for a while. That lasted almost 2 years. 4 to 8 shows a week.
SO: That is quite the fortuitous turn of events. What was your trigger to enter the comedy world? Did growing up the son of a preacher push you in the direction of comedy?
Murray: I always wanted to be a comedian. I don't think being the son of a preacher made me think "I have to do comedy." It mostly just made me think, "I gotta get the fuck out of here!"
SO: I don't blame you. You've done your fair share of comedy touring. What are some of your favorite venues to perform at? Can you recant a particularly strange night performing stand-up?
Murray: The Improv is my favorite chain of clubs in the country. They know how to run a show and they treat the comics AND the audience with respect.
One of the strangest nights of comedy happened to me recently. I was asked to do a corporate at a club. They told me that the company was having an induction party. They would do their ceremony for an hour, and then me and the other comic would go on. Cool.
I walk into the showroom and two midgets wave metal detectors over me and yell 'He's clear!" One of them was dressed as a leprechaun, he called himself Don the Leprechaun and the other looked exactly like CeeLo Green, but called himself 48 Cent or something and kept yelling, "I'm short change!"
The company's idea of an induction ceremony was their attempt at a roast. They got their inductees on stage and just insulted them and their spouses with no humor involved whatsoever. But, since everybody, and I mean everybody, was extremely drunk, nobody cared.
This one-hour ceremony went on for 2 hours. I told the manager I was leaving. He asked me to do him a personal favor and just do 5 minutes so it would cover his ass. Since I really like this club and this guy, I said OK.
The sound guy attempted to introduce me, but nobody heard him. I pushed my way on stage. Nobody was sitting down. They were all standing up doing shots and ordering more drinks.
I get to the stage where Don the Leprechaun and 48 Cent are having a sword fight with toy light sabers. I break it up and grab the mic.
I start talking and nobody even notices I'm there. I'm yelling at them to get their attention then all of the sudden I get pelted with something. I look down and Don the Leprechaun and 48 Cent are chucking chocolate gold coins at me.
I pick up a handful and chuck them back. They throw more. I throw more. This is not in good fun. They are pissed and I am pissed. Then this guy walks on stage with 2 shots of tequila, sets them on the stool and grabs the mic out of my hand. He starts to say something, but I grabbed the mic and tell him to get the fuck off my stage and he just stood there. I shoot his two shots of tequila, tell everybody to suck it, drop the mic and walked off.
The club gave me an extra hundred bucks that night.
SO: HOLY YELLOW BRICK ROAD! Wish I could see THAT on YouTube. Hilarious. Where do you stand on clubs vs. alt venues? In your opinion, does one need to be proficient at both to be considered a well-rounded comic?
Murray: I like comedy clubs. I always have. There's even a small part of me that wishes people could still smoke in them. A small part.
I also like performing in the alt venues, rock clubs and theaters. Just not a Starbucks. There was a show in a Starbucks here in town and I was like, this is where I draw the line.
As far as being a well-rounded comedian, I think you just need to be a good comedian. If you look at the guys who started the alt scene, they were working comedians first. They knew the rules and how to break them. By the way, I think it's hysterical that there are classes on how to be an alternative comedian.
Murray At The Ice House
SO: That is a hoot. Did you jump from NJ to New York to Los Angeles directly or did you have some hops in-between? What do you enjoy most about living in Los Angeles?
Murray: I pretty much came right to Los Angeles. I love it. Everybody says it's one of the few places you can go to the beach and go skiing in the same day. I should point out that everybody says that, but nobody ever does it.
SO: Ain't that the truth. By your own admission you've "written for just about every network on basic cable." What are some of the rewards and drawbacks writing for television?
Murray: I don't know if there are really any drawbacks to writing in television. Every once in a while you'll get an executive who got into TV because they were tired of being a lawyer. They are the ones who usually tell a room full of writers and comedians what's funny and what isn't.
I have been fortunate to work with the same group of people for the last few years on different shows. We've all become really good friends. So, that is just one of the rewards of writing in TV, working with your friends.
SO: Nice perk! You wrote for one of the first shows to combine Internet and television, MTV's "Web-Riot." Where do you see television programming of this nature heading? What do you think might be the next big wave of original TV content?
Murray: Who knows what the next big wave of television is going to be? If you know that, you could make a lot of money. Right now, "clip shows" are all the rage. They're cheap, easy to produce and the Internet is an endless supply of content for these shows. Like all other genres, that trend will fade and the next thing will come along. I did meet with a guy who is doing interactive webisodes. You sign in and when the main character gets a text, you get the text on your phone, or if he gets a phone call, you get the phone call. It's pretty cool. I'm curious to see if that takes off.
SO: That does sound intriguing. You've been a frequent guest on Jackie Kashian's Dork Forest podcast. On the program you've exercised your music knowledge quite successfully. What drew you to music in the first place? Did you ever have opportunities to be in a band?
Murray: Did I ever play in a band?? Perhaps you've heard of Bitch Pad? Or the Frank Westin Project? You haven't? I guess you haven't been hanging out in my living room or the rent-by-the-hour rehearsal space in Van Nuys.
I've played in bands on and off since high school. All for fun, no real pursuits of being a rock star.
SO: On Dork Forest you've also mentioned your hobby of surfing. When did you learn to surf and what's been your most frightening experience in the water?
Murray: At the risk of sounding like every cliché surf character in every movie, it's more than a hobby.
I've been surfing for about 12 or 13 years now. I've been pretty lucky. I haven't had that many frightening experiences in the water. Being held under by the waves is a given, so once you're good with that, it's not that scary. The first great white shark I saw was pretty intense. It was about 9 or 10 feet long. It came up between me and my friend (about 2 feet away from me) but it bumped her board, not mine, so she's got a better story.
SO: Gulp. On the subject of podcasts, you also host your own Roadstories podcast. On the show you talk to comedians about their experiences on and off the stage. What episode has stirred up the most attention from your fans? Any guest you are just itching to have on the podcast?
Murray: I've been really fortunate to have some of the best comedians working as guests. Doug Benson, Chris Hardwick, Maria Bamford, Kyle Kinane, Orny Adams, Greg Behrehndt, Graham Elwood. They all have their own unique experiences and stories. I pretty much get whomever I ask. Although, there's one old school comic who I wanted to get on the show, so I sent him a (probably drunken) message on Facebook. I don't know him personally, so it was a complete out of the blue email. This was the exchange:
ME: Hey, I'm a big fan. I host the Roadstories podcast. I would consider it a thrill and an honor if you would be a guest on the show.
COMIC: Thanks!
ME: So, does that mean you will do it?
I never heard from him again.
The one story that stands out to me is from Chris Fairbanks. His first time on the show he told a story about being roofied by a dude and waking up in his hotel room with the guy standing over him. It was so intense and uncomfortable when he told it, but then he said something so funny at the end that we all lost it. It's a great episode and it got a lot of attention.
SO: Dang! No words. I haven't watched MTV since they played music videos continuously. Remember those days? Which brings me to another show you've written for, "Ridiculousness". The program examines viral videos similar to "Tosh.0" and "Web Soup". But unlike those shows "Ridiculousness" does not show dangerous stunts and has a lot more celebs guests. What have been some of your favorite clips? How long does it take to write an episode?
Murray: I have written over one hundred episodes of clip shows and I have to say, I don't have any favorite clips. However, I am intrigued by certain trends going around the Internet. For example, launching a bottle rocket out of yours or your friend's butt crack. Spoiler alert, it never works.
What happens is you drop your pants, bend over and your friend puts the bottle rocket in your butt, lights it and runs. The reason is doesn't work is, when the bottle rocket ignites and the sparks shoot out, they burn your butt and your butt cheeks tense up, clenching the bottle rocket and keeping it from taking off and it blows up in your ass. That's right; take that Tom Brokaw and your so-called Greatest Generation! We're shooting bottle rockets out of our asses!
SO: Butt cheeks just clenched around the world. As the year-end draws near do you have any resolutions for 2013? What's next career-wise?
Murray: 2013 should be a fun year. Ill be hitting the road, probably writing more jokes about people lighting bottle rockets out of their butts and more Roadstories podcasts.
It looks like I will be doing the NY Podcast festival in January. I have a lot of great New York comics lined up. I'm looking forward to that.
SO: Sounds like a full schedule! We can't wait to be party to your stories and stand-up in the New Year.
SO Note: Follow Murray on Twitter @murrayv and keep up with him on the road at murrayvaleriano.com. Also, be sure to catch his "Road Stories" podcast here.


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After introducing the callers, Sales and Communications Coordinator James Viscardi kicked off the call by asking Hickman about his experience working on the book.
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Ah great, any way to change it in the current release ?
Best thing would be to give the option imho :) maybe something nice for the
next 2.23 beta ?
-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan De Graeve [mailto:Jonathan dot DeGraeve at imelda dot be]
Sent: woensdag 26 juli 2006 19:03
To: m0n0wall dash dev at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: RE: [m0n0wall-dev] Captive portal Radius using CHAP instead of PAP
Thats definitely possible. It was in my original code but left out because I
didn't program a choice :)
Van: Jurgen van Vliet [mailto:jurgenvv at xs4all dot nl]
Verzonden: wo 26/07/2006 17:54
Aan: m0n0wall dash dev at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Onderwerp: [m0n0wall-dev] Captive portal Radius using CHAP instead of PAP
Hi people,
Going a bit back in time, referring to this discussion on the devlist in may
2004 ( http://m0n0.ch/wall/list-dev/showmsg.php?id=1/15
<https://webvpn.imelda.be/http/m0n0.ch/wall/list-dev/showmsg.php?id=1/15> )
Currently the CP only uses PAP authentication. Personally I am more worried
about plaintext passwords over the internet (or local network) then storing
it in mysql on a reasonably secure host.
Thus my question : Is it possible to implement the choice for CHAP or PAP in
the captive portal radius authentication ?
Of course within a reasonable effort and not needing to rewrite the entire
radius code :)
With kind regards,
Jurgen van Vliet
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The best regular season in Florida Atlantic history only led to disappointment in the postseason.
The Owls lost their opening game in the Sun Belt Conference tournament, relegating them to a bid in the NIT when they were hoping to reach the NCAA Tournament. Then Florida Atlantic was routed at Miami in the first round of the NIT.
The pair of late-season losses ended the winningest season in Florida Atlantic's Division I history.
"(I feel) sad, obviously," Florida Atlantic senior Brett Royster told FAUOwlAccess.com. "It's been a long four years, but to end it knowing where this program is going makes me a little bit happier. The future's bright for this team.
"To know that I got to be a part of it, I feel privileged to know these guys."
After racking up 21 wins during the regular season and capturing their first outright Sun Belt regular season championship, Florida Atlantic fizzled with a one-and-done performance in the Sun Belt tourney, losing by 14 points to North Texas in the quarterfinals at Hot Springs, Ark.
Florida Atlantic was the team to beat all season in Sun Belt play, starting the league schedule at 8-0 and leading wire-to-wire in coach Mike Jarvis' third season on campus.
But a 36-point performance by North Texas' Tristan Thompson -- including a 20-for-20 performance at the foul line -- ended any hopes of the school's second-ever NCAA Tournament bid.
The Owls earned an automatic bid to the NIT with their regular-season title, but no one on the Florida Atlantic campus was thinking about that after the loss.
"I wish we would have also acquitted ourselves a lot better than we did, but you can't get outrebounded the way that we did. You can't miss as many free throws as we did," Jarvis said. "You have to take care of business; they did, we didn't. I give them all the credit in the world."
In the NIT, the Owls were no match for Miami, losing 85-62.
"If you're going to beat an ACC team that's a good ACC team -- and they are -- you have to play incredibly well," Jarvis told FAUOwlAccess.com. "You can't miss eight free throws, and you can't be outrebounded by eight and you can't have a minus-2 assist-to-turnover ratio."
The future is still bright in Owl country, as Jarvis has completely resurrected the program.
But the massive letdown in Hot Springs and in the NIT will be something the fledgling Owls likely won't forget for a long, long while.
--Sophomore guard Ray Taylor, who stands 5-foot-6, emerged as the league's top point guard this season. Taylor averaged 11.7 points per game to go along with 4 assists per contest to earn a first-team nod on the All-Sun Belt team.
--After his team ran through the league with hardly any speed bumps this season, third-year coach Mike Jarvis was honored as the Sun Belt's Coach of the Year. Jarvis led Florida Atlantic to its first-ever outright regular-season Sun Belt title.
FINAL RECORD: 21-11, 13-3, first in Sun Belt East
2010-11 SEASON RECAP: There were plenty of expectations surrounding the Florida Atlantic program entering the 2010-11 regular season, and the upstart Owls never disappointed.
Florida Atlantic breezed through the Sun Belt during the regular season, starting out 8-0 before eventually riding a 13-3 record to its first-ever outright SBC title.
The Owls also secured a few national-profile wins this season, knocking off Mississippi State and South Florida. Florida Atlantic came very close to doing the same to Florida, giving the Gators an early-season fight before eventually falling by 13 in Gainesville.
But everything turned sour in the postseason, when the Owls blew their chance of a second-ever NCAA Tournament bid with an opening-game loss in the Sun Belt tournament. They then lost their NIT opener.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "It's going to show a lot about our character. We have to regroup, and we still have the opportunity to represent Florida Atlantic and the Sun Belt in the NIT. So we have to come and be ready to play better. This is going to sting forever, but you still have that opportunity ahead of you to represent. We still have those goals." -- Sophomore G Greg Gantt, after Florida Atlantic was eliminated from the Sun Belt Conference tournament. The Owls didn't fare any better in the NIT, falling 85-62 at Miami.
THE GOOD NEWS: For the second consecutive season, Florida Atlantic brings basically everyone back for next year. The point guard duo of Ray Taylor and Alex Tucker was the best one-two punch in the Sun Belt this season, and both those players return next year. Also returning is forward Kore White and leading scorer Greg Gantt. The only player Florida Atlantic has to replace is Brett Royster, a big-time shot-blocker. Outside of that, though, coach Mike Jarvis has brought new life into a once dead program, and the future is definitely bright.
THE BAD NEWS: Florida Atlantic will have to replace the Sun Belt's all-time leading shot-blocker and defensive player of the year, Brett Royster. The team will also have to deal with the sting of a disappointing postseason, and the giant bull's-eye of being the team to beat in the Sun Belt next season -- a feeling Florida Atlantic basketball has never known.
KEY RETURNEES: The core of the past two Florida Atlantic teams will remain intact, as point guard Ray Taylor will be an odds-on favorite to be the Sun Belt's Preseason Player of the Year. Guard Greg Gantt has led the team in scoring for the past two years, and guard Alex Tucker was one of the surprises this season in terms of overall floor efficiency. Big man Kore White will also provide a 6-foot-8 inside presence for the deep Owls.
--Senior F Brett Royster led the Sun Belt Conference in field-goal percentage, hitting .599 from the floor. No one else came close, as runner-up Kendrick Hogans of North Texas finished at .574.
--Junior G Alex Tucker placed second in the conference in assists at 4.3 per game. Only two other Sun Belt players averaged at least four assists per game, Troy's Will Weathers (6.6) and Tucker's Florida Atlantic teammate, Ray Tucker (4.0). Tucker also tied for the league lead with a ratio of 2.2 assists per turnover.


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Section 1114 of the National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2002 (Public Law 107-107) amended the limitations on premium pay in § 5547 of titles, United States Code. One change was the addition of a new authority to apply an annual limitation, rather than a biweekly limitation, for work critical to the mission of the agency. The effective date of this amendment was May 5, 2002. On April 19, 2002, the Office of Personnel Management issued interim regulations, amending part 550 of title 5, Code of Federal Regulations (5 CFR 550), to accommodate the changes required by section 1114.
The new authority to waive application of the biweekly limitation on premium pay to employees performing work critical to the agency, under 5 CFR 550.106(b), as amended, is delegated to officials who exercise personnel appointing authority (normally the head of an installation or activity). When the biweekly limitation is waived, the employees will be subject to an annual limitation on premium pay. A change to DoDD 1400.25-M, Civilian Personnel Manual, Subchapter 550, is in process to incorporate this change.
Section 1114 also changed the limitation on premium pay and the treatment of law enforcement officer's pay. The limitation is now the greater of the maximum payable for GS-l5 (including any applicable locality pay adjustment or special salary rate) or the rate for Executive Schedule level V. The Defense Finance and Accounting Service is revising the Defense Civilian Pay System to accommodate these changes.


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West Valley City Kevin Colley, Utah Grizzlies coach and director of hockey operations, announced today that the team has acquired defenseman Brett Motherwell and a player to be named later from the Cincinnati Cyclones in exchange for the rights to Dylan Hunter.
Motherwell, 24, split last season between Cincinnati and the AHL's Bridgeport Sound Tigers before ultimately winning the ECHL's Kelly Cup as a member of the Cyclones. Motherwell spent training camp with Utah last year, but was released as a salary cap casualty prior to the season.
The Boston College product was named the league's plus performer in February by totaling a plus-14
Motherwell totaled a plus-17 and 28 points (two goals and 26 assists) in 48 games for Cincinnati in 2009-10. The Illinois native finished second in the ECHL among defensemen during the playoffs with one goal and ten assists for 11 points in 18 games. In 17 games with Bridgeport, Motherwell had nine points. He has also logged AHL time in Syracuse and Providence during his career, which started in 2007-2008 with two goals and 14 assists for 16 points with Syracuse in 48 games.
"Brett will help anchor our power play and bring championship experience back to Utah," Colley said. "This is our second trade this offseason that brings more quality talent to Utah in exchange for players that we never expected to see again. We will always look to make the most of the rights to the players that we own."
The Grizzlies also expect to receive a top caliber forward from Cincinnati sometime between now and the 2011 ECHL All-Star Break. Utah issued a qualifying offer to Dylan Hunter on July 1, but have long expected him to earn an AHL contract for this upcoming season. This trade is a result of AHL interest being drawn to him and that team's desire to have his ECHL rights in a location closer to them.
The Grizzlies open the 2010-2011 season Oct. 15 in Alaska. The home opener is Oct. 22, when Utah welcomes Bakersfield to Maverik Center for a 7:05 p.m. start. Season ticket packages starting at $7 a game for seven games are available through the Grizzlies corporate office by calling (801) 988-8000. Visit www.utahgrizzlies.com for more information.


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Duration: 31m, 19s, Starring Alan Csorba, Zoltan Kiraly
After a scintillating game of cards, a good-looking young man goes to the bathroom to recover. It's tiring and stressful work playing high-stakes card games and this guy needs some relief. Just as he has taken his cock out, another young man walks into the room, casting a lustful glance at the impressive cock. Soon the guys are kissing passionately and rubbing their pricks together, and then the new man drops to his knees to suck the first guy's prick. This turns in to some hardcore ass licking and gay anal sex in the bathroom, with the other players merely feet away through the bathroom door. That doesn't stop these guys!
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Duration: 26m, 20s, Starring Michal Lukes, Pavel Ondek, Vit Pokorny
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Duration: 18m, 39s, Starring Michal Pokorny, Vit Pokorny
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Cool Image: Making the Ribosome Move
Jamie Cate and John Tainer • Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
This is the first atomic-resolution image of the protein-building ribosome bound to the protein that controls its motion, EF-G (center of the picture). Using high-energy protein crystallography, researchers obtained the pair's structure and used it to learn that EF-G moves the ribosome by reshaping itself after interacting with an energy-carrying molecule. EF-G 's reconfiguration allows the ribosome to manipulate mRNA and tRNA, two molecules needed for protein building in the cell. The finding could lead to better antibiotics that interfere with the ribosome's movement in bacteria and kills them. Read more.
A New Tool to Check Sugar Consumption
Diane O'Brien and Bert Boyer • University of Alaska Fairbanks
Scientists have found a biomarker that can be used to measure a person's sugar consumption. Corn and sugarcane, which are among the most prominent sources of sugars, have unique ratios of two forms of carbon, carbon-12 and carbon-13, that persist in people after they consume sugars made from the plants. Scientists can estimate the amount of sugar intake by looking for those unique ratios in a small hair or blood sample. The new method can be used to calibrate and increase the accuracy of other measurements of sugar consumption as well as aid other diet-related research.
Caption: A new method measures sugar consumption from a hair or blood sample.
How a Genetic Disease Makes Itself More Likely to Pass from Father to Child
Norman Arnheim • University of Southern California
About 1 in 2,000 children are born with Noonan syndrome, a genetic disease associated with short stature, congenital heart defects and a unique craniofacial structure. Scientists have found why the disorder is more common than expected in children of older dads. Changes in one of the genes for Noonan syndrome give affected stem cells in the fathers' testes an advantage over other stem cells. As a result, the stem cells and sperm carrying these mutations are found in higher numbers than usual in the testes of older men, increasing the likelihood that they will produce children with Noonan syndrome. This finding may lead to a better understanding of this disorder and others that occur more often in the children of older fathers. Read more...
This work also was supported by NIH's National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.
Caption: Stem cells in the testes of older men are more likely to carry a mutation for Noonan syndrome.
Who Benefits from Breast Cancer Prevention Drugs? These Genes Might Tell
James Ingle • Mayo Clinic
Researchers matched two gene variations previously unconnected to breast cancer with a positive response to long-term cancer prevention treatment using tamoxifen or raloxifene. Both medications are sometimes given to women who are at high risk of breast cancer, but the drugs can have side effects, including blood clots and increased risk of endometrial cancers. The variants are present in or nearby to genes that affect expression of the gene BRCA1, which is strongly associated with the development of breast cancer. Women with the beneficial version of the two variants were more than 5 times less likely than other high-risk individuals to get cancer while taking tamoxifen or raloxifene. The results could enable doctors to better predict who will benefit from treatment to prevent breast cancer. Read more...
This work also was supported by NIH's National Cancer Institute.
Caption: Two gene variants previously unrelated to breast cancer can help predict the effectiveness of two drugs used to prevent the disease in high-risk individuals.
Switching Off Muscular Dystrophy
Matthew Disney • The Scripps Research Institute, Florida Campus
A group of compounds can switch off the genes responsible for adult-onset muscular dystrophy. This is one of the first times scientists have been able to turn off a genetic, hereditary disease. Chemists screened more than 300,000 small molecules from a previous NIH-funded study and isolated compounds that bind to and inhibit an RNA complex critical to the disease's progression. When other scientists on the team introduced the compounds into in vitro muscle tissue affected by the disease, the RNA complex did not form, allowing the damage to the muscle cells to be reversed. The small molecules will serve as a tool for studies on muscular dystrophy and investigations into their use as potential disease treatments. Read more...
This work also was supported by NIH's National Cancer Institute, National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases and National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
Caption: A group of compounds can switch off the gene for an adult-onset form of muscular dystrophy.
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Entries for this year's Orphanage Cup are now being accepted.
The ever-popular competition, which is a fixture in the Blackburn and Darwen football calendar, sees the final once again played at Ewood Park on Friday, May 17.
To enter, email the competition secretary Tom Tatham on his new email address, which is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Meamnwhile, the AGM is scheduled for Thursday, March 14, at Furthergate WMC.


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Aural Habilitation Concentration (AHC)
Graduate students in the Department of Audiology and Speech may apply to pursue a concentration in the area of Aural Habilitation. Application materials may be obtained in the department main office. Please note that not all applicants will necessarily be admitted into the concentration.
Students in the Aural Habilitation Concentration must complete of 6 hours of graduate level courses in audiology, language and/or aural habilitation. Courses taken for the concentration will count as elective credits toward their degree. Students may select courses from the following options:
For Speech-Language Pathology (MS) students:
- ASP 585 Cochlear Implants
- ASP 593 Independent Study in Aural Habilitation
- ASP 594 Advanced Aural Habilitation
- ASP 605 Speech Perception and Hearing Impairment
- An approved course in Deaf Education
For Audiology (AuD) students:
- ASP 561 Child Language Disorders
- ASP 563 Language Disorders: Birth to Three
- ASP 593 Independent Study in Child Language Disorders
- ASP 661 Advanced Seminar: Child Language Disorders
- An approved course in Deaf Education
Selection and scheduling of academic courses will be approved and monitored by the student's academic advisor. Completion of all requirements for the AH will approved by the staff in Child Hearing Services (CHS) and documented in the student's Program of Study by their faculty advisor. Completion of all AH Concentration requirements must be verified by approval signatures from the academic advisor and CHS staff on the student's Completion of Concentration form which will be placed in the student's department file.
The Aural Habilitation Concentration also requires three (3) semesters of clinical practicum in treatment with children who have hearing-impairments, totaling a minimum of 130 clock hours. These clock hours must be completed with a variety* of treatment experiences. At least 100 of the clock hours must be supervised by the clinical staff in CHS. All practicum within the concentration must be approved by the staff of CHS.
*Approved experiences include, but are not limited to:
- Group and individual treatment
- Children with cochlear implants
- Children with varying degrees of hearing loss
- Children varying in age (0-3, 3-5, & school age)
- Speech, language, & auditory skill assessment
- Formal and informal assessment of hearing aids, FM systems, and cochlear implant functioning
- Participation in a minimum of one Individual Family Service Plan or M-Team meeting or Professional Collaboration/Consulting Session.
In addition to the clinical experiences available within CHS, arrangements have been made with a number of outside facilities in which practicum experience can be gained. General information concerning operating rules, client populations, or other restrictions for specific clinical areas is included in the Clinical Policy and Procedures Manual. All students should have a copy of this manual and be familiar with its content.
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If Web 2.0 meant the flourishing of social media, Web 3.0 will consist of the use of social platforms to support individuals sharing goods and services with one another: That's the main argument of a report from the industry research firm Altimeter Group in the lead-up to the LeWeb conference this week that focuses on the so-called collaborative economy.
"Customers are not just using social technologies to share their activities, opinions, and media, but also to share goods and services," write report authors Jeremiah Owyang and Chris Silva, analysts with Altimeter Group.
Companies such as SideCar, RelayRide, Airbnb and TaskRabbit use social networks to build trust between users. They also capitalize on mobile computing and the growing technical support for person-to-person payments.
Venture investors have shown great interest in this type of businesses, showering collaborative economy startups with more than $2 billion in funding, according to the Altimeter report. An average startup brings in $29 million.
The new form of consumption has the potential to dramatically affect the economy. For instance, high-price items that get only periodic use, such as cars, electronics and travel services, may shrink their sales numbers, affecting everything from auto parts makers and electronics manufacturers to software providers and hotels. Some companies may be lose their market niche altogether, if their primary role is to connect supply and demand for a fee.
On the other hand, collaborative consumption creates a wide new playing field for marketers to reach more consumers by generating word-of-mouth marketing.
Of course, how it all shakes out will also depend on how regulators handle the new sharing-focused business models, how the overall economy fares, and how the winds blow for venture investments.
SocialTimes will be reporting from the LeWeb conference on the collaborate economy, so stay tuned.


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Girls win Vail tourney
May 24, 2005
The Steamboat Springs girls lacrosse team wrapped up its season with three wins at a tournament in Vail during the weekend.
"It was successful, and we are all looking forward to next year," Sailors coach Kevin Nerney said.
Steamboat played Breckenridge, Vail and Eagle County. All three teams are on the verge of becoming varsity programs.
"We will have a Western Slope League next year," Nerney said.
The development of programs closer to Steamboat ensures shorter road trips for the Sailors, who frequently have to travel to the Denver- and Boulder-area to play games.
Next season, Nerney said he is going to reach out to girls in South Routt, Hayden and Moffat County to gauge their interest in the sport.
Without any official programs at those schools, the girls are welcome to practice and play in Steamboat.


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Toyota is recalling around 75,000 cars in the UK due to a possible steering fault.
The recall involves certain Avensis and Corolla models from July 2001 to March 2009 and for some Prius models from July 2003 to April 2009.
Toyota is recalling 2.77 million vehicles around the world - 1.51 million vehicles in its native Japan and 1.25 million vehicles abroad.
The carmaker said no accidents have been reported related.
Toyota GB said today: "On certain Avensis, Corolla and Prius models there is a possibility of an issue with a component in the steering system, prompting a knocking or rattling and possibly a reduction in steering response.
"In such circumstances, the vehicle will remain safe to drive.
"There have been nine reported cases of this issue in Europe and no reports of any associated accidents."
Last month, Toyota had a recall for faulty power-window switches.


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Monday, August 24, 2009
churning out miles
total miles: 56.15
time spent running: ~ 8 hours 18 minutes
avg hr: 158.00
avg pace: 8:51/mile (avg temp: 80.17*)
off days: 1 (easing back into the swing)
i kind of wanted to jump right back into the 60+ mpw groove but i didn't think 11mpw to 60 was a great idea. clearly i did a great job of holding back and "only" did 56... that's way different than 60. my new garmin and shades may or may not have put an extra bounce in my step.
after getting over the nausea at the beginning of the week i felt fine for the remainder of the week's runs. i took thursday off and did some weights for the first time in months. i then walked around like a 90 year old man for the rest of the week and took a good 10-minute shuffle warm-up at the start of my runs. other than the doms, i felt pretty good.
friday (8/21) pm run: 8 miles, 1:11:50 (avg pace 8:58), avg hr (156), 77*
verrry stiff and sore legs shuffling through this run
saturday (8/22) mid-day run: 8.8 miles, 1:18:16 (avg pace 8:53), avg hr (147), 72*
slightly less stiff and sore but not by much
sunday's long run was, well, another story. my body felt ok - legs had a little lingering soreness but were otherwise fine. i was running slow splits from the start but assumed maybe i was just a little tired after practically taking last week off. the weather seemed ok, 72* partly-cloudy and semi-humid but it's definitely been a lot worse so i didn't think it was a factor. i took a sip of water at each mile for the first hour and then refilled my bottle with raspberry gu20 (the predecessor of gu brew, an electrolyte replacement).
the miles ticked away slowly but i figured at least i was getting in a long run and time on my feet. luckily this week's long-quality run was "just" an easy 20 miler (i might have secretly wanted 21). around mile 14 i started to feel different but i couldn't quite figure out what felt off - legs felt ok, lungs felt ok, upper-body form wasn't sucking yet. i was running through a park with fishing ponds and was tempted to stop and ask some of the picnic-ers if they had an ice cold water to share. i chickened out and stopped for some free, regular temperature water instead. i continued on my run and felt alright for another 2 miles.
before i hit mile 16, i started to feel like my vision was off or something. i could still see clearly, but it just wasn't normal (hard to explain). i was a little light-headed, but not nauseaus. because head-fuzziness just isn't enough, i rolled my left ankle ~mile 16.25, graceful. short of mile 17, i stopped and slumped over. a nice old man in his driveway nearby asked if i was ok and told me to not push it too hard when i told him i was just tired (might have been a lie). i began running again, but found myself stopping about every .30 miles. i didn't think about cutting the run short until a few stops later when i started feeling dizzy, couldn't see straight and wanted to throw up.
after puking from the meds last week, i wasn't afraid of having to do that again. i was worried about the dizziness and trouble focusing my eyes though. i took a shortcut back and still had to stop a few times to keep from falling over into the passing cars. at mile 17.97 or so, i rolled my left ankle again. nice. i stumbled into the hotel, struggled to finish off the gu20 and refilled my bottle with cool water. i slowly made my way down the hall and up the stairs, stopping a few more times to try and contain the dizziness, and promptly collapsed on the floor of the room. i wanted to take an ice bath but the desire to lay down was stronger. i showered, put forth a very shoddy stretching effort, and crawled under the covers.
unfortunately i forgot to put on my hr monitor so i don't have that data to look at and see if anything funky was going on there. i also forgot my road id, probably not the best day for that, but thankfully i made it home. perhaps it was just "one of those runs", or maybe i can (still) blame it on the meds from last week. i'm sure my diet for the past 11 days didn't help - soft foods don't have the best nutritional value. i just started eating some normal foods again thursday (veggies, rice, chicken etc.) and it is well worth spending 15 minutes flushing my wisdom holes out with a syringe.
anyway. a tough long run in the books; i'll take 18 miles. this is already the best training i've ever done for a marathon period with higher base mileage and more/longer-long runs. i'm hoping my stronger aerobic base will contribute some brownie points come race day and that some of my "speed" will decide to show up as well.
sunday (8/23) mid-day run: 18 miles, 2:46:27 (avg pace 9:14), 72*
looking back, i ran 20 miles faster than this 2 weeks ago.
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Only 56 miles? What's wrong with you? I kid, I kid. GREAT WEEK! Sorry your long run was so tough. Did you eat enough before?ReplyDelete
i think you're a champ for getting in 18 out of the 20 miles so soon after the surgery! sorry to hear it didn't go so well, though. i'm sure it'll be better next time when you've had more time to recover, eat real foods, etc.ReplyDelete
I'm glad you made it back. It sounds like low blood sugar if you want my purely non-medical opinion. I had this happen to me once during an erg workout. The exact same symptoms right down to the fuzzy vision. I managed to stuble over toa couch before I passed out. Two Lipton Brisks later (full of sugar carbs) I was okay again. It was strange though.ReplyDelete
And even though I couldn't stop by on Saturday - happy birthday CTK! Yours is one of the blogs that gets a religious reading.
Yikes! That definitely sounds weird/scary. Good call heading back when you did and stopping when you needed to. You still got some great mileage for your long run and for the week! Hopefully that was just a 'blip' and you'll be rocking another 20-miler next time.ReplyDelete
Geez - be careful out there!ReplyDelete
So you ran your 20 faster than that 2 wks ago. You also ran your 18 faster than I can run 10mi :)
ugh that sounds awful; sorry it didn't go the way you wanted but I'm so glad you made it back safely. I definitely think you can blame it on the soft food diet not to mention the major jump in miles for the week. Don't worry about it but be careful out there!!!ReplyDelete
That run concerns me.I'm not sure I've ever had that happen to me...I wonder how many calories you had before and during your run...also electrolytes and water. Maybe next time bring extra of those things. Good job on the mileage, though. Let's last week I ran...26 miles, and we won't mention the pace.ReplyDelete
No bueno girl! You got me worries about you over here! Take it easy woman! And perhaps go visit hte doc!!!ReplyDelete
I had similar symptoms at the beginning of a long run about a month ago. I stopped in a park and downed some Clif Shot bloks. The dizziness went away after that and I was able to continue on. So, I guess that would support Glenn's diagnosis.ReplyDelete
Something in the air? We both had issues with the long runs. I get the vision issues during runs and with me it is usualy nutritional (blood sugar to low). Probably this is what happens to you (headache is also a sign) since you had mostly a liquid diet due to the surgery. I bet next week's run is going to rock!!! Ana-MariaReplyDelete
Hey, sounds like a tough week. Make sure you give yourself a little more rest. It sounds like you were pretty sore and stiff, before your 18 miles on Sunday. Take a power nap, maybe even get a massage. Hope you feel tens times better! Keep it up. When is your next marathon?ReplyDelete
Nice week! I'd be milking that oral surgery for AT LEAST a month. :o)ReplyDelete
Great mileage!! What a long run! Glad you survived it!!ReplyDelete
WOW, that's excellent! You are awesome!ReplyDelete
I've only gotten to 60 mpw a couple of times in two separate training cycles each. And, man, was it hard! Looking back, I remember being exhausted and tired a lot ,and I can't believe I did it! So, respect, girl! RESPECT!
That long sounds a bit scary. Hope you haven't had any residual effects!ReplyDelete
Great week!
You're such a slacker. I can't believe you only ran 56 miles last week....I really expected better.ReplyDelete
:) Just kidding you crazy thing!
Eek! glad you went back to bed..hope you're doing better and great attitude on the 18 miler...you've already been doing so much!ReplyDelete
be well!
I LOVED Lisa Frank too!!! The best haha.ReplyDelete
I'm sorry about your tough run I think you definitely made the best decision stopping- 18 miles is still impressive and better to have trouble during a regular run than a race right?
Yikes, sounds maybe like low blood sugar to me too (that's happened to me before). Glad you were able to make it back safe to your hotel!ReplyDelete
You made the right call to turn back. You're still a superstar... !ReplyDelete
I hope you are ok and it is good you turned back! I probably would have kept trucking until I was passed out!ReplyDelete
Dang, L ... you almost wound up on somebody's obit page after that run. Gutsy, very gutsy.ReplyDelete
So glad you turned back, and am so impressed with your mileage!ReplyDelete
Way to still hit those 18 miles, sounds like it was a tough run. I still can't picture myself running 2+ hours, let alone even 1!! We'll see how I do soon..ReplyDelete
you sound really sick? I hope you feel better soonReplyDelete
oh man, be careful out there!ReplyDelete
Glad you're okay! It's always good to balance out our stubborn ambition with some good old common sense!ReplyDelete
Wow, big week after surgery, nice job! Sorry about the long run thing, but we gotta have a few tough ones every now and then I guess.ReplyDelete
I`m thinking long runs and blurred vision/nausea don`t mix. I hope it gets better from here.ReplyDelete
Glad you stopped before it got worse! You probably just haven't been able to fuel correctly after the surgery. You'll bounce back.ReplyDelete
Great week! PS Have I told you how jealous of your new garmin I am!ReplyDelete
I would be sooo happy with 56 miles!ReplyDelete
You are doing so good with your training. Sorry about the long run. Glad you made it back OK.
Yikes, I'm so glad you're okay! You were definitely really smart to cut the run short at 18. I'm betting the irregular fueling was to blame for the dizziness, but take care of yourself and listen to your body over the next week or so. Hope you feel better soon, girl!ReplyDelete
So your 18 mile run, where you were dizzy and felt like sh*t, still resulted in a 9:14 per mile pace. I hate you. I'm glad you're ok though... :-)ReplyDelete
Even when you feel crappy you are waaay faster than me. Glad you made it home ok :) I am impressed that you run so much every day!ReplyDelete


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Here are 10 things you should know for Wednesday, May 8: 1. -- U.S. stock futures were pointing to extended gains Wednesday after major indices on Tuesday again soared to record levels and as international markets rallied on positive economic reports.
2. -- The economic calendar in the U.S. Wednesday includes crude inventories at 10:30 a.m. EDT.
3. -- U.S. stocks on Tuesday gained after central banks from Australia to Japan took action to stimulate their economies. The S&P 500 rose 0.5% to close at 1,625.96. The index has climbed more than 14% this year. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.6% to 15,056.20 while the Nasdaq tacked on 0.1% to 3,396.63.
4. -- Walt Disney's ( DIS) sales and profits for the three months ended March 31 beat analysts' forecasts as the world's largest entertainment company posted growth at its television networks, film studios and amusement parks.
5. -- J.C. Penney's ( JCP) fiscal first-quarter sales fell more than Wall Street expected. The department store retailer said total sales in the quarter dropped to $2.64 billion, down 16.4% from a year earlier.
6. -- Toyota's ( TM) quarterly profit more than doubled to 313.9 billion yen ($3.2 billion) amid cost cuts and rising sales. Toyota on Wednesday said it expects profit for the year ended next March of 1.37 trillion yen ($13.8 billion), up from 962 billion yen for the year ended March 2013.
7. -- Tesla Motors ( TSLA), the electric vehicle maker, is forecast to post on Wednesday first-quarter profit of 4 cents a share on sales of almost $500 million.
8. -- Groupon ( GRPN), the daily deals Web site, is predicted by Wall Street to report quarterly earnings of 3 cents a share on revenue of $590 million.


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WACO — Getting off to a good start in the playoffs is one thing, but sustaining it proved to be something different for the Killeen Lady Kangaroos.
Despite 12 points from Shianne Johnson, the DeSoto Lady Eagles found their form and beat Killeen 53-38 in the Region I-5A bi-district playoffs at the Highlands Gym on Wednesday.
"You can never slack in a playoff game," Johnson said. "There's a lot of stuff we could have done to win."
The loss ends Killeen's season. The Lady Roos have not won a playoff game since 2010.
Sophomore guard Tia Harston added 10 points for the Lady Roos who finish the season with an 18-15 record.
The Lady Roos (18-15) were the second seed out of District 8-5A via a tiebreaker with Harker Heights and Temple.
They matched up with the third place team out of District 7-5A and the Lady Roos were jumping early.
Ceida Williams got the first points of the evening with a basket in the paint as Killeen jumped out to an 11-2 lead in the first six minutes of play as Desoto (19-10) struggled against Killeen's defense and missed its first 12 shots of the game.
"We were more relaxed, we were more focused, we were more calm so we were able to handle the ball more," senior guard Ghiniva Phillips said. "We were able to make more shots, but after that, we lost that focus."
As the first quarter came to a close, the Lady Eagles found a way to be more patient and get into the holes in the Killeen defense and score.
After Najala Howell made a pair of free throws, Desoto went on an 11-2 run and took the lead on a Chania Wright 3-pointer with 6:15 before halftime.
"When they started scoring, it took us awhile to get back in it," Johnson said.
Johnson helped the Lady Roos respond with a pair of free throws to regain the lead, but Desoto scored the final five points of the first half.
"I think the last few games we've had, we've been playing good defense and I think we had lapses this time and they were able to score off those lapses," Killeen head coach Latisha Williams said. "They got a lot of layups off those lapses."
Killeen went into halftime trailing by a single point, but saw the deficit gradually amid turnovers and fouls that put Desoto on the free-throw line.
The Lady Eagles turned six Lady Roo turnovers into six points as Killeen finished with 11 turnovers in the second half. Desoto also hit 12 of 18 free throws in the fourth quarter.
"In the second half we weren't necessarily making them make baskets, we were just putting them on the free throw line," Latisha Williams said. "They made their free throws."
Johnson's second 3-pointer of the game cut Desoto's lead to 35-29 with 7:15 remaining, but it was the closest Killeen got before a Brianna Wise drive to the basket sparked a 7-2 run.
"It's just really frustrating, especially being a senior, it's my last year," Phillips said. "I was really striving to win this game with my team because we worked so hard."
Senior Guard Chalon Anderson gave Killeen its final points of the season with a pair of free throws that came with 9.9 seconds remaining.
"(The seniors) were definitely the glue of this team," Latisha Williams said. "They always tried to stress to the younger ones how important it is to work hard every day."


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|Pre/co-requisite changes to 5610:467/567
|Submitting Dean
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|Departments Generating the Proposal
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|Proposal Last Updated
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|Effective Date
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|Brief Summary of Proposal
|Change in prerequisite/corequisite courses because 5610:441, 443, 445, and 446 have been deleted from course offerings.
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|April 20, 2004 by GS Heather Blake
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I was a child and she was a child,
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Intuit Offers QuickBooks for Newbies
Intuit QuickBooks: Simple Start Edition
If you run a small business and haven't automated your books and records because you fear it's too complicated, the just-announced QuickBooks 2005: Simple Start Edition from Intuit could be for you.
I reviewed a beta version of the $100 Simple Start desktop software; a year's subscription to the online-only version is available for the same price. The online version offers the added benefit of automatic data backup on Intuit's servers; but to maintain access to the online version, you'll have to pay about $10 per month after your first year is up.
Setup is fast and intuitive, and I finished the task in less than an hour. I liked Simple Start's user interface, which looks very much like an easy-to-understand flowchart. Even a nonaccountant can comprehend its basic concepts of "Money In" and "Money Out."
You can set up customers and create estimates and invoices. You can also create vendor accounts and track bill payments, although there's no online banking support. In addition, Simple Start provides rudimentary reports so you can monitor the bottom-line results of your business.
Intuit's target market for Simple Start is clearly service-based companies; goods-based businesses will probably find the application too limited. For example, you cannot keep track of products available for sale in inventory.
Some small businesses will chafe at the one-at-a-time user restriction and the program's lack of more-sophisticated financial reporting. However, the software does make it easy to migrate your data to a more powerful edition of QuickBooks down the road ($199 buys QuickBooks Basic).
Intuit's latest creation has many limitations, but if you're still keeping business records using pencil and paper--or even an Excel spreadsheet--Simple Start could make your bookkeeping chores dramatically more palatable.
Richard Morochove
Intuit QuickBooks 2005: Simple Start Edition
Inexpensive and easy to use, it should satisfy many small businesses; advanced users may find it too limiting.
Price when reviewed: $100
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