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'Revenge' Recap: It's Not A Hamptons Wedding Without A Murder, Too
And even when it finally showed the beachfront ceremony, officiated by none other than Nolan Ross (Gabriel Mann), the sweet and sentimental moments were cut short — probably to keep the audience from welling up too much. After all, this is still supposed to be Jack and Emily's (Emily VanCamp) love story, so the show doesn't want you to get too emotionally attached to Jack and Amanda.
Note: Spoilers ahead if you have yet to see Sunday's episode, "Union."
After reminiscing over her pretend wedding to Jack as a kid and fighting accusations she just didn't "feel" enough, she handed over her pipe-cleaner ring to Amanda to give to Jack during the ceremony, recalling that memorable play date and filling Jack's heart with love. Watching Wechsler's face during the wedding was everything you'd want from a guy in love, committing to one woman for the rest of his life. It was a shame it couldn't be celebrated more. So, I wanted to highlight it here in the clip above.
Instead, "Union" jumped all over the place. It should have been enough to have Nolan decrypt the video file of Aiden's sister's death to learn it actually took place six years ago, but it just made Aiden want to chase down the truth in person. He and Emily wasted valuable story space visiting the place she died and looking at the coroner's report. Meanwhile, Victoria (Madeleine Stowe) attempted to reason with Daniel (Josh Bowman) about the kinds of people he was getting in bed with, so to speak, with the Initiative, while her husband Conrad (Henry Czerny) got deeper under the covers with someone equally bad (especially from a story POV), Nate Ryan (Michael Trucco), who wanted to turn Montauk into Atlantic City.
While Daniel sweated it out about the Initiative, Helen (Wendy Crewson) turned up at Grayson Manor, and Victoria seized that opportunity for what it was: a chance to take down the enemy — literally — before any more harm could come to her family. We've already seen the incredible lengths to which Victoria will go for her family, so this one certainly came as no surprise, but unfortunately it wasn't all that satisfying, either. In fact, it actually became quite the sitcom moment when the whole family was home, standing over the body, at least one of them with an "Aw, shucks, now what do we do?" fear of guilt and the unknown.
Nolan's feelings for Padma (Dilshad Vadsaria) made him wonder if she could be manipulated by the Initiative the same way Aiden was, so he read through her emails and came to the conclusion her father had been kidnapped, and she was only doing what she was doing out of fear for his safety. Yawn. It was the show's attempt to make her more sympathetic, but she would have been so much more interesting if she was just infiltrating his company for sport. Nobody cares about Padma, right? Or is that just me?
Jack and Amanda sailed off on their honeymoon, leaving Declan (Connor Paolo) and Charlotte (Christa B. Allen) to play house with Baby Carl, only to reveal that Nate had stowed away on The Amanda and was out for some revenge of his own now that his casino deal had been halted. It made for a strong cliffhanger, but just made the whole episode that preceded it feel like one big preamble to this moment.
Buzz Moments
OMG!: Amanda certainly proved how she ended up in juvie tonight. It's one thing to blackmail Conrad Grayson, but it's another to do so in such a sloppy way to not even consider the plans in motion around you that you've just upset by revealing something that wasn't yours to begin with!
Thank you, TV gods.: Helen was ridiculous and completely uninteresting for someone who was supposed to be so menacing. Good on you, Victoria Grayson — especially for not just shooting her in the back like a coward.
Awk-ward: Uh, Jack did you forget you have a kid? Because a wedding ring won't make Amanda stay in your life forever, but that kid sure will.
Hotness: Nothing says a beach wedding like a man in an open-collar shirt and a white suit.
Fab-u-lous: Whoever decked The Amanda out in a Just Married sign and twinkling lights had the right idea — even if those lights instilled the feeling of Christmas more than a wedding. It was festive and romantic, but jolly, too.
Can. Not. Wait.: So, there's no way this Ryan brother hiding out on the boat isn't the one who doesn't make it out alive, right?
Celebuzz Meter (1-10): 7 — This episode certainly set a lot of great things in motion for conflict to come, but it devoted far too much time to simply setting things up, rather than actually having those things happen now.
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Nate Guillory was one of 25 athletes named to the 2010 American Football Coaches Association NAIA All-America team. Guillory was selected to the team as a running back after his second season at Northwestern.
Guillory, a 5-8 187-pound senior from Houston, Tex., is the Rangers' 22nd first-team All-American. He was voted as the Central States Football League Special Teams Player of the Year and a first-team running back after being named the 2009 Offensive Player of the Year. The two-year senior running back from Houston, Tex., broke the school record for most rushing yards in a career, setting it at 2,858. He also set a new mark for rushing attempts in a career with 431 attempts.
Guillory was ranked high in the NAIA in several categories including; sixth in total rushing (1,179 yards), ninth in all-purpose yards (1,720), 10th in rushing yards per game (107.2) and 12th in scoring (96 TD's).
In his second season as a Ranger, he rushed 195 times for an average of 6.0 yards per carry and 107.2 yards per game. He also had 12 catches for 56 yards. Guillory scored 16 touchdowns, including 14 rushing and two on kickoff returns.
"Nate Guillory is very deserving of this honor," remarked Northwestern's head coach Keith Barefield. "He rewrote the rushing record books during his career at Northwestern by smashing marks in two seasons that were previously set in four years. More importantly, Nate stood out as a team leader. His work ethic and unselfishness combined with his God-given ability distinguished Nate from his peers. As many of our opposing coaches said to me – 'Nate is a special athlete'."
The AFCA's NAIA All-America Selection Committee is made up of three head coaches from each of the AFCA's nine districts, one of whom serves as a district chairman, along with another head coach who serves as the chairman of the selection committee. The coaches in each district are responsible for ranking the top players in their respective districts prior to a conference call between the district chairmen and the committee chairman on which the team is chosen.
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Hi I am 3wks post op after ba and feel a pulling nerve sensation (almost like the implant is moving or rubbing against my breast wall) in my left breast when I move my left arm - it is also more swollen then the right one is this to be expected
Pulling Movement 3 Weeks Post-op
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Pain and pulling of breast
It is very common to feel weird sensations and feel pulling sensations after a breast augmentation and certainly at three weeks.
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Movement of implant after breast augmentation
Feeling motion of the implant is not unheard of. When you move your arm it may be also be moving the pectoralis muscle. When the pectoralis moves it can push or pull the implant in different directions.
The bigger concern would be swelling. You should return to your doctor to make sure you are not missing something like a hematoma (late bleeding), seroma (fluid collection) or infection.
Pain and swelling three weeks after breast augmentation
Three weeks after breast augmentation things should be getting good. The breast envelope should be relaxing and the implants should be well on their way to settling in. Swelling and tenderness on one side is a worry, perhaps bleeding occurred on one side. See your surgeon and have him take a look.
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Nerves connecting after breast augmentation can cause wierd sensations.
There are studies and special volumetric cameras and imaging devices that have shown that the breasts may remain swollen, approximately 10% larger, for up to 9 months after undergoing breast augmentation surgery.
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> We use m0n0 in a commercial product and have allready discussed
> certification. It might be usefull in our business. I will restart
> this discussion once we have a mature product launched (no, don't ask,
> it is not a main stream firewall product... ;) and take it up with
> manuel.
> I will also ask for some other contributors to the fees...
I did take a look at the icsa site last week and I thought that the
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ALMOST 50 people have made 'serious inquiries' about becoming adopters since Blackburn with Darwen Council launched a recruitment campaign.
Let's Adopt was launched in January, in a bid to encourage more people to adopt children in the borough. But council bosses said they were 'astounded' by the number of inquiries and wanted to thank readers of the Lancashire Telegraph for their support.
Karen Barrick, head of permanence children's services at the council, said: "The level of interest we've had in the area is amazing.
"It has surpassed our expectations, so the council would like to thank everyone who has read, shared and talked about Let's Adopt."
Let's Adopt supporter and former Coronation Street star Wendi Peters, from Blackburn, said: "I am overwhelmed at how many people have come forward to find out more about adoption in Blackburn with Darwen in such a short space of time."
Coun Frank Connor, executive member for children, said there were still 39 children waiting to be adopted in the borough.
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Mr Nice adds Chloe Sevigny, sells for Canada and UK
Independent has pre-sold Bernard Rose's Mr Nice to Canada's Entertainment One and its UK affiliate Contender.Chloe Sevigny, David Thewlis and Omid Djalili have now joined the cast, which is led by Rhys Ifans in the title role. Ifans plays Howard Marks, the UK's infamous Oxford-educated drug baron. Marks himself is supporting the project. Rose adapted the screenplay from Mark's autobiography of the same name.Sevigny ...
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Two illustrious names in architecture—Frank Gehry, FAIA, and Valli&Valli—have teamed up to deliver door hardware worthy of display in your next high-end house. The architect's stainless steel Arrowhead door lever, shown here, has a matching cabinet pull with the same sculpted twist as the door handle. Both are finished in either satin or polished chrome. Valli&Valli (U.S.A.), 212.326.8811; www.vallivalli-us.com
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Best Of :: People & Places
There's a reason this unincorporated community north of Huntington Beach fought to remain unincorporated: Who would want to change a damn thing about Sunset Beach? First of all, it's walkable, which is good because its thousand or so residents have to walk to the Post Office to get their mail; direct delivery is one of those modern conveniences that, charmingly, hasn't yet penetrated Sunset Beach. There is, of course, the gorgeousness factor—the waterfront-to-landmass-area ratio has to be in some record book—but more important may be the funkiness factor. There are a few good bars, a few quirky buildings, a few well-loved houses, all of which recall a time when you could wistfully put "sleepy" and "seaside" in the same sentence when describing coastal Orange County. Here's hoping that doesn't change when it officially becomes part of H.B. next year.
Founded in 1986, the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen serves meals to more than 300 people, seven days a week. The Costa Mesa-based nonprofit's mission is to feed a daily nutritious meal to the homeless, the unemployed, the working poor, the mentally challenged, the physically challenged, senior citizens and, most important of all, children. 'Cause it's all about the children. They were among those Someone Cares founder Merle Hatleberg noticed were coming to the door for food when she ran an Orange County seniors' program. Those needy folks did not qualify for meals under that program, so Hatleberg would slip them some food when no one was looking. She went on to pool her meager funds to buy a large pot for the first soup she served to the needy on June 15, 1986. Much has changed since then: 30 people were served that first pot of soup, and Someone Cares moved from local churches to a community center in Costa Mesa to, finally, a former Chinese restaurant owned by the parents of the founders of the Wahoo's Fish Taco chain. And there's now a staff, plus more than 150 active volunteers. Unfortunately, the need has grown as well.
If you're one of those people who thinks every month should have its own Oktoberfest, then fret not because there is room for your beer-swilling self over at the Phoenix Club, home to the largest outdoor festhalle in the country. Every May 1, the club opens its doors to the public for a daylong celebration of all things Germanic: sauerkraut, sausage, polka music, maypole dancing—sorry, fellas, not that kind of pole dancing, but rather the medieval-era one involving a tall pole, lots of ribbons and walking in circles—and beer. Lots of beer, and it goes for about half of the ridiculously overpriced Oktoberfest brews they sell at Huntington Beach's Old World Village. Long tables provide plenty of room underneath propeller-size fans hanging from the ceiling of the tent, while a never-ending parade of dancers in folk costumes struts its stuff in front of the white-haired polka band onstage. There's even a lady who stands in the middle of the floor with an unnaturally happy smile and cracks a whip just inches from your face. Achtung, baby!
How could a public radio station be better than KPCC? Okay, we know what you're going to say: by not playing public-radio programming. But that's wrong; KPPC's lineup is consistently fascinating and varied enough that it's worth tuning into at most times of the day. The personalities are who make it, from the nebbishy-but-bold Larry Mantle to the affably anti-jargon Kai Ryssdahl (whose nationally syndicated Marketplace is recorded in the same building as KPCC). But forget everyone else: The rock of the station is afternoon-news anchor Alex Cohen, who manages to be adorable yet authoritative while occasionally poking fun at the national programming or dropping references to her own passion for roller derby. Even KPCC's pledge drives are sometimes entertaining—not that we'd miss those if they were gone.
If you ever listen to classical music on the radio, chances are you've heard the host who sounds how a classical-music host would sound if he were a character on The Simpsons. Get beyond the funny voice, and you quickly realize that KUSC's Jim Svejda is probably the most knowledgeable (and opinionated) radio host in the country when it comes to classical music. His Sunday-evening show The Record Shelf has been around for decades and never fails to break new ground on old music, exposing listeners to both obscure works by well-known artists (okay, Gustav Mahler's Resurrection Symphony isn't that obscure, but you won't find it on most classical stations) and underappreciated gems by also-rans, such as Bohuslav Martinu's Piano Quartet No. 1, which opens Svejda's show. He rules the airwaves weeknights from 7 to 10 p.m., artfully letting the tinkling piano of his theme music fade away before he mellifluously transitions into the night's programming. If Charles Bukowski were alive, he'd purposefully delay his day's work of drinking and writing to take full advantage of Svejda's show.
In Marty Smith's capable hands, Orange Coast magazine continues to improve over the days when the publication was largely content-free. Smith loves a good story and has been sharing them with his readers. Sure, there are all the "best" lists (like, uh, this one), but nowadays, those are leavened with interesting profiles and local crime mysteries. The story of James W. Whitehouse, the husband of Susan Atkins, the convicted murderer from Charles Manson's gang, was one for the history books.


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Egan, a former aspiring model who accuses Hollywood figures including Goddard of sex abuse, has voluntarily withdrawn the case against the Broadway producer.
A man named Michael Egan, who sued Broadway producer Gary Goddard for sex abuse, withdrew the case on Saturday, June 28. Egan, who claimed that Goddard abused him in 1999 when he was 16 in Hawaii, dismissed the case just a few days after he withdrew a similar case against TV exec Garth Ancier. Both cases were dismissed without prejudice which means he may re-file them in the future.
In April, Egan filed lawsuits against "X-Men: Days of Future Past" director Bryan Singer, David Neuman, Goddard and Ancier, claiming that they abused him when he was a minor. All of them denied the accusation.
"Gary Goddard's sworn declaration, supported by detailed evidence, confirms that he was never in Hawaii during the period of time that Michael Egan alleges he was abused," Goddard's lawyers Paul Gaspari and Alan Grodin said in May.
"And it is supported by Egan's own sworn deposition confirming that he was not in Hawaii either, and that no one other than those he accused in 2003 - which did not include Gary Goddard - had ever allegedly assaulted him. We have consistently asserted throughout this whole unfortunate matter that our client vehemently rejects the allegations made against him, which are provably false," they added.
The case against Neuman was withdrawn in early June, but it was re-filed two days later. Egan also withdrew the suit against Ancier a few days ago. The TV exec countersued Egan and his lawyers on June 27 for malicious prosecution. The suit against Singer is pending.


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Peruvian faculty and Hort & LA faculty at OSU President Halligan's house warming reception
Peruvian students, faculty and OSU faculty at Dr. Maronek's reception party
The Landscape Architecture Program at Oklahoma State University will host 13 people from the Universidad National Federico Villarreal, Lima, Peru, for a four week exchange program beginning Feb. 10.
This will be the first year of the exchange program, with the Peruvian students studying on the OSU campus and OSU participants traveling to Peru in May, according to Charles Leider, director and professor of the OSU Landscape Architecture Program. The student will participate in some landscape architecture studio design classes, as well as work in the computer lab.
In addition, the Peruvian students will be involved in preparing a sketch problem for a memorial plan for the Alfred P. Murray Federal Building bombing site; a visual design study for enhancement of the driving experience from the Oklahoma City airport to the downtown area; and a creative playground for preschool children at the Unitarian church in Stillwater.
OSU plans to send 12-15 students to Peru May 6 to June 1. Participants will be required to maintain a daily journal and develop an annotated photographic essay or sketch book guided field trip or a report on a directed research topic. Total cost for each person in the exchange program is about $1,900 to $2,200, with $800 being designated for airfare, plus tuition if the program is taken for credit. Anyone interested in applying for the landscape architecture exchange program should contact Dr. Leider at 744-5420.
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The Diet Pills Tests
We tested these diet pills on 5 people, for each success story we have given a star, half a star for half a success story. As you can see as yet no one has got the full 5 stars, however the Laminaria Extra Plus which is an improved version of Nature's Way Laminaria Extract diet pills did manage 4 stars which we were quite impressed with. To avoid boring you to death with all 20 results we have only listed the ones which actually worked and achieved at least 1 successful test. However, just because they didn't work for our 5 willing students does not mean they won't work for you. Our chart below should not be taken as a definitive reflection of how good a pill really is or is not. In all instances we followed the manufacturers instructions on taking the pills.
Unfortunately to date these 5 are the only diet pills which we have had some success with, we are continuing our tests and shall keep adding to and updating these reports. We would also welcome any suggestions you have or any comments which may help other people choose or avoid a particular product.
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What Difference Do the Letters Make?
The gene defect that causes sickle cell anemia involves just one letter. And this small change in the sequence has an enormous impact on health.
One of the genes that codes for part of hemoglobin, the molecule that carries oxygen through the bloodstream, is mutated in individuals with sickle cell anemia. Normal hemoglobin fits into round-shaped red blood cells, which move smoothly through tiny capillaries to nourish muscles, organs, and other tissues. The single-letter sickle cell mutation causes hemoglobin molecules to cluster together, forming long, rod-like structures. These structures cause the red blood cells to become stiff and assume a characteristic sickle shape. Sickle-shaped red blood cells stack up, causing blockages that starve the body's tissues of oxygen. The resulting illness is known as sickle cell anemia.


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|Red Hat Enterprise MRG v1 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (version 5)
|CVEs (cve.mitre.org):
Updated kernel-rt packages that fix several security issues and various
bugs are now available for Red Hat Enterprise MRG 1.1.
This update has been rated as having important security impact by the Red
Hat Security Response Team.
The kernel-rt packages contain the Linux kernel, the core of any Linux
operating system.
Security fixes:
* a flaw was found in the Intel PRO/1000 network driver in the Linux
kernel. Frames with sizes near the MTU of an interface may be split across
multiple hardware receive descriptors. Receipt of such a frame could leak
through a validation check, leading to a corruption of the length check. A
remote attacker could use this flaw to send a specially-crafted packet that
would cause a denial of service or code execution. (CVE-2009-1385,
* Michael Tokarev reported a flaw in the Realtek r8169 Ethernet driver in
the Linux kernel. This driver allowed interfaces using this driver to
receive frames larger than what could be handled. This could lead to a
remote denial of service or code execution. (CVE-2009-1389, Important)
* several flaws were found in the way the Linux kernel CIFS implementation
handles Unicode strings. CIFS clients convert Unicode strings sent by a
server to their local character sets, and then write those strings into
memory. If a malicious server sent a long enough string, it could write
past the end of the target memory region and corrupt other memory areas,
possibly leading to a denial of service or privilege escalation on the
client mounting the CIFS share. (CVE-2009-1633, Important)
* Frank Filz reported the NFSv4 client was missing a file permission check
for the execute bit in some situations. This could allow local,
unprivileged users to run non-executable files on NFSv4 mounted file
systems. (CVE-2009-1630, Moderate)
* a deadlock flaw was found in the Linux kernel splice implementation. This
deadlock could occur during interactions between the
generic_file_splice_write() and splice_from_pipe() functions, possibly
leading to a partial denial of service on the file system partition where
the deadlock occurs. (CVE-2009-1961, Moderate)
Bug fixes:
* a stack buffer used by get_event_name() was not large enough to
accommodate the nul terminator that sprintf() writes. In some cases, this
could lead to an invalid pointer or a kernel panic. With this update, the
function is modified to allow space for the nul terminator. (BZ#503902)
* free_bootmem() was hard-coded to use node 0. This could have caused a
kernel panic during boot on a NUMA system that happens to boot on a node
other than node 0. With this update, free_bootmem() acts on the current
node, resolving this issue. (BZ#503048)
* CPU flag mishandling caused TSC clocksource synchronization to fail (TSC
was marked unstable) on the Intel® microarchitecture (Nehalem). In
addition, TSC clocksource checks added to the 64-bit kernel code are now
present for i386 systems. Also, "/proc/cpuinfo" now shows TSC-related
flags. (BZ#50289, BZ#508756)
* barriers are used to make sure delayed work requested from threads is
processed before continuing. run_workqueue(), however, exited before
processing all barriers, causing threads to wait forever. In a reported
case, this bug caused missing path issues for Device Mapper Multipathing.
* calling pipe() with an invalid address caused a file descriptor leak.
* the code to add "/dev/rtc" contained a printk statement without a log
level prefix. (BZ#510099)
* an extra check has been added to the realtime kernel to avoid a rare
corruption of the FPU (Floating Point Unit) stack, which could occur if a
task using FPU registers was preempted by an interruption. (BZ#509359)
* fix a boot-up problem on HP ProLiant SL2x170z G6 and similar systems by
adding Intel ICH10 controllers back to the ata_piix driver. (BZ#508783)
* converts a UID comparison in AGP to a more secure capability check. By
default, "/dev/agpgart" is accessible only to the root user. (BZ#505493)
Users should upgrade to these updated packages, which contain backported
patches to correct these issues. The system must be rebooted for this
update to take effect.
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500297 - CVE-2009-1630 kernel: nfs: fix NFS v4 client handling of MAY_EXEC in nfs_permission
502893 - TSC synchronisation fails on Nehalem
502981 - CVE-2009-1385 kernel: e1000_clean_rx_irq() denial of service
503048 - LS21 do not boot RT enabled kernels (not APIC issue) - ibm-ls21-7972-01.rhts.bos.redhat.com
503474 - CVE-2009-1961 kernel: splice local denial of service
503902 - kernel: TPM: get_event_name stack corruption [mrg-1]
504133 - /sbin/multipath threads are waiting forever
504726 - CVE-2009-1389 kernel: r8169: fix crash when large packets are received
505493 - kernel: agp: remove uid comparison as security check [mrg-1]
509629 - kernel: fd leak if pipe() is called with an invalid address [mrg-1]
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A calling without purpose, is merely a job.
Searching for meaning is demeaning;
Catastrophic waste of time, piddling; diddling;
Waiting for the end; patiently waiting for loss;
For ruin; anticipating trouble and marking time;
Digging a hole and filling it in again...and again.
It takes courage to fear, yet the brave move on anyway,
One shaky, unsure step at a time...but they move!
If all you can be is weak and hopeless, then
Be weak and hopeless, but go on hoping just the same.
Strength comes with believing and the understanding you are mortal.
Yeah, you really are, so except that reality.
Rely on spiritual strength for the power you need.
You can access it by obeying the Truth you know.
Never give up, never quit trying, diligent.
Fill the dead of silence with prayers for assistance.
Be poor in spirit, always asking; seeking; pounding;
Access power greater than you have been given in your finite existence.
To spiritually walk about, being one with the Truth you accept,
Is the overcomers way to victory and the mastery of life!
The End
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Accomplishments 1992 – 2008
Administration of President Ruben Armiñana
Academic Programs * Accreditations * Budgets/Fundraising * Campus Infrastructure * Campus Housing * Campus Safety * Commitment * Community Outreach * Diversity * Employees * Student Enrollment * Student Programs and Student Life * University Systems
Sonoma State University has been transformed in many ways since the early 1990s when President Ruben Armiñana became the University's sixth president. In 1992, SSU was one of the best-kept secrets in California. The campus had been shaped and developed with great care in the early 1960s by founding faculty, staff administrators—and students. Sonoma State was a small, liberal arts college that began on a seed farm in a very rural area, and earned itself the reputation as "Granola U."
The University was relatively isolated from the local community, and was primarily a commuter and re-entry student campus. Additionally, the university needed to strengthen its administrative structure in preparation for becoming a major regional university. It is now proudly a mid-sized comprehensive university with excellence in both academics and student support.
Much has changed since 1992 as Sonoma State University has evolved. Some examples include:
Academic Programs and Curriculum
- In 1992, 40 bachelor's degrees were offered, as well as several master's programs. In 2010, there are 46 bachelor's degrees, 15 master's degrees, and one joint doctoral degree program offered in conjunction with UC Davis.
- SSU is a major contributor to feeding the workforce of the
North Bay, most specifically through programs such as:
- Wine Business Program, a much needed and appreciated program by Wine Country employers
- Engineering Science Program, which rose quickly to meet the needs of the burgeoning telecom industry that had transplanted from the Silicon Valley
- Environmental Studies and Planning, a department that incorporates sustainability and alternative energies into its curriculum and is sought-after world wide for its faculty's expertise in sustainability.
- Executive MBA program, a program supporting the surrounding community's need for currently employed executives.
Accreditations, Awards and Rankings
- SSU has been fully accredited by the Western Association
of Schools and Colleges since 1963, including a ten-year
accreditation in 2010. In addition, individual program accreditation
has been granted by the:
- American Chemical Society (ACS), 2007
- National Association of Schools of Music (NASM), 2007
- National League for Nursing (NLNAC), 2005
- National Association for Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), 2000
- Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP), 2006
- State of California Board of Behavioral Science, 2007
- Programs in SSU's School of Education have been sanctioned by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) and since 2005 accredited by the National Council for Accreditation for Teacher Education (NCATE) since 2005.
- SSU's School of Business and Economics received initial accreditation status from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) in 2006, joining an elite group of fewer than 15% of all business schools in the world that meet the standards for accreditation.
- In 1999, SSU was selected as the sole California college to join the prestigious Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges (COPLAC), an association of public colleges and universities whose primary mission is ensuring that an outstanding undergraduate liberal arts and sciences education is available to students in the public systems of higher education.
- Sonoma State University is in the top tier of most popular schools in California, and one of the most requested campuses in the CSU system.
- US News and World Report named Sonoma State University one of "America's Best Colleges" in the 2000, 2002, 2003, 2006 and 2010.
- SSU has been ranked nationally as a "Best Value," "Most Connected," and "Most Green" college by the Princeton Review, and was named one of the "Most Connected" campuses in America by Forbes Magazine in 2006.
Budgets and Fundraising
- Budgets have been established to permanently address the University Reserve, to address start-up costs for new faculty, to fund the faculty sick-leave costs, and to fund instructional equipment.
- Endowments for scholarship and faculty development were created in the School of Business and Economics.
- More than $150 million in private donations has been raised to support the academic mission.
- More than $5 million raised from private resources to create an operating endowment for the Schulz Information Center.
- A grant from the Keck Foundation funded the microanalysis laboratory.
- Committed to $200,000 annual investment toward Faculty Development, to eventually total $1 million.
- More than a third of a billion dollars for capital improvements has been raised since 1992, totaling $358,502,615.
- Continued improvement of transparency regarding fiscal spending and budget allocations through committees such as the President's Budget Advisory Committee, the Vice President's Budget Advisory Committee, the Campus Reengineering Committee and others.
Campus Infrastructure
- Completed the construction of the Schulz Information Center, adding more than 200,000 square feet of instructional and academic support space to the campus, and the popular Charlie Brown's Café.
- Successfully renovated Salazar and Darwin Halls.
- Raised private funds and completed the design and construction of the Environmental Technology Center.
- Completed construction of the student-funded Recreation Center.
- Added three new residential housing villages (Sauvignon, 2000; Beaujolais, 2003; Tuscany, 2009).
- Conceptualized and created the Donald and Maureen Green Music Center, opening Music Education Hall to faculty and students in 2008.
- Launched a comprehensive classroom renovation program in concert with the Telecommunications Infrastructure Initiative.
- Upgraded bookstore services to students and the campus by contracting with Barnes & Noble to operate the bookstore.
- Acquired and manage the 411-acre Fairfield Osborn Preserve and the 3,670-acre Galbreath Wildlands Preserve, both of which are used for educational purposes of SSU students and K-12 students at FOP.
- Athletic facilities, including the newly named Wolves Den (gymnasium) and the athletic fields were renovated and improved.
- The University has incorporated sustainable initiatives—including a 1,200 panel solar grid, high-efficiency lighting and evaporative cooling—in notable infrastructure projects such as the Recreation Center, Environmental Technology Center and the renovations of Darwin and Salazar Hall.
Campus Housing
- SSU has evolved from a largely commuter campus to a strong residential campus, now recognized as one of the most residential campuses in California where almost half of the student body live on campus.
- Innovative residential designs have avoided "dormitories," and instead offer comfortable suites housing multiple students per suite.
- In 1992, SSU had the ability to house 900 students. In 2010, SSU can house 3,200 students.
- The Residential Students Association was developed to provide programming in areas such as academic initiatives, alcohol education, freshmen interest groups, cultural awareness, health and wellness, and judicial education.
- Created a strategic plan to develop affordable housing for faculty and staff.
Campus Safety
- Police Services regularly conducts campus training and drills for emergencies and disasters, and has supported and received over $325,000 in grants in direct support of the anti-terrorism and disaster related programs and services.
- The comprehensive campus emergency preparedness program is regularly reviewed and updated, and all key disaster personnel are certified in the new National Incident Management System protocol, enabling SSU for FEMA funding in case of an actual disaster.
- Sonoma State Police Services has prioritized campus safety through the construction of a new police facility, the implementation of a campus-wide emergency alert system to notify community and parents of an actual emergency, and a campus lighting retrofit program to enhance campus lighting.
- President Armiñana and other Cabinet members meet regularly with faculty, staff and student leadership groups as well as the Academic Senate, and community groups such as the President's Advisory Board and the North Bay Leadership Council.
- Expressed commitment to leadership mentoring and representation in the greater CSU as evident by SSU participation on various systemwide committees.
Community Outreach
- The University has established collaborations with Santa Rosa Junior College, Napa Community College, Solano Community College, and Mendocino-Lake Community College, along with local K-12 school districts.
- Meets regularly with the Santa Rosa Junior College officials to explore possible joint programs and collaboration opportunities, and offers an upper-division program at Napa Community College, leading to a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies and taught by SSU faculty. A similar program at Solano Community College is expected to begin in Spring 2011.
- SSU works closely with Roseland University Preparatory High School in Santa Rosa, encouraging the students to attend college. President Armiñana has offered each qualified student guaranteed enrollment at SSU.
- Established Technology High School in concert with the Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified School District.
- Encourages the local community's willingness to invest in
the university, as demonstrated by:
- Wine Business Program
- Engineering Science Program
- SSU's School of Education is directly involved in the "Aiming High" Sonoma County initiative, which supports closing the achievement gap for English learners in 22 local school districts.
- Invited management from the City of Rohnert Park to participate during the planning and analysis phase of new campus projects and construction efforts.
- Renewed the commitment to diversity by forming a President's Diversity Council to address the need to continue toward a more diverse student, faculty and staff, paralleling the ethnic diversity of the region and state.
- Donated fiscal resources to diversity-based programs and events in support of diversity initiatives, such as La Raza, Black Scholars United, and International Students events.
- President Armiñana annually participates in the CSU Super Sunday program visiting African American churches to encourage African Americans and people of color to aspire to attend college.
- Supported division-initiated cultural awareness based training and workshops such as the AFD Manager Development Academy 9-month cultural awareness training.
- Commitment to annually hire new tenure-track faculty.
- Committed to a "no-layoff policy" for permanent employees.
- Secured property in anticipation of construction of faculty and staff housing, a need voiced and supported by faculty hires due to the high cost of living in Sonoma County.
- Improved efficiency and streamlined operations by moving many of the administrative and service functions to Salazar Hall ("one-stop shopping").
- Began the Faculty-in-Residence Program, a very popular pilot program that brings one faculty member per year to live within the student residential housing.
- Appointed the University's first-ever Endowed Chair to the Native American Studies Department.
Student Enrollment and Statistics
- In 1992, approximately 900 students lived on the SSU campus in village-type residential suites. With the opening of Tuscany Village in 2009, approximately 3,000 (nearly half the student body) make their home at the University.
- Students who apply to Sonoma State also apply to UC Berkeley, San Diego State UC Davis, and some private colleges.
- The University makes "student retention, satisfaction and graduation" priorities in all planning processes.
Student Programs and Student Life
- Added new sports programs, in compliance with a gender equity agreement with the National Organization for Women.
- Developed Educational Mentoring Teams program to increase the level of freshmen retention, satisfaction and academic performance.
- Established and funded Welcome Week and weekend programming.
- Launched the Freshman Interest Group (FIG) program, which provides small thematic living/learning communities to enhance the academic experience of the freshman year.
- Began First Year Experience (FYE) and Second Year Experience (SYE) programs, to focus on retention of freshmen and sophomores.
- Started MOSAIC, which provides designated living areas focused on diversity, civic engagement and social responsibility through active participation in program objectives such as service learning.
- Since 1993, Sonoma State athletic teams have won twenty-two conference championships, five regional championships and two national championships, and sixty-two athletes have earned All-American status while competing for SSU.
University Systems
- SSU became an early adopter of the Common Management System to help streamline campus business operations and bring them into line with the other 22 campus' operations. This module has increased student satisfaction by providing easier, more convenient access to information and allows for self-service transactions.
- Initiated an online parking management system to improve parking services and improve services.


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The company is under severe pressure to reduce debt and market sources believe job cuts would be a logical method of reducing costs.
Elders, once one of Australia's biggest companies, was counting on rival Ruralco picking up Elders Rural Services for about $300 million to help pay down the company's burgeoning debt of $387 million (compared with its market capitalisation of $33 million).
But it is believed the bid was between $200 million and $250 million, which would have left little value for shareholders and hybrid holders, and forced Elders' lenders to take a haircut. So Elders rejected the deal on Tuesday.
The potential cuts were first flagged by Street Talk Online.
An Elders spokesman told The Australian Financial Review:
"The company had only just commenced the process of looking at options for the long term operations of ERS now that the sales process had been terminated," said the spokesman.
"No plans have been developed yet, let alone reviewed or agreed by the executive team, the Board or the Company's financiers."
Shares plunge
Since Elders rejected the Ruralco bid, its share price has plunged 17.8 per cent to 7.4¢ at 11.33am AEST on Thursday.
Wilson HTM published a note this week describing the ordinary equity of Elders as "worthless", after the company failed to come to an agreement over the sale of its rural services assets.
The wealth manager has valued the company on a "stand-alone" basis, which means removing a takeover premium for rural services business, including corporate costs and valuing the company's hybrid equity at its face value of $150 million.
Wilson said the value of the company's ordinary shares was heavily dependent on a successful asset sale program.
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Rule change would aid some who await organs
A proposed change in the way intestinal organs are allocated could increase access to those organs for people awaiting transplantation, according to a UPMC surgeon who is leading efforts to change federal rules.
The proposal affects people who are waiting for a combined liver-intestine transplant, a type of procedure that has sharply declined in frequency since 2008.
Surgeons attribute the drop in the combined surgeries to a federal rule that requires livers to be offered to every patient on the national waiting list. Doing so pushes down the list about 70 adults nationwide who are waiting for a combined liver-intestine transplant during any given year.
"It's unfair," said Dr. Kareem Abu-Elmagd, director of UPMC's Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplantation Center. "Too many patients were at risk of dying."
Death rates among adults awaiting a liver-intestine transplant are nearly three times higher than those waiting for just a liver, according to a proposal drafted by members of the Liver & Intestinal Organ Transplantation committee of the United Network for Organ Sharing, a nonprofit agency contracted by the federal government to manage organ allocation nationwide.
Dr. Kim Olthoff, chairwoman of the committee, said the proposed rule would reduce the wait list mortality without risking the availability of organs to people awaiting livers alone.
"The liver committee feels it's a good thing; otherwise they wouldn't have put the proposal forward," said Olthoff, a professor of surgery at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
Under the proposed change, transplant candidates waiting for both liver and intestines would get increased priority on the wait list. They would be offered organs after livers are offered to local and regional candidates ranked with a score of 29 or higher on the Model of End-stage Liver Disease scale, which ranks patients for transplant eligibility based on scores of 6 for the least sick to 40 for the sickest. The proposed rule change must be approved by the UNOS board.
"It's one step forward," Abu-Elmagd said of the proposed change. "It's better than nothing."
UPMC had performed upward of 20 liver-intestine-pancreas transplants prior to 2008. Last year, only three were done, according to UNOS data.
The one-year survival rate for adult intestinal transplants at UPMC last year was 89 percent, compared with a nationwide average of 75 percent, according to data from the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients.
Former UPMC patient Greg Dawson of New Bremen, Ohio, expressed hope the new rule will be approved. Dawson, 45, underwent a combined liver-small bowel transplant in March 2003 because a hereditary illness called Gardner syndrome was destroying his organs. He is now healthy.
While he didn't have to wait long, his brother, Jeff, waited for more than eight weeks for a transplant in 2008.
"That's terrible that some people have to wait and wait," Greg Dawson said. "It's pretty amazing to have this opportunity."


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Dear Ken: What are the names of the four guys who star on the Playhouse Disney children's show "Imagination Movers"?Mover Rich is played by Rich Collins, a native of Washington, D.C. Mover Scott is Scott Durbin, who grew up in Thailand, the District of Columbia and San Antonio, Texas, before moving to Louisiana. Mover Dave is David Poche, an architect. Mover Smitty is Scott Smith, who grew up in southern Louisiana. He is the only one of the four who did not lose his house to Hurricane Katrina. The child-centered rock band has won an Emmy and make their home base in New Orleans.
Dear Ken: Tell me a little about Michaela Conlin, who plays Angela Montenegro on "Bones."Born in Allentown, Pa., Conlin, 32, has a Chinese-American mom and Irish-American dad. She studied theatre at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She is a very close friend of "Bones" star Emily Deschanel.
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Exclusive: Marisa Calihan talks about her 'Survivor: Samoa' ouster
By Christopher Rocchio, 09/18/2009
Marisa Calihan
's ouster is proof that first impressions can often be wrong.
The 26-year-old student from Cincinnati, OH, became the
first castaway eliminated
: Samoa during last night's broadcast of the CBS reality series.
On Friday, Marisa talked to Reality TV World about why
Russell Hantz
lives up to his "biggest villain ever" billing; how his antics took the spotlight off fellow "misogynist"
Ben Browning
; why nobody on Foa Foa suspected Russell of emptying canteens and burning socks; and why she hopes he gets eliminated from the game before some real damage is done.
Reality TV World: Russell is being billed as
"biggest villain ever." Based on what you saw during the first three days, do agree with that?
He's definitely the biggest villain I've ever known. Anybody who doesn't need the money but just goes onto a show to play with people's weaknesses and torment them, and then to claim that he's a victim of one of our nation's greatest tragedies -- just to do that to mess with people's minds, I think that's top villain qualities personally.
Reality TV World: After your elimination, you stated that you initially trusted Russell -- which seemed kind of surprising since you were the one who also commented at the beginning of the episode that he looked like someone you didn't want to mess with. Why did you decide to trust Russell at first?
I really didn't have much to base it on except for our canoe trip. You canoe onto the island and the only interaction that you have is in that canoe. So it's like, "Okay, choose a chief." Well, I'm going to choose the person that I think did the best job in the only scenario that we've had, which was Russell. He also chose me [to be the tribal leader].
He also worked really hard in the [Reward Challenge]. So initially, I was like, "Yeah, maybe he does like me in particular because he chose me to be chief." So that was my initial trust Russell situation. But as soon as that first day went on, I was already starting to have light shed onto his ways.
Reality TV World: How did your alliance with him form?
He ran up to me and was like, "I want to make an alliance with you right off the bat." He said that honesty's the most important thing to him in this game and that we just have to stay honest with each other and we're going to have a secret alliance that no one's going to know and that if I stay with him I'll last the whole game. Same spiel he gave everyone basically.
Reality TV World: So you guys would have been an alliance of two, right? He didn't mention any of the other castaways names when he was talking to you?
Reality TV World: Did you have alliance discussions with anyone else besides Russell while you were out there?
Yes. I was in an actual alliance with [
Mick Trimming
] and I was in an actual alliance with [
Betsy Bolan
Reality TV World: Okay, how did that come about? Did you guys have conversations about Russell?
There were some conversations between us about Russell, yeah. Many of them. Mick I think was still on the fence about Russell. But Betsy was onto him. Betsy was like me. She saw through him and she didn't trust him.
Reality TV World: Was it difficult to hear him say you were part of Russell's "dumb-ass girls" alliance during last night's episode?
I had heard it on the commercials. But he said the "dumb blonde, an even dumber long-haired blonde and the brunette girl as part of my dumb-ass girls alliance." That initially... I might have been like, "You asshole. I'm not dumb." But I think I was vindicated because it's pretty clear I'm not stupid.
Reality TV World: You already talked about how you quickly started to distrust Russell. Did his Hurricane Katrina lie on Night 1 play into that at all?
I wasn't about to start putting myself on national television and saying, "He's lying! He was not in Hurricane Katrina and I don't feel bad for him!" I've never been in a natural disaster and I would never say something like that.
The thing that really got me was that I do have dogs, and when he said that he lost his dog, he was going around telling everybody this horrible story about how his dog drowned. If that happened to my dog, I wouldn't be going around telling people about that. That would be something that would kill me to talk about. He was just waving it around like a flag. I thought, "This guy is full of it."
Reality TV World: So you found it suspicious.
Very suspicious.
Reality TV World: Last night's episode failed to explain what the tribe thought happened to
Jaison Robinson
's socks and the water in the canteens on the morning of Day 2. You guys must have suspected that somebody dumped the water out, right? What did you think happened to the socks?
The thing with the canteens is that at that time... Okay, one pot of boiled water only filled five canteens. You had to boil two pots of water [to fill all 10 castaway canteens]. You had to boil a pot of water over an open fire in this big cast-iron pot, it takes a very long time. We were really -- as a tribe -- wanting to stay hydrated and ready for the challenge the next day. So we were sort of sharing canteens.
When we woke-up in the morning, we just assumed that everyone had drank their fill of water and because it was night nobody replenished the source. I mean this is just the first three days. I'm sure if he continued to do that, people would catch onto it. But we were all totally unfamiliar with our surroundings.
As far as Jaison's socks, I didn't even know that Jaison's socks were missing. He didn't mention that to any of us. But I do know my socks were missing and I couldn't find them. Nobody knew where they were. It's kind of like when somebody's complaining about not being able to find something, you just think they're annoying because they misplaced it themselves.
Reality TV World: Based on last night's show, it was pretty obvious that Ben really disliked you by the time Tribal Council happened. Why do you think you two clashed so badly? Did it begin with that Day 2 argument over the water boiling?
No. It happened before that. You really don't see a lot of Ben in this episode because they really wanted to introduce Russell but Ben is horrible. He's bossy. He bosses everyone around. He is a total misogynist. I think he's afraid of women because he treats women horribly. I'm just not the kind of woman who's going to let some pipsqueak boss me around. Period. I don't think that he deals with that very well. I don't think he deals with strong women at all.
Reality TV World: Were you surprised by the way Russell reacted when you told him you were starting to get "weary" of his actions? His explanation for talking to everybody seemed pretty lame.
You know, I actually was expecting Russell to try to smooth things over with me. That's what I was expecting. Because I was thinking if I'm coming to him and -- keep in mind now, he's the one telling me that honesty's the most important thing to him -- so I was kind of using his line to figure out what exactly was going on with this guy.
So I tried the honesty approach, and -- to tell you the truth -- by that point a lot of things went on behind the scenes with Russell that I can't discuss. I didn't even want to see Russell, I didn't want to look at him. He approached me and wanted to say, "We're still tight right? We're still okay." I'm just kind of like, "No. I'm really weary of all the things you're doing on this island. Why do you need to go talk to everybody quietly? If we're in an alliance, why do you need to?" Then he tried to tell me, "Oh, we're just talking about the good times we're having on the island." I just wasn't buying it and that freaked him out.
I really didn't realize how much I scared him until last night's episode.
Reality TV World: In hindsight, do you regret the way that conversation went? You obviously would have played that differently now since it preceded your elimination, right?
You say obviously because you kind of think that I would.
Reality TV World: Yeah.
But I don't think so. Honestly, I would rather leave in this first episode and have been the only person who called him out than to leave in three more episodes and had to have catered to him.
Reality TV World: That leads well into my next question. During Tribal Council, you seemed to stop just short of basically calling out Russell and telling everyone about your secret alliance with him. Do you wish you would have done that to kind of show that he was making deals with lots of people?
I tried to allude to those sort of things without outright saying them. I was in an alliance with someone else, and at this point I wasn't completely sure about whether I was going off the show or not. So I didn't want to set myself up to have a target on my back the next Tribal Council if I didn't get [voted] off. So I was trying to be careful about what I said.
That was a really long Tribal Council condensed down into almost nothing. So there's a lot of stuff there again that you didn't see, and I did defend myself.
Reality TV World: Just to back up a second, that alliance you mentioned is the one with Betsy and Mick, right?
Reality TV World: Your face seemed to get more and more expressive as host
Jeff Probst
revealed each Tribal Council vote. What was going through your mind when that was happening, were you surprised you were the target?
I was wondering... It was kind of like, okay, I knew Russell was going to vote for me. I knew that Ben was going to vote for me. And I knew that [
Ashley Trainer
] was probably going to vote for me. I knew those things.
But it was kind of painful to hear the other people right down my name and to have that called because there were some people that I felt genuinely would not have written down my name until that Tribal Council happened. Russell and Ben caused such a commotion around me that it swayed them into doing that. It hurt me because I knew that they knew better.
Reality TV World: I know you were only out there for three days, but did you pick up on any other alliances that anyone else was seemed to be forming while you were out there?
I knew that Ashley was connected in some way with Ben and Russell. I knew that. That was part of the reason why Ashley was a target [for Betsy, Mick and myself], because we were trying to weaken that alliance.
Reality TV World: Do you think Mick was still considered your tribe's leader by Day 3...
He disappointed me in his leadership role. He did. But I understand he didn't know what to do with that and he didn't ask for it. He didn't want a target on his back.
Reality TV World: Who do you think assumed the tribe's leadership role if Mick wasn't fulfilling it?
As far as around camp, it was less of a leadership role and more of a dictator role because Ben was telling everybody what to do and how to do it at all times. I took to calling him "The Machete Man" because anytime anybody needed the machete to work on building a shelter or whatever, we'd be like "Where's the machete? Oh, Ben's got it and he's off in the woods somewhere with the machete."
I'll be interested to see how his character plays out because he really was not a good guy.
Reality TV World: I just want to be clear on this. You think your elimination was a combination of Russell and Ben together working against you?
I think that it was mostly Russell. I think he used my conflict with Ben to his own advantage.
Reality TV World: How long do you think it will take before your former tribemates start to realize that Russell is untrustworthy?
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Katherine, mama to Emma Kate (7) and Griffin (3)
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moonshine, hope you had a nice run this morning.
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ummm, hate to break it to you eksmom (please take this the way it was intended, funny) It really helps to be doing the deed to TTC a child.
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Oh but I have to say to CherylAnn before I forget, that I *hate* it when people are dopes about their dogs while I am running with mine. Makes me feel like going home and getting the other and siccing TWO border collies on their dumb*ss dog. Wait 'til they have to rescue their dog from being herded up a tree and then they'll keep their dog under control. Poor dogs, they get these crummy owners...
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I am not doing well with the in-laws visit. FIL broke our front door today. We will have to buy a new door AND a new frame. They have broken something every single time they have visited. I kid you not. Someone help me. Please.
Running is going well. Tomorrow is a rest day. I miss yoga. I was doing it a lot before the inlaw visit, but while they are here I have nowhere to do it.
I repeat. Help. Me. Please.
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eksmom: Shall we move on to calculus next?
UHHHH.... how do you explain this to a toddler? This afternoon in the car we had a big discussion about why it's called a "heat wave." Other recent car conversations have included why rabbits have whiskers and an "argument" about whether or not bicycles need gas.
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Valencia will look to end their winless run against German opposition at home when they host Schalke 04 in the first leg of their Round of 16 live Champions League clash. Watch Valencia vs Schalke live as it happens by joining thousands of satisfied football fans at Live Sport Network.
Valencia have not won against German opposition at the Mestalla since triumphing 3-0 over Bayern Munich way back in 1996. Since then they have hosted German opposition six times, with five games ending in a draw and one in defeat.
Los Che finished second in Group C behind Manchester United. The highlights of their group campaign were their impressive away triumphs at Glasgow Rangers and Bursaspor and a 6-1 humbling of the Turkish champions at the Mestalla on Match Day 5.
Schalke's group campaign got off to the worst possible start as they lost 1-0 to France to Lyon but the Royal Blues bounced back admirably to pick up thirteen points from their remaining five fixtures and topped the group ahead of Les Gones. This fixture between the two teams is a repeat of the 2007/08 Champions League group tie, which ended in a goalless stalemate.
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Margaret was last seen at approximately 1:30 pm at her residence near the vicinity of Wychwood Way and Roundtop Road in Warren Township, NJ. She is a volunteer firefighter with the Mount Bethel Fire Department, and a U.S. Army Veteran. Haddican-McEnroe had taken a leave of absence to give birth to her daughter, but was starting to resume her duties.
Margaret's husband last saw her when he left the house around 1:30 p.m. to run some errands. When he returned two hours later she was gone. Their three children, including an infant daughter, were home alone. Margaret had left behind her SUV, and her cell phone, but according to her husband, $11,000 in cash was missing, but police have not confirmed that. Neither her credit cards nor checks have been used since. After two days, he reported her missing. He has said he waited to contact police because they had an argument and she had a history of leaving for a few days and returning after she calmed down.
Following a tip, an extensive police search for Margaret was conducted in the area of Dock Watch Hollow Road in Warren on July 28, 2007. The nine-hour pursuit involved search dogs, mounted patrol and more than 50 trained searchers but yielded no clues.
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The fact that we have an auto-QVFD script (which is an amazing script, by the way) makes me wonder whether we can have an auto-BP script. As nearly as I can determine it would function similarly to auto-QVFD; a tab at the top you click to start the script, a comment box pops up... the script detects whether the user is an IP or a registered user and adds the appropriate template, your comment (which probably should be mandatory) and your sig to Ban Patrol. I think it would improve efficiency, because manually adding troublesome IPs and users to BP can be a little cumbersome, much like individually adding articles to QVFD would be if not for the auto-QVFD script. If I knew how, I would create this script myself, but I don't, so I can't. --Andorin Kato 00:26, November 9, 2009 (UTC)
- In my imagination, some admins have a block script that displays an option to block people next to their names in edit histories. Like, (talk | contribs | block). I imagine that can be combined with the QVFD script to allow people to easily list people on BP. --Pleb SYNDROME CUN medicate (butt poop!!!!) 00:39, November 9, 2009 (UTC)
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A couple of weeks ago, we started talking about what version of the Rolling Stones' song "Wild Horses" was our respective fave. Ami is partial to the recent "Voice" contestant cover, while I really love The Sundays version. I decided to put together a playlist with some of my favorite covers, alongside the originals (or at least an earlier version, in some cases) for comparison. The cover versions go first, with the original tracks following them, in the same order. Take a listen, and share with us in the comments your favorite cover song version.


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We have all been saddened by the tragedy at Sandy Hook. Innocence has been lost in children around the globe due to this senseless act of violence. It's important to remember that children need to be counseled properly so that they don't live in fear, but have the important knowledge of safety.
These tips from Mental Health America are helpful when it comes to fostering safety, not fear. And please, turn off the news.
To guide parents through discussions about school violence, Mental Health America offers the following suggestions:
- Encourage children to talk about their concerns and to express their feelings. Some children may be hesitant to initiate such conversation, so you may want to prompt them by asking if they feel safe at school. When talking with younger children remember to talk on their level. For example, they may not understand the term "violence" but can talk to you about being afraid or a classmate who is mean to them.
- Talk honestly about your own feelings regarding school violence. It is important for children to recognize they are not dealing with their fears alone.
- Validate the child's feelings. Do not minimize a child's concerns. Let him/her know that serious school violence is not common, which is why incidents such as Columbine and Conyers, Georgia, attract so much media attention. Stress that schools are safe places. In fact, recent studies have shown that schools are more secure now than ever before.
- Empower children to take action regarding school safety. Encourage them to report specific incidents (such as bullying, threats or talk of suicide) and to develop problem solving and conflict resolution skills. Encourage older children to actively participate in student-run anti-violence programs.
- Discuss the safety procedures that are in place at your child's school. Explain why visitors sign in at the principal's office or certain doors remain locked during the school day. Help your child understand that such precautions are in place to ensure his or her safety and stress the importance of adhering to school rules and policies.
- Create safety plans with your child. Help identify which adults (a friendly secretary, trusted teacher or approachable administrator) your child can talk to if they feel threatened at school. Also ensure that your child knows how to reach you (or another family member or friend) in case of crisis during the school day. Remind your child that they can talk to you anytime they feel threatened.
- Recognize behavior that may indicate your child is concerned about returning to school. Younger children may react to school violence by not wanting to attend school or participate in school-based activities. Teens and adolescents may minimize their concerns outwardly, but may become argumentative, withdrawn, or allow their school performance to decline.
- Keep the dialogue going and make school safety a common topic in family discussions rather than just a response to an immediate crisis. Open dialogue will encourage children to share their concerns.
- Seek help when necessary. If you are worried about a child's reaction or have ongoing concerns about his/her behavior or emotions, contact a mental health professional at school or at your community mental health center. Your local Mental Health Association or the National Mental Health Association's Information Center can direct you to resources in your community.
The following behaviors are signs that a child may need help:
- Lack of interest or poor performance in school
- Absence of age-appropriate anger control skills
- Seeing self as always the victim
- Persistent disregard for or refusal to follow rules
- Cruelty to pets or other animal
- Artwork or writing that is bleak or violent or that depicts isolation or anger
- Talking constantly about weapons or violence
- Obsession with violent games and/or TV shows
- Lack of enthusiasm, energy or motivation
- Carrying a weapon to school
- Overreacting to criticism
- Restlessness and agitation
- Bullying
- Misplaced or unwarranted jealousy
- Involvement with or interest in gangs
- Withdrawal from friends and activities
The more signs you see the greater the chance the child needs help. Mental Health America's toll-free Information Line can help parents and teachers find community resources. Mental Health America also provides informational brochures on children's mental health issues, such as a Teen Survival Guide to Surviving Stress, Teen Depression, Coping with Loss, Youth Violence and What Every Child Needs for Good Mental Health.


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"The president is going through a depressive phase due to his tireless work for the nation," she told them.
He doesn't charm anyone, is prone to indecision about his personal life, and has depressive tendencies.
She says one of her depressive swings left her suicidal during her freshman year.
Every two weeks he would visit patients suffering the gamut of depressive disorders.
This was the first triumphant conclusion, but afterward came reaction and a depressive doubt.
In no case is the action of a stimulant followed by a depressive reaction.
Kraepelin treats stupors occurring in manic-depressive insanity as falling into two groups, the depressive and manic.
Surely Callista Blake was not what his brother Jack would call a depressive type, if that word was still favored in the jargon.
As a matter of fact, it is extremely susceptible to mental influence, stimulant or depressive, and to emotions of all kinds.
depressive memories or ideas have associated with them a depressing and disintegrating emotional quality.
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Tending to depress or lower.
Depressing; gloomy.
Of or relating to psychological depression.