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PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team has hit a bit of a speed bump in its season; after starting the season with four straight wins, the Quakers are winless in their last four (three ties and a loss). This weekend brings the first chance at redemption, as the Red and Blue host a pair of games at Rhodes Field. On Friday night, Cornell comes calling for the second Ivy League match of the season at 7 p.m., while on Sunday Penn hosts Fairleigh Dickinson in a non-conference battle at 2 p.m.
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The Series with Cornell
The Quakers lost the first six games in this series, back in the 1990s. Since then, Penn is 15-0-1 including 14 wins in a row over the Big Red. Last year, Penn gained a 2-1 win in Ithaca; in fact, three of the last four meetings have ended as 2-1 wins for the Quakers.
About Cornell
Under second-year head coach Pat Farmer, the Big Red (6-2-1) have made vast improvements from a year ago. Last week, they opened the Ivy League campaign with a 2-0 win over Columbia. Caroline Growney leads Cornell with four goals, while Elizabeth Crowell and Rachel Nichols have three goals each. Crowell also has four assists. Midfielder Claire MacManus was a second-team All-Ivy performer last year. In goal, Kelsey Tierney has five starts with a 0.35 goals-against average and a .917 save percentage. Tori Christ has four starts, a 1.27 GAA and a .556 save percentage.
The Series with FDU
The Quakers and the Knights are meeting for the first time in women's soccer.
About FDU
The Knights (4-5-1) will play Mount St. Mary's on Friday, before making the trip to Philadelphia on Sunday. FDU has played one Ivy League opponent this season, losing to Columbia 2-0 on September 22. Amanda Goulet is FDU's only multi-goal scorer, she has two, while six other players have scored once. Connie Lewis has two assists to go with her goal, while Goulet also has two assists. At the other end, Sage DoVale has started all 10 matches and has a 1.46 goals-against average and a .708 save percentage.
About Penn
*Penn is 27-9-5 overall in the last two-plus seasons with this season's start, and 31-10-7 over its last 48 matches dating back to the 2010 season. In those 48 matches, Penn has nearly as many shutouts (28) as goals allowed (31).
*Penn was the last team in NCAA Division I to allow a goal this season, as Old Dominion finally dented the Quakers' net on September 22. This is nothing new to the Quakers; two years ago, they led the nation in shutout percentage (13 in 17 matches) and allowed just seven goals all season.
*Never mind keeping teams off the scoresheet; Penn just isn't giving teams many chances to score. The Quakers have outshot their opponents by a whopping 140-47 so far this season, and Quaker goalies Kalijah Terilli and Katherine Myhre have been called upon just 16 times to make saves (Terilli 11, Myhre 5).
*Last weekend's tie with Lehigh was a frustrating one to swallow, as Penn outshot the Mountain Hawks 27-7 (16-2 after halftime) and hit three crossbars in the opening half.
*On offense, Penn has had eight different players score its 14 goals this season.
*Penn has had one scoreless tie this year, and two others where goals were scored. In those two ties, the Quakers spotted the opposition their goals first (2 for ODU, 1 for Lehigh) before coming back to salvage the draw.
*Tahirih Nesmith scored Penn's lone goal Sunday against Lehigh. It was the freshman defender's team-leading fourth goal this season.
*Kerry Scalora had the assist on Nesmith's goal, her third this season, and she also has three goals for a team-high 19 points. Scalora enters the weekend with 13 career goals and 12 career assists for 38 career points.
*Megan York had an assist on Lindsey Sawczuk's goal at Old Dominion, and is third on the team with four points (1g, 2a). Sawczuk and seniors Brianna Rano and Kathryn Barth each have three points (1g, 1a).
*In addition to York, junior Haley Cooper has two assists this season.
*Not only did Penn win its opening two games on September 6 and 8, the Quakers did so in record fashion. Their combined 8-0 margin of victory was a season best, topping the previous mark of a combined 6-0 margin set by the 1998 squad. (The 1998 squad went on to win its third, fourth and fifth games by 4-0 margins, and had seven shutouts to start the campaign.)
*Perhaps the most impressive stat from Penn's opening-weekend wins was that seven different women scored, and 13 recorded a point. The only multi-goal scorer was Nesmith.
*Late in the Saint Peter's match, Nikoletta Georgalis -- a junior walk-on from the track team -- came into the match for Penn to make her collegiate debut; mere minutes after that, she scored her first collegiate goal.
*It was an all-class affair against Mount St. Mary's on Sunday as the senior Rano, the junior York, and sophomore Elissa Berdini joined the freshman Nesmith in the goal ledger.
*Penn returns two women who earned All-Ivy honors last year, seniors Scalora (first-team forward) and Rano (second-team defender). Scalora was also the 2010 Ivy League and ECAC Rookie of the Year.
*Barth, meanwhile, was a second-team All-Ivy and second-team NSCAA all-region selection two years ago, as a sophomore.
*Scalora led Penn in scoring last year, tallying four goals and three assists for 11 points. Two other returning players, Barth and sophomore Erin Mikolai, had three goals apiece.
*In addition to Mikolai, another sophomore to keep an eye on up front is Berdini. She had two goals and two assists last season.
*Three other returning players scored twice last year: senior Claire Walker -- who is a captain of this year's team with Scalora and Rano -- and the juniors Kaitlyn Moore and Clara Midgley.
*Moore will step into the middle of the park, looking to replace the graduated Erin Beck. Another returning candidate for that position is senior Laura Oliver.
*Penn lost its two central defenders from a year ago, All-Ivy pick Alex Dayneka and Erin Thayer. On the other hand, sophomores Caroline Dwyer and Jazmyne Simmons are two women who saw lots of time in the backfield along with Rano last year. Cooper also has experience.
Up Next...
Penn is on the road twice next weekend, facing Columbia in an Ivy League match Saturday at 3:30 p.m. and then Navy on Monday at 3 p.m.


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Gormican starts New York shoot for Zac Efron, Imogen Poots comedy
London-based What If It Barks Films has started shooting its first US feature, Are We Officially Dating.
Tom Gormican makes his feature directorial debut from his own Black Listed screenplay. The story is about three Manhattan bachelors who make a pact to have as much fun as possible while remaining single.
The cast features Zac Efron [pictured], Miles Teller, Michael B Jordan and Imogen Poots.
The film shoots in New York from this week to the end of January.
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What If It Barks is co-producing with Treehouse Pictures, which is financing the film, and with Aversano Media. Producers are Justin Nappi and Kevin Turen for Treehouse, Andrew O'Connor and Ray Marshall for What If It Barks and Scott Aversano for Aversano Media.
O'Connor said: "Our intention has always been to produce comedy films for the US marketplace and we're really excited to be shooting our first film in the US. We are delighted that the guys at Treehouse saw the potential in the project and we hope very much that this will be the start of a fruitful relationship between our two companies. It's a terrific cast, which we think will have a really broad appeal to our target audience."
What If It Barks is set up by Objective Productions founder Andrew O'Connor and producer Ray Marshall. The company's second feature May The Best Man Win, will shoot in the first half of 2013 in Los Angeles. O'Connor will direct from a script he co-wrote with Matthew Robinson, who co-wrote The Invention of Lying.
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Instead of hosing down the streets of Winnipeg this spring, the city should go out and get a big, fat bottle of hand sanitizer.
In the words of Queen's Bench Justice Brenda Keyser, this city's mayor "exhibited bad political and ethical behaviour" when he spent taxpayers' money at his own restaurant, while the citizen who complained about the incident displayed "egregious" behaviour of his own and came to court with "unclean hands."
The bizarre conflict-of-interest case launched by restaurateur Joe Chan against Mayor Sam Katz has left this city with no unqualified winners and plenty of losers.
Chief among the folks wearing a massive "L" on their forehead this morning is Chan, who was figuratively slapped upside the head on Friday when he was ordered to pay $10,000 in court costs after Keyser declined to declare Katz in conflict for spending $3,084.35 worth of public funds at a 2010 Christmas party at Hu's Asian Bistro, a now-defunct Polo Park-area restaurant the mayor used to own.
Chan was stuck with the tab for a series of weird moves, which included telling tales out of school about a settlement offer, trying to convince former mayoral candidates Rockin' Ron and Natalie Pollock -- yes, the one-time cable-access TV hosts -- to say they learned of that offer from another source and then suggesting Katz's lawyer, Robert Tapper, may have been the source of the alleged leak.
Had Chan simply gone to court to seek a conflict-of-interest declaration and lost, without engaging in bizarre shenanigans, the court costs likely would have amounted to about $300.
Katz, however, did not emerge from this episode unscathed, as Keyser's ruling did not place a halo on the mayor's head. As she noted, the facts of the case were not in dispute: Katz quite clearly spent public money in a restaurant he owned.
What Keyser did was determine the Manitoba Municipal Conflict of Interest Act does not clearly govern a Christmas party, based on the wording of Sec. 16 of the act. Keyser also took note of Sec. 21, which allows judges the discretion to avoid making a conflict-of-interest declaration.
Even if she had found Katz in conflict, she would have used that discretion on Friday, noting the penalty -- removal from office -- would create the need for a mayoral race that would cost taxpayers far more than $3,000.
But just to make sure nobody was unclear about the bigger picture, she told Tapper his client behaved badly, both politically and ethically, and suggested voters will consider that behaviour the next time they go to the polls.
Katz didn't attend the court case so he didn't get to hear Justice Keyser's opinion of his behaviour. But when he had a chance to say a few remorseful words about his own poor judgment, the mayor chose to focus solely on the fact he was not declared in conflict and is not losing his seat.
"That's the end of it. There's really not more to discuss after that," said the mayor, clearly taking pains not to dignify a lawsuit both he and Tapper took great pains to describe as frivolous.
For Katz, this presented a missed opportunity. He could have played the role of magnanimous victor by expressing a few words of remorse for spending public money at his own shop. He could have promised not to make such a move again.
He could have done something to placate the multitudes of ordinary people who don't appreciate the legal nuances of Justice Keyser's logical and methodical decision and simply want to see the mayor acknowledge he did something wrong.
Possibly because Chan and his lawyer, David Matas, could launch an appeal, Katz did not offer the citizens of Winnipeg so much as a bone in this regard. By failing to do that, he painted a little "L" on his own forehead, showing the city he remains politically tone-deaf, if not outright clueless when it comes to basic matters of ethical conduct.
Nobody can describe Sam Katz as a stupid man. He can be a shrewd negotiator and excellent tactician. But year after year, time after time, he seems to miss the opportunity to make amends for miscues.
Asked whether the Christmas-party spending was worth risking his mayorship, Katz wouldn't acknowledge he just had a close call.
That may be the saddest result for the remaining losers in this sordid little story: the citizens of Winnipeg, who are stuck with a mayor too stubborn to concede any ethical transgression and a would-be "anti-corruption" crusader with even bigger ethical problems.


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ROSS Langdon, of South Cerney Golf Club, finished on two under par to win the Hills Wiltshire Professionals tournament at Marlborough Golf Club.
The 36-hole event saw 18 professionals teeing off in near perfect conditions, although a fairly strong breeze built up during the day.
After the first round, Chippenham Golf Centre's Kelvin Aitken led the field by three shots after an impressive three under par round of 69.
Lying in second place was Dan Carter, from Upavon Golf Club, at level par, two shots ahead of Ben Newman, of Ogbourne Downs, Mark Searle from High Post Golf Club, Ross McCance, from Chippenham Golf Centre, and eventual winner Langdon.
Despite a triple bogey on the first hole of the afternoon round, subsequent birdies ensured that Kelvin Aitken reached the turn with his three-shot cushion intact.
However, dropped shots on the 12th, 13th and 16th holes, while at the same time Langdon was putting together a fantastic second round of four under par, ensured a close finish.
The shot which effectively clinched the title for Langdon was an amazing drive on the par 4 16th hole where he left his ball nine inches from the hole for a tap-in eagle. Both players birdied the 18th giving Langdon victory by one shot.
Barry Forster, from North Wilts Golf Club, finished third with a championship total of one over par following a great round of 69 in the afternoon.
Carter finished fourth on three over, Searle fifth on four over par and tied sixth on five over par were Nick Brennan from Bowood, Newman and the evergreen Graham Laing from North Wilts.


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Have you tried adding weeds to your salads and green juices yet? Dandelion, nettles and purslane are amongst the top weeds we should all be eating! They are all packed with vitamins and minerals and purslane is also rich in omega-3 fatty acids! Dandelion adds a perfect pepperiness to salads or green juices and smoothies, nettles are delicious in soups and pancakes and purslane can be used in salads, green juices, soups, stir-fries, you name it. The whole plant is edible, so even if you'd only use the tips of purslane to salads, you can certainly juice the stems or chop them up and add into soups.
This salad is no doubt my recent favourite. I adore the texture and the flavours of the leaves, but also love the addition of tempeh croutons. In all its simpleness, this salad ticks all the boxes of a wholesome meal - there are good fats from avocado and purslane, vitamin E from sunflower seeds, protein and magnesium from tempeh and tons of vitamins from the green leafy plants. Plus it's tasty too, of course!
Purslane and Dandelion Salad with Tempeh Croutons
bunch of fresh purslane
bunch of fresh dandelion leaves
2 tablespoons sunflower seeds
1/2 large avocado
Tempeh Croutons
300g tempeh
75ml water
2 tablespoons Bragg's all-purpose seasoning (or tamari)
1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
1 clove of garlic
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 tablespoon flaxseed oil
1. Cut the tempeh into 1 cm cubes. Combine water, all-purpose seasoning, apple cider vinegar and grated garlic in a small bowl. Heat the mixture in a frying pan and add the tempeh. Cook for 10 minutes, then remove from the pan and let cool.
2. Heat olive oil in a frying pan, add the tempeh cubes and fry on each side until browned. Season with oregano and continue to cook for a further couple of minutes.
3. Pick the purslane and dandelion leaves and arrange on a large platter. Toast the sunflower seeds and sprinkle them on top of the leaves. Cut the avocado into cubes and add that in as well. Finally scatter the croutons on top. Drizzle with some flaxseed oil, if you wish. Serve immediately.


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Blackbeard Wheat Wreath
I really like the ambiguity of this wreath. You can't really tell what its made of at first. The arrangement of the stalks create nice movement drawing you into the center. I could stare at this for a long time. Too long. Awkwardly long. *Sigh*
This chart lets you know the availability and best time to get locally grown fruits and vegetables. Brilliant!Added 9 Years Ago from Chewonthis


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How do you make sure your multiple sclerosis is winterized?
The rainy season has begun in Seattle. It's dark when we wake, it's wet, rainy and gray all day, and dark well before cocktail hour.
You try to get as much done outside before the rains set in. Most of the leaves, however, don't fall from the trees before the rains begin. This makes yard clean-up that much more of an effort. I'd think about leaving them until spring, but picking up after 3 dogs becomes too much of a land mine hunt if the leaves aren't raked up regularly.
I was a bit hamstrung this year as well; having surgery at the end of September. I got everything done I could before the cutting, but it wasn't enough…it never is.
Winter is setting in and I'm not ready for it; and sometimes I feel that way about multiple sclerosis.
Every time things are good for a while or we go into remission, it's like an Indian Summer. We know that winter is eventually going to come but we revel in the warmth and smell and feel of the ever-longer, ever-lower rays of autumn light. We sometimes even fool ourselves into thinking that the winter might not come (or at least not be that bad).
I'm being a bit philosophical right now; probably too much.
Let' talk about how you all get ready for winter's approach. Do you give the place a deep clean before you hunker down? How about the gardens? Do you stock up on books and Netflix for those long, dark nights? Are there any winter hobbies you dust off? Holiday planning, perhaps…
It's getting cold, dark and damp here in Seattle. Let's sit around the cyber fireplace and share stories about our winter preparations.
Wishing you and your family the best of health.


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BELLAWOOD 3/4" x 3-1/4" Matte Cumaru Natural Solid Hardwood Flooring
Length: 1' - 7'
Highlights: Low gloss -10 glossOil look with NO tedious maintenanceSame 100 year transferable warranty
A Floor so Special, Home Sellers mention it by Name. When selling a home, unique features come first. And the name "Bellawood" can be found at the top of sellers' lists again and again. Couple that with a Certified 100 Year Transferable Warranty and it's certain to catch the eye of discerning buyers when the time comes.
Finished to Last. Bellawood Matte is made for those who prefer the simple elegance of an oil-rubbed floor. It offers that low-gloss, oil-finished look without the need for constant re-oiling. Bellawood Matte is topped with a low-gloss version of Bellawood's industry-leading 100 year finish using a groundbreaking multi-layered, micro-particle process for superior wear and scratch resistance. So, go ahead, bring on life and everything that comes with it. Your Bellawood floor will stay beautiful year after year. This product is proudly finished in the USA.
We caught up with real Lumber Liquidators' customers who volunteered to discuss their floor shopping, buying and installation experiences. In no way did these customers receive compensation for their kind words. (They're speaking straight from the heart.)
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When two people of the same gender have sex. The equivalent of 'getting laid' for heterosexual peoples. This is a much easier way of saying homosexual/lesbian relations and a lot more eloquent than "man/lesbian sex".
Edward: "Dude, I totally was Mark's wingman at a gay bar last night!" Anthony: "Really? Man that would've been new!" Edward: "Yeah we were there all night, he really wanted to get glayd!" Mark: "Oh you two.."
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ENMORE Park were 4-1 winners over Entry Hill in the second round of the Somerset Bowl, on a blustery afternoon at the Mendip course.
Enmore Park Seniors hosted their counterparts from the Wells Golf Club on dry but blustery day and suffered a heavy defeat by 6&half to 1&half.
Enmore's points came from the veterans in the final two groups - Ken Hunt with Max Jameson winning by 3&2 whilst Jim Smith with Phil Wood gained a half point.
Two days later, on a beautiful calm and sunny day, Enmore travelled up the M5 to Clevedon but sadly with another similar result - Enmore losing by six matches to two.
Enmore's meagre total was gained by Roger Anniss with Paul Waplington, winning by 5 & 4, whilst Jim Symcox with Mike Cavill won by 3 & 2.
The juniors notched a great win against their counterparts at Burnham & Berrow by a score of 3 ½ - ½.
Winning scores were Jack Dray 3/2, Scot Linden 2/1,Rob Acland and Jake Bovington 4/2 and the final match being halved by Matt Ison and Alex Hill.
Hannah Grant won the 101st Somerset Ladies Golf Championship at Enmore Park, as she came through the 36 hole qualifying round to win the Scratch Cup with a gross 149, which included a new ladies amateur course record of gross 70.
She continued into the match play rounds ending with a semi-final against Jade Cope of Weston Super Mare finishing on the 20th hole and the final against Amanda Mayne of Saltford on the 19th.
It was Hannah's fourth final and it was a special occasion to win the championship at her home club in front of many of her friends and fellow members.


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I just received this question in my personal "in box" and I want to post my reply here so that everyone may benefit.
It is obvious that this forum member has spent some time reading my forum posts because she knows that when we tried to have our first child, my husband really wanted a girl, so I learned how to sway our odds of conceiving a girl. He gave me only one month to try for a baby (he wasn't too sure about taking on the responsibility of caring for a child) and I figured that if I could give him the little girl he wanted, it might spark his interest in having more children (we ended up having 5).My main question for you is about how you conceived a girl. I already have a son he is 1 very soon and i would like to try for a girl what did you do that increased your chances of having a girl?
So we did some specific things during that one month that we tried, and I gave birth to a daughter 9 months later.
There are many different techniques that can be used to help sway the chances of conceiving a girl. Some people swear that if you wait to try for a girl until the moon is just right, that it will help. Personally I haven't studied that theory much and I'd have a really hard time waiting for the moon to be right. I'd rather try every single month
So the things we did involved the right position during sex and the right timing during the month. There are other things you can do, and I'd encourage you to get the book How to Choose the Sex of Your Baby by the Shettles.
The little girl sperm are stronger and more resilient than the boy sperm which means a couple of things.
1. If you deposit the sperm shallowly (closer to the opening of your vagina) all sperm will have to swim around in the vaginal area, which tends to be more acidic than the area just beyond the cervix. This means that the little boy sperm will not survive as well (some will, of course, but many will not). The little girl sperm will still be able to swim through the cervix because they are stronger and affected less by the acidic environment of the vagina.
Feel free to make love in any position that you'd like, but before you finish, lay on your back and have your husband finish shallowly in you - you don't want to be so shallow that some comes out, but shallow enough that the sperm is not deposited close to the cervix (shallow penetration is better than deep penetration at the end).
2. The cervical mucus at the beginning of your fertile window is thicker and can be slightly more acidic than the mucus that is produced at the time of ovulation. Once again, this gives you an opportunity to reduce the number of boy sperm if you make love during the time when the mucus is thicker and more acidic. The thicker the mucus, the stronger the sperm must be in order to swim in it. When trying for a girl you'll want to make love at least 3 days before ovulation. This helps to ensure that by the time you ovulate, most of the little boy sperm will have died, and the little girl sperm will be hanging around in the fallopian tubes, waiting for an egg to be released.
In our case I knew that I had a 5 day fertile window, and I knew how to detect when I was on the first day of my fertile window. I was able to tell this by watching my body's signs of fertility which I explain in more depth on the post entitled Detecting Ovulation Even With Irregular Cycles.
One of the best things to help you determine when you're going into your fertile window is a fertility monitor. You just test every day and it will tell you how fertile you are each day - plus it will tell you when you're at your highest fertility. For anyone just trying to conceive and not really caring what gender they conceive, making love on the days when you are most fertile will result in the greatest chance of pregnancy. But for someone wanting to conceive a girl, a fertility monitor can be very, very helpful in catching those first 2 or 3 days of your fertile window, when making love gives you the best possible chance of having a daughter.
Some studies have also found that a husband and wife who want to have a girl should avoid coffee. We never drank coffee so this wasn't something we had to avoid, but coffee isn't good for a woman who is pregnant or trying to get pregnant anyway, so I would avoid it.
Hope this gives you some information to start with. Timing and technique are the two most important things when trying to sway the odds of having a girl.
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REO Speedwagon and Chicago to tour together
Classic rock bands Reo Speedwagon and Chicago are set to embark on a co-headlining North American tour this summer (14). The groups will play 15 dates in major cities in the U.S. including New York City, Boston, Massachusetts and Dallas, Texas.
Chicago's Robert Lamm, says, "It's ironic, that these two legendary bands, who both have roots in Illinois, were labelmates… in the (1970s), and experienced waves of immense success in the (1980s) and (1990s), and have somehow continued to consistently make compelling music, both in-studio and on tour…. have never before performed together!
"This situation is about to change, as Chicago and REO will perform together during the concert's encore and present a finale that will thrill their audiences. As a musician who has always respected REO's skills, I look forward to our first rehearsals early this summer. This will be fun!"
REO Speedwagon's Kevin Cronin, adds, "With so many personal connections between various members of REO and Chicago, it is amazing that we have never actually toured together. I love it that the Chicago guys feel the way we do about truly playing together when you tour together…
"This tour promises to deliver some unique music from two bands who have made a ton of hit records, share that Midwest work ethic, and still refuse to sit back on their past accomplishments. We both keep raising the bar, challenging ourselves, and rocking hard… and the audience is the ultimate winner. We are psyched… I can't wait for this tour."
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I heard that WordPress, for some reason, removes the ability to change the ping sites through the Update Services form under Settings > Writing in the admin area. I dug around a bit, I asked a WordPress developer and I found out that you can add a filter to get it back. It was westi who showed me the way. And said:
@westi: @DMRsweden The best thing to do is to use the add_filter but with priority 11 that way it will run after the default filter and win
So basically this is all the plugin needs to do:
add_filter('enable_update_services_configuration', '__return_true', 11);
But you can check for yourself. Download it here.
Update: It was brought to my attention that the plugin didn't work as expected. The Update Services form was shown, but the data was never saved. Obviously I thought that I had tested it. But I worked on two different solutions and rather quickly… I guess I worked to quickly. :) Anyway, I found out that I needed a second filter, whitelist_options, to add the ping_sites form to the whitelist when saving the form data.
Now I only need a confirmation on that all the sites you add actually gets pinged to … Check out the source code here.
Update 2: @jonasbjork have reported that it seams to work. :)


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PASADENA - Macy's Inc. announced Thursday that it will be closing its store in the Paseo Colorado mall as part of "normal-course adjustments to its portfolio."
The 158,000-square-foot store — which opened in 1980 and employs 116 people — is one of five Macy's and one Bloomingdale's store that will be closing in early spring because they were either underperforming or their lease was up, company officials said.
In the case of the Pasadena store, it has been a matter of lagging foot traffic.
"The Pasadena location is a store that has not been performing at a high level, and we had the opportunity to sell the lease back to the owner," Macy's spokesman Jim Sluzewski said Thursday in an interview.
Final clearance sales for the stores will begin Friday and run for seven to 11 weeks, the company said.
Karen M. Hoguet, Macy's chief financial officer, said the retail chain remains committed to "operating a successful and growing" business.
"This leads us to open new stores where we see the opportunity to fill gaps in important markets, as well as to make the tough decision to selectively close underperforming stores that no longer meet our performance requirements or where leases are not being renewed," Hoguet said in a statement.
The other four store closures will be in Belmont, Mass.; Honolulu, Hawaii; St. Paul, Minn.; and Houston, Texas.
Macy's also announced that it will be opening five new locations, including a 103,000-square-foot store at the Mall of Victor Valley in Victorville.
That store is scheduled to open in the spring and will employ about 140 associates.
Sluzewski said employees at the Pasadena store — which opened in 1980 as a Broadway and converted to Macy's in 1996 — will be given the opportunity to work at other Macy's locations.
"We're meeting with each individual to ascertain their interest," he said. "We have 49 other stores in the Southern California marketplace. For those who choose not to continue, we'll pay them severance."
Macy's operates another Pasadena store at 401 S. Lake Ave. Other Southland stores can be found in Arcadia, West Covina, Montebello, Montclair, Rancho Cucamonga and San Bernardino, among other communities.
When the store closures are completed, Macy's will operate 798 stores in 45 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and Guam.
Bloomingdale's will have a total of 37 full-line and home stores, as well as 13 Bloomingdale's Outlet stores. Bloomingdale's also operates in Dubai under a license agreement with Al Tayer Group LLC.
DDR Corp. owns all 556,000 square feet of retail space at Paseo Colorado and the company is planning to do some upgrades, according to Eric Duyshart, the city's economic development manager.
"They're scoping out some concepts, but they haven't submitted anything," he said. "We've always speculated that the Macy's on Lake Avenue does much better."
Duyshart said DDR has held off on filling some of the leases there until it decides on the retail mix it wants.
Officials from DDR could not be reached for comment Thursday. But a fourth-quarter activity update on the company's website indicates that improvements are planned.
"DDR reached agreement to recapture a 150,000-square-foot store from Macy's in Pasadena, California," the company said. "Gaining control of this highly desirable space will allow DDR to commence a significant redevelopment of Paseo Colorado."
Paseo Colorado includes about 84 stores, restaurants and other retail outlets, according to the mall's website, www.paseocoloradopasadena.com.


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Hey there, time traveller!
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by placing a statue in a Winnipeg centre devoted to aboriginal culture and economic development, local Hindus plan to honour the Indian monk credited in founding the modern multi-faith movement.
Members of the Vedanta Society of Winnipeg will install a 1.2-metre painted fibreglass bust of Swami Vivekananda in the rotunda at the Aboriginal Centre, 181 Higgins Ave. in June, says vice-president Suren Mehta.
"The reason we're doing this is that he passed through here," Mehta says of the Hindu monk's overnight stay in Winnipeg in July 1893.
Vivekananda travelled through the city on his way to the World Parliament of Religions in Chicago, spending the night on the floor of the former Canadian Pacific Railway station. That building was demolished in 1904 to make way for the current building on the site.
Vivekananda's message of spirituality and faith inspires people around the world, and his birthday is celebrated as a national youth day in India, says retired Sanskrit professor Laxmesh Joshi, who speaks at a public ceremony today marking the 150th birthday of Vivekananda.
"His message of universal consciousness is for every human being without religious, cultural or geographical barring. We should therefore love all and work together for the welfare of one another," says Joshi, who taught at Gujarat University in Ahmedabad, India.
This is the second time the society has attempted to find a home for a statue of Swami Vivekananda, who introduced Hindu philosophy and yoga to the western world during his three-year tour of North America.
Several years ago, the society purchased a three-metre-high fibreglass statue of the monk but could not find a permanent home for it, says Mehta. As a temporary measure, they stored it at the Aboriginal Centre and brought it out annually to celebrate Vivekananda's birthday on Jan. 12.
The society recently sold the large statue to a group in Seattle and now waits for the smaller $5,000 bust to arrive from India, says Mehta.
Installing the bust in a public place like the Aboriginal Centre means Winnipeggers can learn about Vivekananda and honour his work in promoting the principles of the universal relationship of all people, says Saday Shanker Ghosh, secretary of the Vedanta Society.
"The visual impact (of the bust) is almost more important than what you read" about the swami, says Ghosh.
"Swami was such an international personality. How are people going to know if we don't put his statue out there?"
The Aboriginal Centre is happy to provide a permanent spot for the bust and honoured that Hindus consider their property on Higgins and Main as important to their history, heritage and spirituality, says Wayne Helgason, past chairman of the centre's board.
"We're very proud that every year (people recognize) that such an important person slept on the floor on his way through," says Helgason.
"The building attracts an awful lot of attention based on its architecture and its history."
The CPR closed the building in 1988, a decade after passenger-train service had moved to Union Station at Broadway and Main. The Aboriginal Centre opened in 1992.
Swami Vivekananda, born Narendra Nath Datta in Calcutta in 1863, addressed thousands at the first World Parliament of Religions, held in conjunction with the World's Fair. He promoted a message of universal consciousness and introduced his audience to the philosophy of the Vedas, the ancient scripture of the Hindus.
Joshi says that speech increased understanding between religions and helped people understand that all religions carry the same basic elements.
"Religion or spirituality teaches to live a more energetic and blissful life," he explains.
"It inspires us to love all the beings on the Earth and to serve them all."
Public ceremony
THE Vedanta Society of Winnipeg celebrates the 150th birthday of Swami Vivekananda with a public ceremony today at 10:30 a.m. at the Hindu Temple, 854 Ellice Ave.
The celebration includes speeches from noted scholars on Vivekananda's teachings, followed by a vegetarian lunch. The society meets monthly to worship and study teachings such as harmony of faith, divinity of souls and service to humanity.
For more information on Swami Vivekananda and the texts of his six speeches to the World Parliament, visit www.belurmath.org/swamivivekananda.htm


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Are you on content marketing? What are your practical tips? Let me share mine, and tell me if I am in the right path:
I buy articles, not from anywhere, but from a person I know from an article writing sites. She provides me content according to my suggestion - I also write, but I want to post regularly so I decided to hire one for it.
I have compiled 20+ high pr bookmarking sites, and I made an editorial calendar or a regular visit to these sites. Does this help?
I am planning to submit articles at ezine - so my writer has prepared some original 500-word article for the planned submission. It is her suggestion.
I planned to write for technorati - and so far my application is under review. It is my idea.
I joined forums, okay, I want to be honest, I joined Site Point because of the said back links, but Site Point itself have mentioned it's not dofollow ( so it's clear to me now), so today I am here for ideas - and I swear I want to hear your honest opinions... I want to learn a lot.
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Everything you are doing sounds good. I would add submitting comments to blogs that are related to your field as a way to build good related links to your website.
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Nowadays, link building is very difficult, however, building links slowly, naturally help, try to build link via guest post on authority sites, it would help and you don't have to stop, you have to work continuously and you have to keep checking your progress, you can also follow Google webmaster tool and you have to go according to this tool as well.
Thank you for that suggestion - yeah, I will also try that one, and since I have a lot to do, am trying to do things one at a time to maintain quality or focus
Thank you.
Thank you so much! Noted!
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The work done by you is appreciable, I would like to suggest you that the content marketing plays an important role, the content should be unique, and you should update regularly to keep Your links active, by commenting or providing information.
Thank you for that, I am posting at least once day!
Sounds like you are on the right track, but you did pick a competitive niche..
On the productivity side, I'd suggest using IFTTT.com. If you set it up properly, you can make it automatically broadcast your blog posts to a bunch of your social media accounts (FB, twitter, tumblr, ...) That saves you a lot of time.


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Mashed Potato for One Recipe
With two dance classes, bowling and crafting each week, this easy recipe is perfect when I need an out-of-the-ordinary side dish but have little time.—Winifred Chesborough, Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
Recommended: 80 Recipes for Serious Potato Lovers
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- 1 medium potato, peeled and cooked
- 2 tablespoons fat-free milk
- 1 tablespoon cream cheese, softened
- 1 teaspoon butter
- 1/4 teaspoon salt, optional
- 1/8 teaspoon snipped fresh dill or pinch dill weed
- Dash pepper
- In a small bowl, mash all ingredients until smooth. Spoon into a small microwave-safe dish. Cook on high for 30 seconds or until heated through. Yield: 1 serving.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
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So let's say I have a client that's gonna buy a website, we have discussed how its gonna look, and any extra pics, banners, whatever during the process will be for a fee.
And the client pays me 50% of the total amount, in the beginning.. I start designing the website and at the end when it's finnished (It looks like what we've discussed in the beginning) he dosent like it. He totally wanna change the whole layout.
How should I act?
You make sure at each stage you've had him sign an approval form telling you to move on to the next stage. So, after agreeing a graphic design, get him to sign it off. Then go and code the template - get him to sign that off. Finally build the site and get it signed off. If he changes his mind after approving the layout, you tell him 'no problem, but as you did approve this layout I'm going to have to charge you £xx per hour to come up with a new one.
If he didn't sign any approval forms, make sure you at least have written confirmation such as emails to prove he told you the layout was fine.
Clients are free to change their mind, so as long as they are happy to pay for your time to change things, it shouldn't be a problem. Just make sure at each stage you communicate well with the client and ensure they are truly happy with the work so far. This way you can pick up on any potential issues sooner rather than later. Also make sure your contract makes it clear that changes to an approved stage will incur extra costs.
You should have given your client an update of your work each day. Show him what have you done so far. So that if the client is not happy, you will come to know on time & it will be easy for you to amend it. After doing the entire work its hard to bring changes in it. Secondly, clients are little bit unfair in nature but we have to work with dignity as they are paying us. Take confirmation after completion of your work from your client.


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The DVM Class of 2013 became the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine's 50th graduating class during commencement ceremonies Sunday, May 12. The proceedings included the traditional oath ceremony, which was held in Loeb Playhouse in Stewart Center immediately following the University commencement ceremony in the Elliott Hall of Music. Dean Willie Reed emphasized the significance of the graduates' place in history as members of the 50th class to graduate since the College's first commencement ceremony in 1963. He also commended the class for being active participants in the life of the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine, and in particular, praised them for their role in hosting the very successful 2012 SAVMA Symposium. The president of the Indiana Veterinary Medical Association, Dr. Phil Borst (PU DVM '75) and the secretary/treasurer of the Purdue Veterinary Alumni Association, Dr. Jerry Rodenbarger (PU DVM '79), also were on hand to congratulate the graduates and share insights and words of wisdom. Then, Josh Taylor gave the class response before Dean Reed administered the Veterinarian's Oath, which was recited by all veterinarians in the audience as well as the new graduates. At a reception following the ceremony, the graduates received a commemorative desk name plate from the PVAA.
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Published: Sunday, July 21, 2013 at 12:00 p.m.
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No. 5 AJ McCarron
Position: Quarterback
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Height: 6-foot-4
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Why he's No. 5: McCarron has been all about winning during his college career. He's led Alabama to a 24-2 record and back-to-back national titles in two seasons as a starter. In 2012, McCarron threw a school-record 26 TD passes and went 291 pass attempts between interceptions in a stretch from 2011 to 2012. McCarron has passed for 5,956 yards during his Alabama career with a touchdown-to-interception ratio of 49 to 8. He'll be counted on to lead Alabama's balanced offense again this season, which should feature a mix of throws downfield and carries by running back T.J. Yeldon.
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OVIEDO, Fla. - A judge rejected bond on Friday for the Oviedo woman accused of shooting and killing her teen daughter.
Sujatha Guduru appeared in court in a wheelchair Friday in Seminole County after Monday's shooting in Oviedo, in which she faces a charge of first-degree premeditated murder.
Guduru's lawyer, Brian Bieber, said Guduru has suffered mental health problems for more than 20 years, including hospitalization.
"(She) was under the care of a professional," he said. "She was taking psychotropic medication. Unfortunately, the treatment of mental illness is not an exact science."
Beiber said Guduru is currently in "a horrific state of shock" and calls what happened on Monday "a tragedy of epic proportion."
Before the shooting, investigators say Guduru emailed her brother that she was going to harm herself and her 17-year-old daughter, Chetana, an international baccalaureate student at Seminole High School in Sanford.
Police said Guduru tried to take her own life after shooting her daughter by shooting herself in the chest.
She was released from the hospital on Wednesday night and turned over to the Seminole County jail on Thursday.
According to police, Guduru said she shot her daughter because she believed there would be no one to care for her after Guduru killed herself. It's not clear why she wanted to kill herself.
Her attorney wants to know how she was able to purchase a .38-caliber revolver just a few days before the shooting if she had a history of mental illness.
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Hi i want to create a form exactly like the form in here www[dot]myclean[dot]com, i got a slider working and stuck adding the value of the checkbox if checked to the value of the slider and ouput in the #price here is my jsfiddle[dot]net/RwH5A/5/ you can just ignore the textbox because i only use it to display the value's. Better if you could help me more with the form Thanks!
Hi Peggy,
Here's how I might go about it. I've created an options variable to store any extra costs that are added via the checkboxes (I'm assuming there may be more on the finished form). I've also separated out the code responsible for calculating and displaying the total to its own function - avoiding duplicated code makes it easier to change in the future.
var baseRate = 84,
rooms = 1,
options = 0;
var calculatePrice = function(){
var total = baseRate * rooms + options;
$('#price').html('$' + total + '/clean');
$( "#slider-range-max" ).slider({
range: "max",
min: 1,
max: 10,
slide: function( event, ui ) {
$( "#amount" ).val( ui.value );
rooms = ui.value;
$( "#amount" ).val( $( "#slider-range-max" ).slider( "value" ) );
if($(this).is(':checked')) {
options += Number(this.value);
} else {
options -= this.value;
Here is the jsFiddle of my code, in case you want to see it in action. If you've any questions about what I've done or why, feel free to ask
Hi fret, thank you for this :). but i already got it working and kind of the same code you did but new problem is look at this http://jsfiddle.net/RwH5A/13/ i added an array of price and i don't know where's the problem
Update :)..i got it working but there's a bug http://jsfiddle.net/RwH5A/14/when you check the checkbox and move the slider it does not add the value of the checkboxand reducing the value of the price when removing the check
The problem is here, the double-quotes around the numbers mean that JS is treating the values as strings instead of numbers:
var t = {
0: "119",
1: "119",
2: "139",
3: "159",
4: "189",
5: "219",
6: "249",
What you're actually doing is creating an object, rather than an array. To use an array (which would be slightly neater) just do this:
var t = [119, 119, 139, 159, 189, 219, 249];
You've also got a bug in your code that I also ran into when coding my last post. Try moving the slider upto 3 rooms, and the price is $159. Tick the checkbox and the price is $169. Now move the slider back down to 2 rooms, and uncheck the box - now the price is $129, the user just got a discount That's why I introduced the separate variable in my version for holding the checkbox costs.
Edit: Here's a varation on my original code example, but using an array of prices: http://jsfiddle.net/z2zaz/3/
Thanks Fret! :), this really is working..i didn't notice your reply in my email because it went to spam.http://jsfiddle.net/RwH5A/40/ more update 3 checkbox now..please try it. the checkboxes i want it to function likea radio button which when click one and click another only 1 is check.
i added it to your code http://jsfiddle.net/z2zaz/4/:)..let's use your code..it's much cleaner and better
Update again http://jsfiddle.net/z2zaz/5/the bug here is it's always adding the value of checked every click >.<
Morning Peggy,
You didn't actually need to add any extra code to get it working with multiple checkboxes. Take a look at this section of code from my last example:
if($(this).is(':checked')) {
options += Number(this.value);
} else {
options -= this.value;
Here jQuery is attaching a click handler to all the checkboxes that it finds on the page. So you can add extra options to your form and they will just work
Good Morning Fret!,actually it's 7pm here hahah..Yes it is i noticed that! very flexible code thanks!.. http://jsfiddle.net/z2zaz/5/ but please try this one.. it keeps on adding and adding..i was thinking on how to put a refresh or reset value for the price :D.
Ah, sorry, now I understand what you want to do.. maybe it would be better to use radio buttons instead?http://jsfiddle.net/z2zaz/6/
can i make a radio button square like a checkbox? i hope its possible
Not that I know of.. why, do you need it to be square? Switching to radio buttons seemed practical because it gives you the behaviour you want, where only one option can be selected at a time.
because i want to create same form exactly like in this site www.myclean.com
Also the checkbox is optional i think whether they want to check 1 or none, can radio button remove check like checkbox when click again?
look what i found..i already applied it http://jsfiddle.net/z2zaz/7/
then add this $(":radio").behaveLikeCheckbox();it's from here.. but i can't make it work http://www.digitss.com/jquery/radio-with-checkbox-behavior.htmlhelp please! im so close!
OK, seeing as you want the input to look like a checkbox, and have some of the checkbox behaviour, it's better to actually go back to using a checkbox I think.
Here's the modified JS:
$("input:checkbox").click(function() {
$(this).siblings(':checked').prop('checked', false);
if($(this).is(':checked')) {
options = Number(this.value);
} else {
options = 0;
and here's the fiddle of the whole thing: http://jsfiddle.net/z2zaz/9/
haha! really great you make it work! exactly and there's no bugis there any thank you button or repute button here thank you so much!now i can move on with the form that im making.I hope you answer again when i posted another problem really great help!


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wow. i hate watches. now i want a watch. is that good enough?
This futuristic watch looks much more like jewelry than a time piece. The LED display might take a bit of getting used to, but I think would be easy once you get the hang of it- not to mention easy to see in the dark.Added 9 Years Ago from Tokyoflash


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Tributes have been paid to a 22-year-old expectant mum who died after being hit by a car - allegedly driven by her boyfriend - on Saturday.
Jessica Fenner was just weeks away from giving birth to a baby girl when she was involved in a collision with a car outside the address in Glastonbury Road, St Helier, where she was celebrating her baby shower at 9pm on Saturday.
Miss Fenner and Mr Dutfield
In the weeks before the tragedy Miss Fenner and her boyfriend Daniel Dutfield had posted excited Facebook posts about the arrival of their baby daughter and their plans to move into a flat together.
Mr Dutfield, of Trinity Crescent in Tooting, has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving. He appeared in front of Croydon magistrates via video-link this morning and has been remanded to appear at Croydon Crown Court on July 21.
Where the collision happened
Miss Fenner, who worked at a branch of homeware shop Wilkinson's, and Mr Dutfield were expecting the birth of their daughter in the coming few weeks. Prior to her death Miss Fenner and Mr Dutfield took to Facebook to share their joy and excitement and even post scans of the unborn child.
In May, Miss Fenner wrote: "Had a lovely evening with Dan Spudz Dutfield not long till us 2 become 3 can't wait to meet our beautiful baby girl xx"
And less than two weeks ago she said: "So happy with my new flat can't wait to start moving stuff in."
But, since tragedy struck on Saturday, friends of Miss Fenner said they are struggling to come to terms with the news.
Friend Jenny Meadows said: "I sincerely cannot believe that such a lovely young women such as Jessica Fenner is gone so soon.
"I used to work with Jessica and every time I was in a bad mood or needed help she was always there for me.
"I will always miss her lovely personality."
Tom Edwards, who went to Stanley Park High School with Miss Fenner, added: "She was a very nice young lady. She was attractive and friendly and had a lot of friends. I was very sad and upset when I heard the news."
Others took to Facebook to express their sadness. Ally Bee-Bowley said: "Poor poor Jess... Her whole life ahead of her. RIP Hun."
Kelly Mac added: "Can't believe it, I'm in shock, so so sad."
Officers from the south west serious collision investigation unit are investigating the incident. If you saw anything or have any other information you can call detectives on 0208 543 5157 or the charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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The B.S.W. is nationally accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE). The generalist B.S.W. gives students the education and skills necessary to provide direct services to clients in a wide variety of human service settings. Generalist practice social work encompasses all client groups and all levels of service, from individuals to international social policy. This is a professional program involving time and commitment. In addition, professional preparation requires each student to look at his/her values, attitudes, knowledge, and skills. The program at UIS is based on an empowerment model dedicated to the achievement of social justice and human rights for all.
Entrance requirements
An application process is required for admission to the program. Students must first be admitted to UIS and then make separate application to the Social Work Department. Acceptance is based on a combination of previous academic record, personal development, and motivation for service in the field. The admission process can be initiated any time during the year, but applications should be completed during the semester that precedes enrollment. The admission process may include a personal interview with the applicant and a writing sample.
The curricular sequence begins in the fall or spring of each year. Students may be granted permission to enroll in introductory courses before program acceptance, but this does not constitute admission to the program. Because the professional preparation requirements of the Social Work curriculum are extensive, the program urges prospective students to begin this preparation before applying to the B.S.W program. The program requires a liberal arts foundation. Prerequisites include general psychology, sociology/anthropology, political science, and statistics. Students should contact the Social Work Department office for details.
Majors will be assigned faculty advisors at the time of admission. A student may elect to change that advisor, but the new advisor must be a faculty member in the Social Work Department. Students should consult their advisors each semester before registration.
Major requirements
Every B.S.W student will complete 44 credit hours of core social work courses. This includes eight hours of field work. Students should consult with advisors in the major for specific guidance regarding completion of general education requirements.
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An essential aspect of professional preparation is the integration of knowledge and skills. This is accomplished primarily through the field work course. This is an intensive 400-hour experience in a social service agency, where a student, under supervision, learns to assess and improve his or her own social work skills. The field work supervisor should be a person holding a degree in social work and must be approved by the program's field work director. Field work may be taken in one semester, called a block placement. This requires at least 25 hours per week for one semester. Field work may also be taken concurrently. This requires a minimum of 12 hours per week for two semesters. All B.S.W core courses, with the exception of SWK 434 Senior Seminar, must be completed and graded before starting field work. Students on academic probation are ineligible for field work.
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A student must earn a grade of C or better in every Social Work core course to continue in the curriculum and to graduate. If a lower grade is earned, a student may repeat a course or courses, but only once. CR/NC is not available in core courses except field work. Students will be encouraged to complete their degrees within five years. A student should apply through a Student Petition for a leave of absence if he or she will be out more than one semester.
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SWK 322 Introduction to Social Work 3 Hrs.
SWK 323 Introduction to Social Work – Lab 1 Hr.
SWK 333 Human Behavior in the Social Environment 4 Hrs.
SWK 344 Social Work Practice I 4 Hrs.
SWK 355 Social Welfare Policies and Services 4 Hrs.
SWK 366 Culture, Diversity, and Social Work 4 Hrs.
SWK 377 Social Work Practice II 4 Hrs.
SWK 430 Social Work Research Methods 4 Hrs.
SWK 433 Social Work Practice III 4 Hrs.
SWK 434 Senior Seminar 4 Hrs.
SWK 450 ECCE: Field Work 2-8 Hrs.
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SWK 433 Social Work Practice III 4 Hrs.
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PHILADELPHIA - It has been a frustrating season for the Penn men's lacrosse team, perhaps most of all for the five seniors on the roster. After a 2011 season that saw the Quakers finish second in the Ivy League and make the NCAA Championship field, they probably thought this season would be a coronation of what they started.
That might have been what made Saturday's 13-11 win over Harvard feel that much more special. It was the Quakers' first in Ivy play in five games. It was the first overall in seven contests. On Senior Day, that felt like enough.
With so many close losses this season -- and there was a moment at the end of the third that you had to wonder which way this game would go -- what was probably most pleasing to Head Coach Mike Murphy and his staff was seeing the poise the Quakers showed down the stretch. And when Ryan Parietti scored with 30 seconds left off a Zack Losco feed, amid a scrambling Harvard defense, everyone on the Penn bench was able to breathe that wonderful sigh of relief.
Penn (2-8, 1-4) got on the board first on Saturday, as Tim Schwalje finished a feed from John Conneely less than two minutes into the contest. However, Harvard (6-6, 2-2) responded with the next four goals, all of them coming in a span of 4:25. Jeff Cohen got the run started, scoring unassisted and then finished a Terry White feed to make it 2-1 Crimson. Daniel Eipp then scored unassisted, before Kevin Vaughan finished a Cohen feed in a man-up situation.
Penn regained some momentum, as Losco scored off a McCallion feed from the ensuing faceoff and then Conneely hit his first of the day. Will Walker scored late in the period, and it was 5-3 Harvard after one.
Things slowed down in the second period, as Penn scored the only two goals of the stanza. Losco had the first, unassisted, and then nearly 10 minutes went by before Alek Ferro finished a Losco feed in transition. Appropriately, it was the first collegiate goal for the senior defensive midfielder in his final home game and it tied the score at 5-5. That's how it went to break.
The game returned to its frenetic pace in the third. Jack Breit scored just 25 seconds in, setting the tone, before Anthony Adler tied it back up less than a minute later. Less than a minute after that, Andrew Pataki pushed Harvard back in front, but less than two minutes later Conneely finished a Schwalje feed to tie the score at 7-7. Freshman Isaac Bock then scored his first goal as a Penn player and that put the Quakers in front, 8-7.
Schwalje doubled the lead just 1:13 after Bock's goal, and then more than three minutes passed before Conneely netted his second, unassisted, to push Penn to a 10-7 advantage.
Harvard got two of those goals back in the final five minutes, and the second was a killer. The first came from Jack Walker with 4:51 left. The second came when Harvard desperately cleared the ball late in the period. The ball seemed to be bouncing harmlessly to a Penn defender, but he missed the catch and instead it went into Cohen's stick. He turned and rifled a shot past Penn goalie Brian Feeney. The time on the clock? One second.
Penn held it together, but it was nearly seven minutes before the Quakers could advance their lead beyond a goal. However, Adler gave the Red and Blue some room with an unassisted goal, and then two minutes later he made it 12-9 with a finish of a Parietti pass.
Harvard got within 12-10 with 2:51 left on a Walker shot, and the Crimson pressed to force enough Penn turnovers to keep the home fans nervous. However, in the waning seconds Losco got the ball near midfield, rolled to the left side, then cut past a Harvard defender into the box. With the Crimson scrambling to recover, he fed Parietti in front for the easy score and that sealed it. Harvard's Vaughan had one final goal.
Conneely finished the game with three goals and three assists for six points, a high by a Penn player this season. Adler also had a hat trick, all of the goals coming after halftime, while Losco had two goals and two assists. For Harvard, Cohen had three goals and two assists while Vaughan had three points and Walker scored twice.
After a tough first period, Feeney came on strong to finish with 13 saves (12 in the final 45 minutes). At the other end, Jake Gambitsky had eight for the Crimson.
Penn returns to action with a non-conference game at Saint Joseph's on Tuesday. The Quakers and the Hawks will face off at 7 p.m. on Finnesey Field.


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Forget the Spice Girls -- if you want girl power, come to a Justin Bieber concert.
The estrogen meter in downtown Winnipeg was off the charts Thursday night as girls, both young and young at heart, descended upon the MTS Centre for Bieber's sold-out concert.
They came wearing concert and homemade T-shirts as well as hearts and "JB" painted on their faces. (Some mothers, whose first concert may have been the Backstreet Boys, and daughters wore matching outfits.)
And the excitement level? Many young fans were out of breath at the mere prospect of seeing the 18-year-old heartthrob more than an hour before he was scheduled to take the stage.
Danielle Morrissey, 15, was practically beside herself with excitement in the foyer before the show.
"I've been a Belieber since before he was even famous," she said.
When her dad, Troy, 43, was asked if he was accompanying her inside, he was brief.
"Not a chance," he said. "I took her to the Jonas Brothers three years ago and that was too much for me. I'll stick to my music."
Paige Morrow, 15, and Maddi Soubry, 14, weren't sure if they were going to scream or cry -- or both -- when Bieber took the stage.
"We're at a perfect age for him to date us," Soubry said with a laugh. Their seats were in the upper deck, but Morrow didn't care.
"We're breathing the same air. We're so close!" she said.
For Elle, 6, tickets to Bieber's show were the greatest birthday present in the world.
"He's so cute!" she said.
She and her friends, Renee and Katie, needed virtually no prompting to demonstrate their favourite Bieber dance moves.
But Elle's older brother, Kai, wasn't sure why he was there. "I don't know," he shrugged.
Security staff at the MTS Centre were all wearing hearing protection. They weren't as worried about the music as the non-stop shrieks of a capacity crowd. Some said they expected the Bieber show to be the loudest concert the MTS Centre has ever held.
It's not that there wasn't any testosterone in the building, it's just that it belonged to the occasional Bieber look-alike, bulletproof vest-wearing police officers and dads who brought their daughters and their friends into the main concourse and then bolted for the exits.
The Morrisseys were joined by Jaiden Crocker, 10, and her mom, Serena Stroppa.
"I'm going because he's really cute. When he comes on stage, I'm going to cry," Jaiden said.
Her mom could only get a pair of tickets, so she opted out. When asked how many Justin Bieber songs she could name, she couldn't think of a single one. Troy Morrissey could, though. "Baby," he said.
Asked how many Backstreet Boys songs he knew, he smiled and replied, "all of them."


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World number one Neil Robertson was ecstatic after bringing up a record 100 century breaks in a season at the Dafabet World Championship in Sheffield.
The Australian progressed to the semi-finals at the Crucible after reeling off the final five frames in a come-from-behind 13-11 victory over Judd Trump, although it was his history-making achievement in the 22nd frame that attracted as much attention.
Robertson potted all 15 reds with colours, added the yellow and then the green in a break of 101 to become the first player to reach 100 tons in a single campaign, prompting jubilant celebrations from the 32-year-old.
"It was great that it came at one of the most crucial times of the match," Robertson told www.worldsnooker.com.
"I would rather make the century of centuries here than a 147. I've made a couple of 147s and it's nowhere near the same achievement.
"Nobody will ever achieve 200 centuries - that would be impossible. For me to be the first player to achieve 100 centuries in a single season is a great honour.
"It may raise the bar for break-building - the players might try a bit harder when they're on 70 or 80. Stephen Hendry was the one who always tried to clear up no matter what, and that was the approach that I've taken all season."
Having trailed 6-2 after the first session, a below-par Robertson reduced the deficit to 9-6 heading into Wednesday evening, and although he twice managed to close the gap to a single frame it appeared he would bow out when Trump took an 11-8 advantage.
Robertson dug deep to take the next two frames and after his history-making century break levelled things up, the 2010 world champion held his nerve to seal a dramatic victory as Trump wilted under the pressure.
Robertson admitted attempting to reach 100 century breaks proved a distraction but is now fully focused ahead of his last four showdown with Mark Selby.
"In the first session I was getting very frustrated," said Robertson. "My focus was on the centuries and not the match. I lost my concentration and he played really well. I deserved to be behind in the match - I played way too slow. I was grinding out the first two sessions - like I was walking through mud.
"Tonight was a perfect performance and that's how I should have approached the start of the match.
"Best of 33 with Mark Selby is going to be really tough. I can't allow myself to get bogged down so I have to approach the match the same way I did. When I'm playing really well, I'm very difficult to beat."


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I have to be at work for a 10:00am meeting Monday morning -
It actually is important enough that I did not even try to talk my way out of it.
Now I just have to decide what to do about it
1) Drop out of Monkey
2) Travel 10 hours by car to run and then immediately after jump back in car to drive 10 hours back.
Neither seems like much fun - Either way it will cost me $$$
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The King of Beasts
Option 2 is the only option.
"As a dreamer of dreams and a travelin' man I have chalked up many a mile. Read dozens of books about heroes and crooks, And I've learned much from both of their styles." ~ Jimmy Buffett
"I don't see much sense in that," said Rabbit. "No," said Pooh humbly, "there isn't. But there was going to be when I began it. It's just that something happened to it along the way.""
If you drive faster, it will be less than 10 hours => Option 2
"He conquers who endures" - Persius "Every workout should have a purpose. Every purpose should link back to achieving a training objective." - Spaniel
Hoodoo Guru
The tangents are moot.
A Saucy Wench
Have Dr. Samuel Rosenbloom give your Boss a call, stating your inability to drive for at least 24 hours due to the pain meds he had to administer on Sunday. You suffered a severe stress injury and will be unable to attend the 10:00am meeting. That or you get your friend to drive you home. ;D
Well if he is having a friend drive then he might as well stay and party at Mafiaosa's until midnight and start to drive then.
I have become Death, the destroyer of electronic gadgets
"When I got too tired to run anymore I just pretended I wasnt tired and kept running anyway" - dd, age 7
You might also consider becoming a flying monkey.
The meeting is with our Management Team (I am the Controller) and the Home Office President and VPs about the strategy to grow our business to get them ready to present to the BOD. If the meeting has to be that day (I sure as hell am not going to ask our President and 6 VPs to reschedule) then I want to and must be there.
Every week - Month - Year my company gives me great flexibilty to do training and many other things - Once in awhile they ask for something in return - I think I get the better end of that deal.
I am thinking through it - For sure it means that there is no reason for my wife to endure 20 hours of driving to sleep in a hotel and spend 4 waking hours in Nashville.
I looked - Get's expensive ~ $500 with gas and parking and rental car.
If I drive 1300 miles round trip @ 25 MPG ~ $250 with some wear and tear figured in. The reason I wsa looking forward to monkey was hanging out after and that evening - Take that out and I have to decide if I really want to drive 1300 miles or fly to get my ass handed to me by the course.
Lazy idiot
I'll pick you up from the airport to motel and take you back to the airport. I didn't plan on going to Mafiaozas. If you can figure out a flight, I'll get you from the restaurant or where ever . You can sleep on the plane.
People always ask me, "why do you drive all that way to run in a marathon? You know there's an easier one right here in town. NO HILLS!"
It's stuff like this that makes Monkey great.
And beer...
Tick tock
In it for the long run..
I can also help with transportation. Don't worry at all about that part. If you can score a plane ticket, the rest is easy.
"It's not who wins the workout..."
BANNED from the LLR (Ladies' Locker Room) forum at age 64. Remember, folks, it's just running.
if you gain too much swag to carry on the plane, i will arrange for shipping... and pay for it, too.
for realz, yo.
except for beers. cannot ship beers.
i find the sunshine beckons me to open up the gate and dream and dream ~~robbie williams
I looked - Get's expensive ~ $500 with gas and parking and rental car.
I looked - Get's expensive ~ $500 with gas and parking and rental car.
Dude, I'm looking at $900+ to fly out at this point. Yeah, I'm an idiot; I can never nail down my travel plans much in advance.


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Chomps opens, Red Robin opens soon and Yearling is for sale
Published: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 4:50 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 4:50 p.m.
Chomps Sports Grill
Bob D'Alessio and Brad Bedson opened Chomps at 5109 NW 39th Ave. on March 1.
Chomps is a sports bar with room to grow into a space for sit-down dining, banquets and wedding rehearsals.
D'Alessio has been in the restaurant business for 25 years, and both he and Bedson have been at Ballyhoo Grill for more than 10 years.
The restaurant, which takes over a location previously occupied by Joe's Place, offers not only traditional sports bar fare of burgers and wings but also chicken picatta and filet mignon.
D'Alessio said he decided to have a soft opening, which was Feb. 22, to get a better feel for the market, as he had never opened a restaurant that far away from the UF campus.
Red Robin
Red Robin will open at 11 a.m. Monday on the north side of The Oaks Mall, according to a news release from Red Robin.
Red Robin is a 40-year-old restaurant chain based out of Greenwood Village, Colo., that boasts a variety of burger toppings, endless steak fries and a signature drink, Freckled Lemonade.
During opening week, all proceeds from sales of Freckled Lemonade will go to Alex's Lemonade Stand, a nonprofit organization that raises money for pediatric cancer research.
The Yearling
Robert Blauer is selling The Yearling, at 14531 East County Road 325 in Cross Creek, which he has owned since 1996.
Blauer is asking $695,000 for the restaurant and $195,000 for the multiple rentals near the property, said Rick Cain, commercial Realtor at Coldwell Banker MM Parrish Realtors.
Cain said the business is doing well, but Blauer wants to sell to have more time for his true passion as an antiques dealer.
The Yearling has won the Golden Spoon award from Florida Trend Magazine and serves everything from quail to prime rib.
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