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Good morning from The Oval, on a closed door kind of day for President Obama.
A day after returning from a three-day bus tour of Iowa, the president has a string of private briefings and meetings; there are no public events on his schedule.
One meeting is with Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, with Syria and the Middle East likely to be topics.
Obama also huddles with Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, with the economy a likely agenda item.
The president also has lunch today with Vice President Biden, a day after defending him over the "chains" comment.
In other news:
The campaigns of President Obama and Mitt Romney have agreed to suspend ads on the 9/11 anniversary.
A group of former special operations people are attacking Obama over national security leaks.
Romney running mate Paul Ryan amended his financial disclosure forms during his vetting, reports USA TODAY's Kevin McCoy.
A deadly bacteria is killing more than 30,000 Americans a year, reports Peter Eisler of USA TODAY.
And the presidential campaign is getting notably angry.
We're trying to stay as calm as possible here at The Oval, so please follow us as we report on the president's day. Talk to you later.
David's journalism career spans three decades, including coverage of five presidential elections, the Oklahoma City bombing, the 2000 Florida presidential recount and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He has covered the White House for USA TODAY since 2005. His interests include history, politics, books, movies and college football -- not necessarily in that order. More about David
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Pizza Pancakes
I know, I know…….Pizza Pancakes?……sounds gross right?………..but hang with me, I think you'll be surprised!
I've mentioned before that we love pizza at our house, so I'm always looking for new ways to eat it, like homemade pizza rolls or grilled pizza. So the other day when I was making banana granola pancakes, I thought "why not pizza?" No, not the kind with sugar and syrup but pancakes infused with all your favorite pizza toppings , then dunk them in the pizza sauce, just like the pizza rolls.
So I beg of you, this weekend, or one crazy hectic week night, warm up the griddle, grab your favorite pizza toppings and some Bisquick, flip a stack of these pancakes and dip in warm pizza sauce! YUM!! Open a bag of Caesar salad and VIOLA! you have dinner!
Summary: A fun twist on pizza, using a basic pancakes recipe and adding favorite pizza toppings.
- 2 cups Bisquick (baking mix)
- 1 cup milk
- 2 eggs
- 3/4 cup shredded Italian (Pizza) cheese
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup chopped or mini pepperoni
- 2 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon Garlic Salt
- Pizza sauce, for dipping
- Parmesan Cheese, garnish
- Heat griddle or skillet and grease, if necessary
- In a large bowl, combine the Bisquick mix, Italian seasoning and garlic salt. Combine eggs and milk and stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. Fold in the cheeses and pepperoni.
- Pour approximately 1/4 cup onto hot griddle, cook until bubbles form on top and edges are dry. Flip and cook until golden brown.
- Cut pancakes with pizza cutter in to 4 triangles, garnish with Parmesan cheese, if desired, and serve with pizza sauce for dipping.
Variations: substitute pepperoni, for meat of choice, such as hamburger, sausage, or bacon.
Makes 10-14 pancakes.
These would freeze well, and aren't bad left over either. They'd make a great after school snack or lunch box treat too!!
More Pizza
White Pizza with Shrimp on Naan
Pizza Caprese with Garlic Focaccia Bread
Peach, Basil, Mozzarella, & Balsamic Pizza
What's your favorite way to eat pizza?
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Made by You Monday, Mouthwatering Monday, Get Your Craft on , Weekend Wrap Up Party, Pity Party

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Taking stock of the third week of games and looking ahead to Week 4.
Team of the week: Is there anything better than stomping your bitter rival in their own building? Answer: No (Well, touring the Mediterranean in your own yacht might be better, but it's close). The Utes' 54-10 crushing of BYU surely was great fun for the visiting team, particularly after the tough loss at USC. And it was meaningful because it was the first meeting between the two after Utah got invited to join the Pac-12 and BYU didn't (insert your own raspberry there, Utes fans, if you wish).
Best game: A limited choice here in a weekend of blowouts, both in Pac-12 wins and losses. We're going to go with Arizona State's 17-14 loss at Illinois. Sure, the Sun Devils lost, and they didn't play particularly well. But it was the only game that was undecided deep into the fourth quarter.
Biggest play: With 1:39 left before halftime in a tie game, Washington punted to Nebraska. Tim Marlowe called for a fair catch but muffed the catch, and the Huskies recovered. But the officials called the Huskies for interference. It one of those so clearly incorrect calls that it inspires fan suspicions -- "Hmm... Big Ten crew." Nebraska drove for a late field goal, the first three of 27 consecutive points.
[Edit note: The original post said incorrectly that the Huskies scored a TD on the muffed punt. As some have pointed out, you can't advance a muffed punt].
Offensive standout: USC quarterback Matt Barkley completed 26 of 39 passes for 324 yards for five touchdowns with no interceptions in USC's 38-17 win against Syracuse.
Defensive standout: Utah linebacker Trevor Reilly had five tackles, two sacks, three tackles for a loss and three forced fumbles in the Utes' blowout victory against BYU. He also recovered a fumble and broke up a pass.
Special teams standout: Stanford kicker Jordan Williamson was 3-for-3 on field goals at Arizona with a long of 45 yards, and he was 4 for 4 on PATs. Sure, Arizona coach Mike Stoops looked longingly at the redshirt freshman, seeing his kicker was 1 of 3 on field goals. Williamson is 6-for-6 for the season, including 2 for 2 from 40-49 yards. Honorable mention to Colorado freshman punter Darragh O'Neill who averaged 49.2 yards on six punts against Colorado State with a long of 56 and two killed inside the Colorado State 20-yard line.
Smiley face: Utah and Colorado, the conference's two newest members, took care of their nonconference business. The Utes' 54-10 road-game vivisecting of BYU was particularly impressive.
Frowny face: Arizona State is a better team that Illinois and it should have beaten Illinois. But it didn't, and there goes the national ranking. Honorable mention to the Washington defense, which was supposed to be much improved this fall, but so far hasn't been.
Thought of the week: It seemed to become clearer over the weekend that the Pac-12 North game of the year will be Oregon at Stanford, and the Pac-12 South game of the year will be Arizona State at Utah. It mostly looked that way in the preseason, but it now appears that no surprise challenger will step up in either division.
Questions for the week: Who is going to be a road warrior? Excluding Stanford, which is 2-0 on the road, the Pac-12 is 2-9 on the road so far this season. California, which is at Washington on Saturday, won at Colorado and Utah won at BYU (but lost at USC). Colorado is at Ohio State. Oregon is at Arizona. UCLA is at Oregon State. USC is at Arizona State. Good teams win on the road. Who steps up? And who falters?


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DM52 Blackstone Shoe
If you don't have some European style mixed into your wardrobe yet, this should be your first step. The DM52 Blackstone Shoe is a classic design with a unique, textural detail to it. In four neutral colors, you can choose the look best suited to you. Made of suede and rubber and features a reinforced sole to increase your shoe's lifespan.
Step into European style for about $186.


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Hometown: Nogales, AZ
School: Arizona State University
Major: Family and Human Development
On this beautiful Wednesday we have Karen Scearce as our Hopeful. Karen loves to be in the pool and splash around! Her favorite thing about college is all the amazing friends she's made and all the different outlooks people have on life. Karen enjoys doing pageants and has been doing them ever since she was a little girl. She likes the thrill that it gives her! Karen loves to go out on the weekends and have a good time when she isn't at home studying. If you want to find her on campus you can meet her at the Memorial Union seeping on a tasteful caramel frappuccino.


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TM 1800 Circuit Breaker Analyzer System
Product Announcement from Megger
Programma TM1800 Circuit Breaker Analyzer System
• Modular based design — user configurable TM1800 from nine different modules • Built in PC with CABA Local software — advanced testing with predefined breaker test plans (templates), onsite measurement view and analysis • Dual ground testing using DCM module — increased safety with both sides of breaker grounded • Fast and easy testing — Select-Connect-Inspect workflow and high level user interface • Graphical results for quick interpretation — timing and motion measurements, coil currents • USB and Ethernet communication interface — for quick back up, LAN connection and printer options • CABA Win — for advanced data analysis, database interface and common test data archive The TM1800 is the instrument platform for circuit breaker maintenance, based on more than 20 years' experience of over 4,000 delivered breaker analyzers. The modular construction makes it possible to configure the TM1800 for measurements on all known types of circuit breakers in operation in today's power world.
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 21/1/2014 (1280 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
When Winnipeggers fly anywhere around the world, they come and go in style.
James Richardson International has been named one of the 10 most-stylish airports in the world by Fodor's Travel, New York-based publisher of international guidebooks.
The $585-million facility, which recently celebrated its second birthday, is being recognized along with some of the most famous airports in the world, including San Francisco International, Spain's Madrid-Barajas Airport and Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport in China.
Erica Duecy, deputy web editor at Fodors.com, said she was fascinated how the architects played off the prairie landscape in designing Richardson International, highlighted by the more than 50 skylights looking down on the arrivals area.
"The space feels so light and airy that it conveys a sense of the actual region in which it's located. That's very compelling to us," she said.
Duecy said most of the airports on its list have been christened since 2010 or had major upgrades to their terminals buildings.
"These airports are really becoming marquee projects. (Architects) are transforming them from solely functional spaces into inspiring places that people use for travel, but oftentimes they have time for daydreaming and spending time in the shops and restaurants," she said.
The global recognition was much appreciated by Stanis Smith, executive vice-president of Stantec, which worked with Pelli Clark Pelli Architects on the design.
"I'm delighted. Any time we've designed an airport, we've tried to give it a look and feel that is unique and memorable and reflects what is unique and memorable about the city and region," he said.
Smith said the idea behind the constellation of skylights was to create a galaxy-like feel and represent the night sky in an abstract way.
Barry Rempel, president and CEO of the Winnipeg Airports Authority, said he was "pleasantly surprised" the airport was recognized by such a well-recognized brand in the travel industry.
"Getting recognition from them really does draw global attention to a place in the middle of North America for something that is really positive," he said.
Rempel was quick to note the contributions of two former board members, Art Mauro and Doug Harvey, who made impassioned pleas during the terminal building's design phase to build a facility that was unique, would reflect its community and make Winnipeggers proud.
"You can build a functional box but a functional box by itself doesn't send the right kind of message about what our community is all about," he said.


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I need to validate my form using this method:
onclick="MM_validateForm('first_name','','R','last_name','','R');return document.MM_returnValue"
However, I also need this to work:
onclick="pageSwitch(2); top-of-page;"
How can I put both of these into the same "Onclick" button?
Much Thanks!
function bothFns(){ fn1(); fn2(); }
Create fn1() and fn2() so that they include the two scripts shown in the quote above.
Is this right?
<script type="text/javascript">
function bothFns() {
fn1("MM_validateForm('first_name','','R','last_name','','R');return document.MM_returnValue");
fn2("pageSwitch(2); top-of-page;"); }
That should do it.
It doesn't seem to work for some reason. Did I write it properly?
fn1() and fn2() are only placeholders, kind of like foo() and bar()
In other words, you're supposed to replace them with the functions that you want to be run instead.
I have a very weak understanding of javascript. So I don't really understand where the code is suppose to go and how it should be written.
Here is how that bothFns function should look:
function bothFns() {
// pageswitch
// validate
return document.MM_returnValue;
There might be some compatibility issues with the return value though, so if you have any further issues, put a test page up on the internet and let us look at that instead.
Thanks! It now goes to the next page, but it does not validate the fields.
Here is a link to the page: http://www.searchtransparencysem.com/projects/isc/sitepoint-validation-help.php
Immediately on the page there is another problem, because the "main-content-part-1" part of the page doesn't exist.
document.getElementById("main-content-part-1″).style.display = "block";
Back with the validation, I don't think that the top-of-page part was ever going to work. Remove that part, and see if that improves your ability to validate.
I removed the "top-of-page" part and now the validation works, but I have two problems now.
Which is? Have you explained anywhere yet about what it did?
Was that ever able to work before merging things together?
The "top-of-page" part just auto-scrolled to the top of the page when the user clicked the next or back button.
It didn't need to work until I merged these functions together. I just don't want the user to have to click back in order to fillout the required fields.
Ahh, well you can use some proper scripting to achieve that.
window.scrollTo(0, 0);
Thanks Paul! It's starting to look good. Now I just need to know how to make it so that "page switch function" is only triggered if the required fields are filled out.
The page switch needs to occur only if there are no errors, so:
if (document.MM_returnValue) {
// a validation error occurred
} else {
I have inserted this code into the page, but once the error box pops up and I click "OK" it continues to the next page still.
Are you sure the change has been published to the web? I don't see the updated code on the test page that you linked to before.
Sorry, I had it on another copy. It's uploaded now.
I see in your code that you have this after the error alert.
document.MM_returnValue = (errors == '');
What does that do to document.MM_returnValue ? We'll have to think hard about this.
If there are any errors, then the condition will be false, and that will be assigned to document.MM_returnValue, which is not actually returned by the function but is instead stored in a global variable.
So, the if statement need to check if the return value is false
if (document.MM_returnValue === false) {
// a validation error occurred
} else {


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What does an Olympic silver medallist get up to in the merry month of December? British badminton star Gail Emms reveals (nearly) all as she opens her festive photo album to BBC Sport
December starts with Sports Personality of the Year for Gail, 30, and her mixed doubles partner Nathan Robertson. "Full marks for dress sense, big fat zero for the pose," she says.
Tennis doubles star Jamie Murray (centre) is also at the event. "I met Jamie through our mutual friend, John - he's a really top bloke, but he chickened out of the dancing"
Unperturbed by Jamie's rejection, Gail bravely soldiers on: "Clearly my moves aren't as great as they are on court... why is the dancefloor so empty?!"
It's on to dancing of a different kind as Gail and the girls enjoy some festive fun: "Doing karaoke at the girls' Christmas party - you can't beat a bit of Dirty Dancing."
The ladies meet up again for a spot of fancy dress fun: "The girls about to go out on New Year's Eve - me wearing a slightly safer version of Geri Halliwell's famous dress!"
Gail's boyfriend Ed gets in on the act: "Don't worry, I'm not injured. Oh, and Ed, my boyfriend, is actually a policeman by day, by the way."
What are these?
It's 37 degrees in Kuala Lumpur, and from here we go to Korea where it's currently minus seven!


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Justin Timberlake and Beyoncé Knowles took their seats inside Staples Center after walking the red carpet at the Grammys in LA on Sunday. Jessica Biel joined up with them in the audience despite not posing for cameras earlier in the afternoon, though there were plenty of other ladies on the red carpet. Jay-Z also got in on the fun, pouring his own drinks between mingling with Justin. It's an exciting night for JT and Beyoncé, since they'll both be taking the stage. Beyoncé will be presenting and is also nominated for "Love on Top," while Justin is one of the evening's many performers.
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Sir Peter North CBE QC DCL FBA
Q140 Chairman: My own instinct, which is
not necessarily better than any observer's, is that, if a person
is to have a direct action against an insurer, the insurer should
never be liable to more than he was liable to pay under his contract.
It is the section of the law on contractual obligation that should
Sir Peter North: With great respect, that is
a very English law view. That is exactly where I began and I would
share that view. What I find very difficult here is that, if one
is dealing with jurisdiction issues, if one goes to the Brussels
Convention, and now the Brussels Regulation, there are protective
provisions in there which say the consumer, a less privileged
party, if I can put it in an economic way, can have choices of
jurisdiction, you can sue at home or you can sue where the defendant
is. That seems to me entirely understandable. What I am finding
it very difficult to find a rational explanation for is why they
are doing that at the choice of law stage.
Q141 Chairman: Do you think that they should
Sir Peter North: I think they should not.
Q142 Lord Clinton-Davis: Have you had any
discussions yourself with the insurance industry, and, if you
have, what was the outcome?
Sir Peter North: No, I have not. It is a concern
that I have, which I have voiced outside here, that the views
of the insurance industry on all of this are very important, and
it would seem to me, hopefully, that their input could be achieved
at an earlier rather than a later stage. But, no, I have not had
any discussions myself.
Lord Grabiner: The unstated premise of the provision,
as drafted, is that the insured should be treated as a consumer,
who is an inferior bargaining party, so to speak, there is not
actually a bargaining party, and should be protected in this rather
odd way.
Chairman: I do not know that it is the insured, it
is the person who is not the insured, is it not?
Q143 Lord Grabiner: If he makes claims,
he seems to have the option. He is the beneficiary of the cover
there, so he might be the insured but he might be some third party
protected by the cover. He is saying, in effect, "I'm the
consumer and I'm entitled to be given this special advantage"?
Sir Peter North: If that were the case, which
it is not, because it is not so limited, that would be consistent
with the jurisdictional provisions in the Brussels Regulation,
which do give, if you like, jurisdictional advantages to consumers.
One could understand the purpose of a rule which said that the
consumer, in one of these third party claim cases, might be given
the choice between the laws. I have to say that that approach
would have a consistency with the jurisdiction rule arguments.
I am not convinced, however, that that is a really valid argument
in the choice of law field, in the way it is in the jurisdictional
field; but at least you could run the argument in an understandable
way, if it was a consumer protection issue, which it is not here.
Q144 Chairman: Sir Peter, can I ask you
to look at Article 24 for a moment, which seems, if I read it
right, to put at risk the practice of common law courts to give
exemplary damages?
Sir Peter North: Yes. My written comments are
exactly the same as the ones I am about to express to you. I cannot
see any justification for excluding the award of exemplary damages
in the international sphere when it is still allowed in the domestic
sphere; and I cannot see a good case for it not being allowed
in the domestic sphere.
Q145 Chairman: It might go wider than exemplary
or punitive damages, because the reference is to "non-compensatory
damages" and then there is a comma "such as . . ."
so exemplary or punitive damages are just examples. If you had
damages measured by reference to the profits which the wrongdoer
had made and you had extracted from him as profit, that would
be non-compensatory damages?
Sir Peter North: What this looks like to me
is, in a sense, the harmonisation of the law on exemplary damages,
as I said when I wrote, by the side wind of this draft Regulation,
and I see no case being made for that. There might be a case,
though I do not know what it is; but certainly it has not been
made, and it is not made in the Commission's paper anyway.
Q146 Chairman: I do not think it has been
established. It has been law for years but in patent infringement,
for example, you can get your damages based on the royalty that
the individual should have paid if he had gone through and negotiated
for one, that is at non-compensatory level?
Sir Peter North: It is not argued.
Lord Grabiner: It is compensatory.
Chairman: It is not compensatory, no. It is not based
on the loss that you have suffered. It is based on the benefit
he has obtained.
Lord Neill of Bladen: The theory is, if the defendant
had behaved lawfully, he would have come and asked for a licence
which he could have got and this is what he would have had to
Chairman: The evidence may be that he would not have
got it and he would have been turned down.
Lord Neill of Bladen: That would be different. The
case I am thinking of actually involved a House of Lords case
where they did decide, there was an offer, but anyone could go
along who was in this trade and get a licence at a certain price.
Of course, he would never have got permission, but that is a different
Chairman: Forgive me, the current English law is
that if he would not have got permission it does not matter, you
extract from him his profit. There has been a recent case in the
House, a doctor in Regent's Park, and the current rule is that
if there is not any actual loss but the individual has made a
profit out of what he has done, you can extract from him his profit.
I think it is a very sensible development in the area of damages,
but it seems to be contrary to what is contemplated here.
Q147 Lord Grabiner: You have managed to
stimulate debate on this side of the table, which is quite an
achievement. You said that this was an example of an attempt at
harmonisation. Actually, is it not really an attempt to abolish
the concept, of harmonising the concept of abolition of the concept
of exemplary damages?
Sir Peter North: Yes. I think that is a perfectly
fair way of putting it. I have just turned to the Commission document,
the descriptive section on Article 24, and the final paragraph
says: "Compensatory damages serve to compensate for damage
sustained by the victim or liable to be sustained by him at a
future date. Non-compensatory damages serve a punitive or deterrent
function." Jumping back a paragraph, we are told that the
effect of Article 24 is to ensure, I am paraphrasing now, that
the award of such damages will be contrary to Community public
policy. What has that got to do with a choice of law Regulation?
Q148 Chairman: When we put the question
to the Commission officials, they said that, oh, it was just making
the law tidier.
Sir Peter North: You can do that in all sorts
of ways.
Q149 Chairman: The suggestion has been made
that the provenance of this is a desire to continue to permit
the courts in the European Union to refuse to enforce American
triple damages awards?
Sir Peter North: You can achieve that more readily
than by doing this.
Q150 Chairman: You can do that a lot more
simply, is that what you mean?
Sir Peter North: Yes. I am not sure it is an
argument which would be very convincing in the corridors of Brussels,
but it is almost a vires argument. This point is outside the ambit
of the instrument.
Q151 Lord Neill of Bladen: Really it is
Article 2, about laws in general, is it not?
Sir Peter North: Yes. I think this is my vires
point. It has a sweeping effect, which is not articulated in any
way in the Report's paragraphs relating to Article 2.
Q152 Lord Grabiner: It is not a complex
point at all?
Sir Peter North: No.
Q153 Baroness Thomas of Walliswood: When
we discussed this last week with the people from the Commission,
the gentleman explained quite clearly why they had done it. They
had seen a sort of rather inconvenient little bit of law and they
thought, while they were putting through this one, they would
add just a little bit of straightening out in there. We all yelled,
or rather the Chairman very forcibly asserted, the idea of competence
creep and he was covered in blushes, but he defended his action
to the last. He would not give way, but it was totally competence
creep, it was perfectly demonstrated.
Sir Peter North: Obviously, My Lady, he was
a very brave soul.
Baroness Thomas of Walliswood: He was a brave soul.
Chairman: Sir Peter, thank you very, very much indeed
for a very interesting hour that you have given us, and your evidence
will be of very great assistance to us in preparing our report
and in trying to get rid of the fog in our minds about some of
these issues. Thank you.


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8:00 PM PhST Thursday, November 1st | Philomathean Hall, 4th Floor College Hall (Please enter by the East Entrance, across from Fisher Fine Arts Library)
The Philomathean Society is proud to present the last Solistimum of the semester. Come socialize with your phellow applicants and Philos as our admissions process draws to a close. As usual, light victuals will be served. Dress as you wish to be seen, and feel free to show off your Halloween spirit as we draw this last gathering to a close with a costume extravaganza!


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Loons Relievers Twirl One-Hit Shutout in Peoria
Five Pitchers Combine to Produce 4-0, Series-Ending Win Over Chiefs
By Matt Park / Great Lakes Loons | July 28, 2014 4:57 PM ET
PEORIA, IL - With the Great Lakes Loons batting and two outs in the top of the first inning, reliever Jordan Hershiser got a most unexpected hurry-up call in the bullpen. Starting pitcher Jonathan Martinez would not be making his scheduled start for the morning contest at Dozer Park against the Peoria Chiefs.
Pressed into emergency duty, Hershiser worked through a harried first frame, allowing two walks and a hit but stranding a pair of runners with a strikeout to end the inning. It would be the only hit of the game for the Chiefs, while the Loons offense pounded out eight hits, three of them for extra bases, and salvaged the final game of the three-game series with a 4-0 win on Monday afternoon.
Hershiser worked three innings, issuing a total of four walks (he had seven in 35 IP before today) and that lone hit while striking out two. He was followed by Michael Johnson (1 IP, 2 K), Mark Pope (two perfect innings), Matt Campbell (two perfect innings) and Jacob Rhame (1 IP, K) to complete the sixth one-hitter in Loons franchise history.
The offense got all the runs its pitchers would need in the top of the second inning. Josmar Cordero led off with a double and went to third on a single by Alex Santana. Webster Rivas' groundout to short scored Cordero, while Santana came home on a single to right by catcher Spencer Navin. Chiefs outfielder Nathan Castillo let Navin's hit get past him, putting Navin on third with a two-base error. Two batters later, Brandon Trinkwon laced a double that one-hopped the wall in right-center to score Navin and give the Loons a 3-0 lead after and inning and a half.
The Loons added a run in the ninth thanks to four walks issued by Peoria pitchers in the inning. Malcolm Holland walked three times in the game and added a triple, while Trinkwon walked twice in addition to his RBI double. Joey Curletta extended his hitting streak to 10 games with a single in the third inning.
Peoria starter Arturo Reyes (6-7) took the loss, allowing those three runs (two earned) in six innings. He struck out seven and walked one. The bullpen for the Chiefs issued eight walks in their three innings of activity. Michael Johnson was the winning pitcher for the Loons on a scorer's decision, improving to 4-2 on the season.
Great Lakes returns home to begin a six-game homestand starting tomorrow night against the Fort Wayne TinCaps at Dow Diamond. It's a Dodgers Route of Champions night, and game time is 7:05 p.m., with Greg Harris (7-6, 4.86) starting for the Loons and Cody Hebner (1-1, 2.81) going for the TinCaps. Coverage of the game on ESPN 100.9 FM begins at 6:35 p.m.
The Great Lakes Loons are an eighth-year Single-A partner of the Los Angeles Dodgers. For tickets and more information about the Loons, visit Loons.com, or call 989-837-BALL.
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Time Schedule:
Trevor Scott Griffey
Bothell Campus
Examines the evolution of the institutions that have shaped labor. Discusses indentured servitude, slavery, apprenticeship, schooling, wage labor, unions, and the laws that surround each of these institutions.
Class description
What is social class, and what are the political, economic, and cultural structures that shape how people see or make sense of social inequality?
This course explores this question through the study of U.S. history. It will pay particular attention to the role of slavery in shaping how Americans came to define "free labor", the role of gender ideologies in shaping both work and inequality, the growth and decline of labor union membership during the 20th century, and the relationship between citizenship status and social class in the contemporary U.S. economy.
While grounded in U.S. history, the class is intended to provide students with intellectual tools and historical information for studying power in a variety of social contexts. By studying the relationship between work and power in U.S. history, students will also develop the ability to study the intersections between race, class, and gender; as well as research and write about the relationship between political and economic citizenship.
Student learning goals
Learn how to apply concepts of class formation, class structure, and class consciousness to studies of power relationships
Cultivate an historical awareness of how class, race, and gender have intersected in U.S. history
Develop an ability to make historical arguments and engage historical debates using primary sources
General method of instruction
Class will be a mix of lecture, film, guest speakers, and discussion. The class's primary emphasis will be on close readings of short labor studies texts, historical studies of work, and workers' testimony about their lives.
Recommended preparation
A previous background in U.S. history is recommended but not required.
Class assignments and grading
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If you were fortunate enough to watch the London Welsh game at the Kassam against Cornish Pirates last Saturday, you will have seen a superb example of the modern game. I have been following London Welsh for over twenty years and in my book that was the best game I have seen London Welsh play against quality opposition during that period. The game was full of commitment, skill and determination from both sides but London Welsh were in a league of their own on Saturday.
It is early days but from my perspective this team has got massive potential and in my view will get better as the Season progresses. If you want to see a prime example of the modern game played in the traditional 15 man rugby London Welsh style, the Kassam Stadium is the place to be.
What was disappointing was the attendance of 1200 supporters for the Cornish Pirates game. Playing the game early evening rather than in the afternoon was an experiment to see if by playing later it would attract a bigger crowd. Any feedback from supporters on timing of games would be useful in helping the Club decide what to do for the future.
Championship rugby is new to Oxfordshire as was Premiership rugby. This league is a very good league with many good teams playing in it and the style of rugby is extremely entertaining. Many of the Clubs playing in it are fully professional and you will see many future stars for the game honing their skills in this league.
Judging by the large number of active and well supported rugby Clubs in Oxfordshire, we firmly believe that Oxfordshire is definitely a rugby orientated region. This combined with a modern rugby Stadium available for the Club to play in and which would satisfy the various criteria for playing Premiership rugby, made Oxfordshire the obvious choice for our base.
To show our commitment to the area we have moved our office base to Oxford and have recruited three local people to drive the Club commercially. All we have to do is find somewhere suitable in Oxfordshire for our team to train and the move will be complete. We believe London Welsh training in Oxfordshire a couple of times a week would allow them to engage with the local community and show our commitment in this area. In addition, four of the Clubs directors, myself included, are local people and two of them played rugby in Oxfordshire in their prime!
For those newer supporters of London Welsh, I would like to give you a bit of background information on the recent history of the Club. London Welsh were one of the best Clubs in Europe during the late sixties, early seventies. In fact, in the 1971 Lions Tour to New Zealand, London Welsh supplied seven players to the tour and five of them, Captain John Dawes (now our President), Gerald Davies, Mervyn Davies, John Taylor and J P R Williams played in all the tests which the Lions won, the only time to date the Lions have won a test series in New Zealand.
In 1985 in the Clubs centenary, we played in the John Player Cup final at Twickenham losing narrowly to Bath. Sadly by 1993/94 the Club had been relegated from the second tier of elite rugby to Division 5 South where we stayed for three years. No senior Club in England to date has fallen so far and then returned to the Premiership. We may create another record if we return to the Premiership next Season!
From my own perspective, I believe there are great opportunities for London Welsh to make Oxfordshire their permanent home in the Premiership. However, we need greater support from the Oxfordshire rugby fraternity, more sponsorship and volunteers to help the Club move forward and even more importantly, we need additional benefactors. The current financial load is on a couple of shoulders and we need to spread that load.
I am sure volunteers and benefactors exist in the area and our Commercial team will be seeking them out over the coming months but anybody who has either resources and time, or both, and would like to get involved with London Welsh, please let us know. For further details, you can contact David Jenkins, Commercial Director at firstname.lastname@example.com
Finally we have a mouth watering prospect on November 10th playing Bristol at the Kassam. At the start of this Season, Bristol were the red hot favourites for promotion. They are a great Club with a large travelling and vocal support. This will be a massive game for London Welsh and for the county and I implore you to give us your support in numbers as it will be a most thrilling afternoon of quality and entertaining rugby.
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Apollo approves part of sewer deal with Kiski Township
One of two agreements between Apollo and Kiski Township for maintaining sewer lines between the neighboring municipalities is apparently a done deal.
Apollo Council on Thursday approved an agreement as written by Kiski Township regarding the sanitary sewers.
But Apollo had two issues with the agreement for the storm sewers and is sending it back to Kiski Township with those changes.
Apollo officials have been holding off approval for Kiski Township's $300,000 sewer separation project until the maintenance agreements are settled to their satisfaction.
The agreements specify to what extent Kiski Township is responsible for repairs to the sewage lines in Apollo. Sanitary and storm water from Kiski Township flows through Apollo on its way to the treatment plant or the river.
Apollo has a new sanitary system, but its storm water line is the old combined system and still receives sewage from Kiski Township. The township is poised to remove the sewage from the line by installing a new sanitary line along First Street.
For the storm sewer, the borough and township agreed to work together on repairs. Should a problem be beyond their ability, Kiski proposed that the township would pay 25 percent of the additional cost.
Apollo increased that amount to 50 percent. Council President David Heffernan said the change was made because 80 to 90 percent of the water in the line is from Kiski, including a creek.
"Why would we pay 75 percent of a problem their water caused?" Heffernan said.
The second change involved the township's ability to end the agreement. Kiski's version allowed either side to end it after May 1, 2023.
Apollo changed it to read that ending the agreement would require both entities to agree. The same language appears in the sanitary agreement, Heffernan said.
"As long as water is coming from Kiski Township, the agreement stands," Heffernan said.
Reached afterward, Kiski Supervisor Jack Wilmot said he will review the storm water agreement with the township's attorney. He said the supervisors likely would schedule a special meeting on the subject.
The township is ready to get its separation project started, and Wilmot said he is worried the contractor may get busy on other work and put the township on hold.
"We want to get going with this thing," he said.
Brian C. Rittmeyer is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-226-4701 or email@example.com.


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*Biblicalshower* of London, United Kingdom sure is no stranger to photography. His first camera was his father's Contax RTS, later on replaced by a Yashica FX-D. Biblicalshower admitted to going digital for a while, although now he boasts of a "James Bond-style drawer full of cameras and film alongside my DSLR." He shoots with, to name a few, the Lubitel 166B, Recesky TLR, Olympus Pen EES-2, Lomo Smena 8M, Fisheye Baby 110, and the Konstruktor. Currently, his Home is filled with exactly 1,500 photographs.
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During an appearance on 'The Talk', Osmond reveals that she underwent breast reduction surgery when she was in her twenties.
Marie Osmond said that she opted to undergo breast reduction surgery when she was young. The 54-year-old singer/actress made the revelation as she stopped by "The Talk" on Monday, November 4, explaining that she "had very large breasts."
"I had a breast reduction. I was my mother's daughter. I was in like, twentysomething [years old]," Osmond told the show's hosts, adding that at that time she had E-cup breasts. "Seriously, women can get so big and you look like human zippers. And honestly, I did it too because my back hurt. I don't get the big boob thing," she admitted.
Osmond, who competed on season 5 of "Dancing with the Stars", also said that back then her breast size became her co-stars' talk. "When I did 'Sound of Music', all they did was talk about the hills were alive! That's all they saw were my boobs," she revealed.
The revelation came only days after Heidi Montag said that she experienced health issues because of big breasts. The former star of "The Hills", who previously underwent breast augmentation, suffered from a ruptured disc in her neck, muscular and spinal damage to her back, and numbness in her arm due to pinched nerves as the results of the augmentation.
Montag then decided to replace her F-cup implants with D-cup implants. Following the surgery, she told Entertainment Tonight, "I feel really great. I am really relieved that that burden is literally lifted off my chest."


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Sister Act at Tempe's Gammage: A Joyful Noise, Nun Better, Plus FM Boots
Glitter on the cassocks, glitter on the habits: the cast of Sister Act at curtain call.
Joan Marcus
The setup: The 1992 film Sister Act was the perfect storm of Motown girl-group revival, a dream cast including Whoopi Goldberg, Maggie Smith, and Kathy Najimy, and a feel-good story that made Catholics and the sketchy denizens of Reno, Nevada, both seem a bit nicer than they probably are. It was the first and maybe even still the best in a long line of movies in which people find they can save their choir, their church, their very lives by singing louder and updating their moves a bit.
When the stage musical version was created 14 years later, powerhouse composer Alan Menken came up with all-new numbers that bow-chicka-bow in a smooth, R&B-gets-it-on-with-disco niche. Moving the action back to the 1970s in funky Philly, the show sensibly worked itself out through a few regional runs and London's West End before shaking up Broadway two seasons ago. Now we get to enjoy the North American tour at ASU Tempe's Gammage Auditorium.
See also: La Cage aux Folles from Phoenix Theatre Tastes as Good as It Looks Billy Elliot the Musical Wows on National Tour Stopping at Gammage Curtains: A Christmas Carol at Arizona Broadway Theatre in Peoria
The execution: There's this thing about rock musicals at Gammage -- if you're sitting in or underneath the balcony, lyrics are hard to make out. The relative mellowness of Sister Act's instrumental score, and the comforting presence of actual dialogue, is a big help, but if you want to appreciate the subtle cleverness of Glenn Slater's "When I Find My Baby [I Will Do Terrible Things to Keep Her from Testifying]," "It's Good to Be a Nun," or "Lady in the Long Black Dress," for example, you might need to buy the soundtrack or do some heavy Googling for bons mots like these, sung by criminal henchmen who are considering seducing nuns (not because it sounds like kinky fun, but just so they can get some work done):
Soy amoroso!
I'm a virtuoso!
And lf I'm just so-so . . .
. . .frankly, you won't know, so -
(Because of the celibacy, see? I hooted all alone in the crowd, as I do.)
Hey, sister, soul sister: From left, Charles Barksdale, Ernie Pruneda, and Todd A. Horman explain how to sweep a lady off her knees.
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You would think that relentless energy would be a given in a professional touring musical, but the level of good-natured frenzy in this cast is somewhat remarkable, nevertheless. Not a lot happens, which is fine with me (plot is my bugbear -- I've seen the Julianne Moore Hannibal film twice and still don't really get it), yet I spent most of the evening in eager anticipation of whatever perfectly straightforward development was next on the agenda.
The scenic designs for the convent and church are amazing -- translucent, perspective-paneled paintings of arches and corridors quietly reveal over and over behind the action and bring a lot of depth to scenes in which, necessarily, everyone's wearing pretty much the same thing. The rest of the settings are actually rather crappy, and while that's mysterious (it might have something to do with the requirements of touring truckloads of stuff that will fit into venues with varying resources), it's usually overcome by fine performances. The verdict: This Sister Act is fun, well-executed, and worthy of your attention.
Sister Act continues through Sunday, June 30, at ASU Gammage, 1200 South Forest Avenue in Tempe. To order tickets, $25 to $125 before fees, click here or call 480-965-3434.
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Colloquia Schedule Spring 2013
Colloquia are on Tuesdays (unless otherwise indicated) at 3:30 pm in RLM 15.216B
"Probing the Physics of the Dark Universe with Galaxies"
Stanford University
hosts: Shardha Jogee (Astronomy) & Linda Reichl (Physics)
"From Building Blocks to Large Galaxies: Towards Understanding the Formation of the Milky Way"
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
host: Volker Bromm
"High-redshift, Gravitationally Lensed Starburst Galaxies Revealed by the South Pole Telescope and ALMA"
California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
host: Neal Evans
"The Death of Massive Stars"
California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
host: Milos Milosavljevic
Tinsley Scholar
"Asteroseismology with the Kepler Mission"
Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center, Warsaw
hosts: Fritz Benedict, and Stars Research Group
"Three-Dimensional Simulations of Core-Collapse Supernovae"
University of Chicago
host: Milos Milosavljevic & Craig Wheeler
"The Dark Ages Radio Explorer (DARE)"
University of Colorado, Boulder
host: Craig Wheeler
"Feedback in Faint Galaxies During the Peak Epoch of Star Formation"
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
host: Steve Finkelstein
Spring Break: no talks or classes scheduled this week (March 11-15).
Tinsley Scholar
"Reionization History and Physical Processes Indicated from the Census of Galaxies at z~>7"
I review the results from our Subaru-Keck deep wide-field survey
that has made the largest sample, to date, of >200 Lya emitters LAEs
at z=6.5-7.31 in a large >1 deg^2 area. The reionization history
is discussed based on the evolution of the luminosity function, clustering, and
Lya line profiles including errors of statistics and cosmic variance robustly
estimated from our large LAE sample. The reionization process is
studied with the Lya emitting galaxy fraction. The evolution of the Lya emitting
galaxy fraction drops from z~6 to 7, and the amplitude of the drop is
larger for faint galaxies than for bright galaxies. These two pieces
of evidence
would indicate that the neutral hydrogen fraction of the intergalactic
medium increases from z~6 to 7 and that the reionization proceeds
from high- to low-density environments, as suggested by an inside-out
reionization model. In the final part of my talk, I introduce our recent
studies of the 2012 Hubble Ultra Deep Field Campaign conducted
by a large international collaboration, and highlight results related
to cosmic reionization. I also touch on our planned survey for about
ten thousand spectroscopically-confirmed LAEs at z~7 covering
a total of 30 deg^2 (0.8 Gpc x 0.8 Gpc) area with the next generation
Subaru prime-focus imager and spectrograph.
University of Tokyo, ICRR
hosts: Roderik Overzier & UT Astronomy Galaxies Research Group
"Dark Matter in Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxies"
New Mexico State University
host: John Kormendy
PhD Defense Presentation
"Theoretical Studies of Superluminous Supernovae"
Emmanouil "Manos" Chatzopoulos
University of Texas at Austin
"Galaxy Star Formation Efficiency from z = 0 to z = 8"
Stanford University
host: Shardha Jogee
"Bayesian Success Stories in Astronomy"
University of Texas at Austin, Dept. of Information, Risk, and Operations Management, Red McCombs School of Business
host: Daniel Jaffe
"New Clues on the Origin of the Astrophysical r-Process"
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory/National Ignition Facility
host: Chris Sneden
PhD Defense Presentation
"Metallicities of Anomalous-Velocity Gas in the Vicinity of the Milky Way"
University of Texas at Austin
"The WISP Survey: Overview of Recent Results for Galaxies in the 1 < z < 2 Redshift Range"
University of Minnesota
host: Steve Finkelstein
Tinsley Scholar
"YSOVAR: Mid-Infrared Variations in Young Stars"
California Institute of Technology
host: Joel Green & UT Astronomy Interstellar Research Group
"Repeating Novae and the Origin of SN Ia Events"
University of Washington
host: Harriet Dinerstein
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When the New York Giants acquired linebacker Jon Beason from the Carolina Panthers in early October, it was reportedly done so for a late-round pick. That pick has ranged, based on rumor and speculation, from as low as a sixth-round pick to as high as a fifth-round pick. However, it is now being reported by The Star-Ledger that General Manager Jerry Reese was able to bring Beason in for only a seventh-round pick.
In other words, Beason has been a steal. A steal that has, thus far, served the Giants exceptionally well.
"He's again upbeat, has that personality, an outgoing personality, a very confident personality. He's had success in the game. He loves the game. He speaks with an aura of authority of having been there," Tom Coughlin recently said of Beason. "I think the players have responded well to his aggressive style. Let's face it, he's an aggressive football player. He's looking to make hits and tackles and I think the players have responded to that."
Considering what Beason has brought to the table, how players have responded and how it has transformed the Giants defense, it's a seventh-round pick well spent. And even if Beason turns out to be a rental — which seems unlikely as he wants to retire a Giant — it's been a good investment that has, at least for the moment, saved Big Blue's divisional hopes.
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Wanda L. Carberry, 93 of Princeton, died on Friday, Jan. 26, 2012 at the University of Minnesota Medical Center – Fairview, in Minneapolis.
Wanda L. Brace was born on November 10, 1918 in Corning, Pa., the daughter of William Norman and Harriet Cecil (Blackwell) Brace. She grew up and was educated at Mansfield, where she graduated from high school. Wanda attended the Mansfield Teachers College where she was a member of the symphonic band and university choir. Following graduation, she taught in Long Island, N.Y.
She was united in marriage with Edwin Robert Carberry on Feb. 12, 1943 in New York City. She continued to teach elementary school in Long Island while Edwin served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and summered at home in Mansfield, Pa. Edwin continued to serve in the Navy and the family lived in Norfolk, Va.; Pensacola, Fla.; Great Lakes, Mich. and Hawaii before moving to San Diego where Edwin retired from the Navy. Wanda taught elementary education for 28 years while in San Diego, primarily fifth and sixth grades.
Wanda enjoyed dancing and served as a USO hostess during World War II while in New York. Se also enjoyed music and intellectual pursuits, keeping up with current events, watching CNN and Wolf Blitzer.
Her husband, Edwin, died on May 6, 1990. Wanda continued to live in San Diego and Santa Barbara until moving to the Caley House in Princeton four years ago.
She is survived by her children Robert (Irma) Bijou of Santa Barbara, Calif. and Barbara (Graham) Miller of Princeton; grandsons:Rodrigo Bijou, currently studying at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Me. and Andrew Miller of Princeton; sister Lillian Bowser of Greece, N.Y.; and nephews Lanny and Jack Bowser of New York state and Brent Bowser of Florida.
She was preceded in death by her parents William and Harriet Brace; her husband Edwin in 1990; and sisters Edna Miller and Hazel Watkins.
A graveside service will be held in the spring at the Baldwin Cemetery, rural Princeton.


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Happy Birthday Lewis Carroll
event is actually in the children's section and if you're a adult without a
child I would not recommend showing up, definitely not in costume.Another
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This article was published 3/6/2011 (2239 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
TORONTO -- A front-runner has emerged to be the general manager of Winnipeg's new NHL team.
Chicago Blackhawks assistant GM and senior director of hockey operations Kevin Cheveldayoff is hot on the radar of Canada's seventh NHL franchise.
After a Thursday meeting with True North chairman Mark Chipman and hockey senior vice-president Craig Heisinger at the NHL's scouting combine, current Atlanta Thrashers GM Rick Dudley does not appear to be a slam-dunk to retain his current job in Winnipeg. Neither Chipman nor Heisinger would talk about it but there were strong rumblings here Friday that Dudley will either be re-assigned or dismissed, that True North wants to go in another direction with its own people.
The Free Press spoke to Cheveldayoff here Friday morning. His first response when asked for a conversation was that such a request would have to go through the Blackhawks.
On his way out of the Toronto Congress Centre, he stopped to talk, even joked he had heard about some big announcement in Winnipeg this week.
Cheveldayoff said, however, that he couldn't shed much light on the subject, in particular that he couldn't comment about the possibility that he'd spoken to Heisinger in previous days or that Winnipeg has asked for the Hawks' permission to talk to him.
Late Friday in a radio discussion including the Free Press, True North president and CEO Jim Ludlow said: "(Cheveldayoff has) got many things going for him that would fit with our culture."
It's believed that True North will not take many more days to make key decisions about its hockey department, including Cheveldayoff's potential hire. It's guaranteed that Heisinger will play a significant role and will clearly be the most significant voice in the organization's choice for a GM.
Cheveldayoff, 41, might seem an unlikely choice, given some rival history between himself and True North, which has operated the Manitoba Moose since 1996.
The Saskatoon native became the GM of the rival Chicago Wolves in 1997. The Wolves and Moose had several heated playoff series -- always won by Chicago -- during their years as opponents in the old IHL and the current AHL.
In his 12 seasons as GM of the Wolves, Cheveldayoff guided the club to four minor-league championships.
In 2009, he graduated to his first NHL management job with the Hawks.
The fact that the NHL draft is now less than three weeks away makes it a delicate subject among NHL teams when one is looking to hire personnel from another, even if it's a promotion. Friday, the Blackhawks did not respond to a question about having been asked by Winnipeg for permission to talk to Cheveldayoff.
Prior to joining the Hawks, Cheveldayoff was a candidate in 2007 for the then-vacant GM job with the Phoenix Coyotes, subsequently filled by Don Maloney.
At the time, here's what he told the Arizona Republic about himself, and it would seem to be a very good fit in Winnipeg today: "I guess I'm someone who wasn't blessed with a lot of talent. I was a kid who had to work hard for everything. I grew up the son of a farmer, and I guess I probably learned that work ethic from him. I don't characterize myself as a hard worker. I characterize myself as that's what I do, and that's the only way I know how to operate."
In his playing career, Cheveldayoff was a tough-as-nails defenceman who played three seasons with the Brandon Wheat Kings -- another plus for the new Winnipeg entry -- and was chosen in the first round of the 1988 draft by the New York Islanders.
He never played an NHL game and his career was cut short by injuries. He retired after the 1993-94 season with the IHL's Salt Lake Golden Eagles.


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Baldur and Hodur shall also repair thither from the abode of death (Hel).
Hel, the daughter of Loki and of Angrbotha, was queen of this dark domain.
Fate shall not so resistless be, that Regin shall my death-word bear; for the brothers both shall speedily go hence to Hel.
On one side, led by Loki, will fight the hosts of Hel; on the other Odin and his followers.
Hel is the goddess of death, and from her name our word Hell is derived.
The root is Hel- or hul- to cover, and is seen in the O. Eng.
Further on in this gruesome place was Elvidner (misery), the hall of the goddess Hel, whose dish was Hunger.
The word 'Hel' is from 'hl,' a heel, because the horse lacked one hoof or heel.
Hrungnir's bane shall cast thee down to Hel, beneath the gratings of the dead.
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October 15, 2012
"If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours." — Henry David Thoreau
The idea of promising a lot and delivering much more is easily the most important issue in growing your business.
Make promises very carefully. Make sure you can and will deliver on them. If you promise a client something do it.
Many people promise a lot and deliver very little or nothing at all. Others promise a lot and deliver something mediocre. A healthy philosophy is to promise a lot and deliver even more than you promised. It really is not about showing off. It is about showing up.
If you promise to give clients a certain level of service annually, do it quarterly.
If you promise to call them by Thursday, call them by Wednesday. If you promise to be there by 9 in the morning, be there at 8:45 a.m. Get the idea?
You offer a certain level of service to clients. It is your promise. Make sure you deliver on that promise, no matter what. If for some reason something goes wrong — and things do go wrong from time to time — be sure to make up for it to your client. Call the client in advance to explain what went wrong. Apologize so that the client knows it's an accident. Let your client know that what happened was the exception, not the rule. Make good on it and then some.
Since there are no traffic jams on the extra mile, what are some ways you can go that extra mile and do that little bit extra to really serve your prospects?
What kind of promises can you honestly make to provide your prospect with more value?
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A COURAGEOUS six-year-old schoolgirl is looking forward to the Christmas that her parents thought she would never see.
Little Skye Wilson, of Kendal, spent weeks fighting for her life before having a heart transplant operation in June.
Parents Graeme and Tra-cey pinned their hopes on finding a donor several times after Skye became seriously ill in April.
They had already said their final goodbyes to their daughter who had dilated cardiomyopathy – a con-dition where the heart becomes weak and enlarged and fails to pump blood properly – after being told to fear the worst by doctors.
But a donor was found and now, six months later, the St Thomas' School pupil is back in the classroom up to four days a week and is enjoying life and playing with her friends.
Tracey said the family was looking forward to enjoying a quiet family Christmas.
"Skye has made a remarkable recovery in six months," she said. "We can't believe it when we look back at the pictures of her and could never have imagined that she would have come this far and that we would be spending Christmas together.
"She is doing really well.
"She is enjoying herself and she loves being back with her friends.
"She has really missed them. She loves to be busy and it is hard for us to get her to rest.
"There is still a long way to go but she is doing well.
"Her body could still reject the heart but that risk is lessening.
"We do lead our life walking on a tight-rope but we have to live life day by day and see how she goes."
Skye cannot walk far and gets tired easily. "She will never be able to run a marathon but hopefully her legs will get stronger," said Tracey.
"But she is improving and we never imagined she would have come so far."
Skye was a carol singer in the school nativity performance of Robin's Christmas Singalong this month and now the family is looking forward to Skye spending Christmas with her siblings Bryony 18, Bethan, 12, and Cameron, 12.
St Thomas's head teacher Paul Brown said: "She is back as if she has never been away.
"She is back to the Skye that we all love to bits."
The family still has to travel to Newcastle's Freeman Hospital every other week for Skye to see doctors and the family has now embarked on a fund-raising trail to boost funds for the children's cardiac unit at the hospital.
Skye's grandmother Renee Frankland raised £250 last month with a coffee morning in her Kendal home and dad Graeme plans to do the Three Peaks in the summer.
Terry Hewitt, liason nurse at the hospital in Newcastle, said: "Skye is doing fantastically well and the family has done really well since Skye went home.
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The "fun gene" in the Middleton family didn't all just go to Pippa! Some of it went to Katrina Darling, a pinup/burlesque performer who just so happens to be related to the Duchess Of Cambridge. Okay, so she is a distant cousin — but related nonetheless. Katrina Darling will shake what her mama gave her in an eight-page Playboy spread being published this September. The petite pinup has recently quit her job as a banker to become an exotic dancer full time. Maybe when things get a little boring around the palace, which I imagine is often, Kate Middleton can skip over to her cousin's haunts to learn some burlesque moves to impress William. (Or Harry.) [Daily Mail UK] [Photo: YvetteBessels.com]


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Osho,I have been reflecting on the difference between "feeling sorry" for someone and "having compassion." It seems to me that to be sorry for someone has an element of condescension in it, as if you were superior to the other, and that it does not necessarily have anything to do with love, whereas compassion must be an integral part of loving. Please comment.
The first and the most important thing to remember is that reflecting is not going to help at all. Reflecting is nothing but a beautiful word for thinking. The blind man can go on thinking about light, he can arrive at certain conclusions too, but those conclusions cannot be right. Howsoever right they appear to be, they are bound to be false, untrue.
The moon in the sky is one thing, and reflected in the silent lake is totally another. One exists, the other is only a reflection. If you jump into the silent lake you will not be able to catch hold of the moon - on the contrary, you may even disturb the reflection because the lake will be disturbed.
The more you think, the more you are creating waves and ripples in the mind. The real thing for the blind man to do is not to think about light but to cure his eyes; for the deaf man, not to reflect on music but to go through some alchemical processes which can make him hear.
That's the difference between reflection and meditation: meditation opens your eyes, reflection is thinking with closed eyes. Meditation is seeing and thinking is remaining blind. But thinking can give you great conclusions, very logical too; in fact only thinking can give you logical conclusions. Meditation will give you very paradoxical experiences - illogical or supralogical, but never logical.
Existence consists of contradictions - it is vast enough to contain all contradictions. It consists of polar opposites. They appear to be opposites to the logical mind, but deep down in reality they are complementaries. They exist together in a kind of simultaneity.
In English meditation again has the same flavor as reflection. In English there is no word which can be said to be the equivalent of dhyana or Zen, so we have to use the word meditation; that comes closest. But a few conditions have to be put upon it.
The moment you use the word meditation, the question immediately arises "On what?" because meditation in the English language means meditating upon something. And the words dhyana, or Zen, simply mean emptying yourself of all thinking - it is not a question of meditating upon something. Meditation is a state of absolute silence, of profound peace, of not thinking at all but just being aware. Only in that awareness will you be able to see the truth.


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Dr. Osowski joined the faculty of the School of Social Work at The University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park campus in August 2007. He received a bachelor's of science in social work degree in 1989 from the University of North Dakota. He earned a master's degree in social work in 1991 from the University of Kansas. He earned a doctorate in sociology from South Dakota State University in 2005. Osowski was named the 2003 McNamara Graduate Scholar at South Dakota State University. In 2002, he was inducted into Phi Kappa Phi for academic excellence. In November 2010, he was named one of the 20 most influential social work professors in the United States by the Social Betterment Blog.
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UMKC School of Law hosts Supreme Court Term Review
UC Irvine Founding Dean Erwin Chemerinsky Presents Keynote SpeechErwin Chemerinsky, founding Dean of the University of California, Irvine School of Law will present a 2008-09 Supreme Court Term Review at the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) at 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 25. The Kansas City Lawyer Chapter of the American Constitution Society (KC ACS) for Law and Policy and Spencer Fane Britt & Browne LLP are sponsoring his appearance, which takes place at the UMKC School of Law, 500 East 52nd St., Kansas City, Mo. A registration and reception will precede the event at 5:30 p.m.
Chemerinsky will analyze the most important cases of the Supreme Court's recent term, and will speak about how these cases will affect the legal landscape. He will identify emerging trends and discuss the upcoming vacancy on the Court, as well.
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