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January 14 2009 09:34AM
Erik Cole got a hat trick last night and the Oilers won 5-2 –- contrary to what the scoreboard here on the Nation is telling you this morning. No, you have not stumbled into an alternate universe, this is really what happened.
All the loyal citizens of the Nation can now experience the flip side of constant negativity during a bad season of hockey. What we get to have today is without a doubt one of the most coveted emotions any hardcore hockey fan can have: temporary irrational exuberance.
You find yourself looking at the standings and saying, "Three games over .500? Well that's not so bad..." and wondering about what it would take to climb into eighth place. (note: Don't look at our standings though. They accurately reflect the 1987 season through 41 games.) You certainly aren't anywhere near the positivity we all feel as the Oil spring to life and go 21-0 every March to miss the playoffs by a third of a point, but you can feel the ol' joy emotion stirring in the lump of coal you call a heart.
If you work in an office you can go post up by the water cooler all morning and talk happy shop with your thirsty coworkers. Did anyone see the game last night? Woooo! That Brule sure is looking good! Wooo! Erik Cole got a hattie? Wooo!
People you wouldn't ordinarily say three words to become close confidants of all your secret Oilers desires. You seek out "Barry" in "accounting" because you know that he has an Oilers flag on the wall of his office and will probably be good for 15 minutes of "fond remembrances."
Yep, in the middle of the best JL meeting to date, a pretty good hockey game broke out. Maybe it was the snow. Maybe it was the soldiers in attendance. Maybe it was Cole being awarded a hat trick 15 hours after the game ended. Whatever the case, the Oilers handled a very good Capital team last night with some panache.
As our dear friend Rob pointed out last night, this is a cause for celebration.
#285 rob January 13 2009, 8:23 pm. So now after this win can there be a positive post on Oilers Nation for once? Or something about hockey instead of the soap opera BS that is thrown on here all the time? How about defenense, the breakout, players with not a lot of experience playing well against huge talent…. Anything but firing the coach and Schremp. ps. Think we would be in 5th and have 30 more goals if we played in the east. Can we move to the other conference?
It's a funny thing writing about hockey 24/7, Rob. We didn't realize how hard it was till we started writing on here. It got even harder when people started reading what we wrote on here too. Our intention is not to be negative on a daily basis. It's hard to come up with fresh material every day -– particularly when the team is gassing every other game, there's no real news in sight and yet tens of thousands of Citizens of the OilersNation turn up here every week looking to read something.
Today they could be reading us ripping Rob a new one for talking smack after a win. But we're so pleasantly content from an actual hard-fought win against a good team we will simply let it be. Instead we made a pretty picture for everyone to enjoy. He's some kind of awesome that Craig MacTavish.
We love you Erik Cole. Please don't leave at the end of the year.
January 15 2009, 07:32AM
@ David S:
I'm gonna go all "Deep Oil" and say that maybe Wanye's source in the room is none other than Dan Tencer...and he's just throwing people off the trail by pretending to urinate all over this wonderful site, on air. It's a CONSPIRACY! ...shhhh...they're listening.
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A caller was referencing ON in regards to Wanye's "inside info" post. Tencer: in a rather snide tone. Tool.
The few times I have taken the effort to listen to his show he always sounds like that. If he doesn't agree with your opinion you are an imbecile. He reminds me of his senior at the radio station with the nice hair...
David S wrote:
A caller was referencing ON in regards to Wanye's "inside info" post. Tencer: (something to the effect of)"Oilers Nation? That the place with Brownlee? Yeah, suffice it to say I don't go there too much." - in a rather snide tone. Tool.
Pompous, kool-aid dinking jackass about sums him up.
David S wrote:
A caller was referencing ON in regards to Wanye's "inside info" post. Tencer: (something to the effect of)"Oilers Nation? That the place with Brownlee? Yeah, suffice it to say I don't go there too much." - in a rather snide tone. Tool.
I'd love to be there when Robin confronts him that would be awesome. I never really liked his show, but I lost all respect when he said on air that he could beat Stortini in a straight ahead race on skates. I thought maybe, but then last weekend my son was playing at the Kinsmen arena for minor hockey week. The media was playing against some former pros right before his game so I watched their game. Tencer said on air that he played Bantam AAA, well I don't see how. He was the worst skater on the the media team. No joke. He would have been a bad player on our division 6 team in Men's league. When I saw how bad he was it confirmed what I always thought, he is a wanna be. I could care less if the media ever played the game, but to go on air and say you could outskate and NHL player when you clearly suck is embarrassing. I have zero respect for him now.
Stauffer, for a big guy was okay, but Gregor was easily the best player on their team. He scored two sweet goals. Gregor I have always wanted to ask you, did you win player of the game in the Oilers rookie v. Bears game in the early 90s? I swear it was a Gregor or something close. I've tried looking it up but couldn't. Just wanted to know. Thanks
I grew up with Tencer in Leduc. He was a tool then and he is a tool now.
I heard him say that also, and now reading he can barely skate shows just how arrogant he is. I laugh at his lack of knowledge of hockey, and this just cements that he clearly doesn't know anything. To me Gregor and Stauffer are the two best hockey people in Emdonton, and I think Gregor knows more about all sports.
January 15 2009, 03:38PM
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Stauffer, for a big guy was okay, but Gregor was easily the best player on their team. He scored two sweet goals. Gregor I have always wanted to ask you, did you win player of the game in the Oilers rookie v. Bears game in the early 90s? I swear it was a Gregor or something close. I've tried looking it up but couldn't. Just wanted to know. Thanks
Mike thanks for the compliment on my goals, although I think the Dman let me around him one time..ha. I was far from a guy who would get invited to an NHL camp. But you were correct with the name. My brother Colin was player of the game in 1993 Oiler rookies v. the Bears. He was at Oiler and FLames camp for three years in the mid 90s but never made it. I can say with honesty that Colin did have NHL skating ability. In both camps he was one of the fastest, but that is just one element needed to play at that elite level. I've never come close to his speed so I can say confidently that I wouldn't beat an NHL player in a race. Even the worst skaters in the Show are faster than anyone who didn't play Major Junior.


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Eden Prairie, Minn. Supervalu Inc. said Tuesday its third-quarter profits rose almost 25%, but it reduced its full-year guidance.
Supervalu said it earned $141 million in the three months ended Dec. 1 from $113 million, during the same period last year.
Revenue dropped 4.2% to $10.21 billion, down from $10.66 billion a year ago, during a quarter that included one less week of the company's acquired Albertson's operations. Same-store sales rose 0.5%, not counting fuel sales. For the full year it expects same-store sales to rise 0.5% to 1%.


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As grower-shippers gear up for the spring/summer season, transportation suppliers don't anticipate major shortages of trucks to carry fruits and vegetables to market.
They have their fingers crossed that the situation will remain stable as the year progresses, but they're not making any promises.
In the meantime, as has become the norm for motor carriers, rising costs, new regulations and other challenges continue to dog the industry.
Doug Stoiber, vice president of produce transportation operations for L&M Transportation Services, Raleigh, N.C., said he's a "guarded optimist" concerning the supply of trucks.
Spring should start out with fairly good rates and a fairly good supply of trucks, he said, but the long-term forecast could be a different story.
"I fear that come May, June and July we may have a real tightening of capacity," he said.
The trucking industry faced numerous hurdles out of the West Coast this winter, said Vicki Gable, business development coordinator for Bigelow Truck Brokers, Glendale, Ariz.
The firm was looking for carriers ranging from single-truck operations to 300-truck carriers, especially in the Detroit area.
There should be no shortage of freight coming into California this year, said Marshall Kipp, president and chief executive officer of Advanced Transportation Services, Visalia, Calif.. That means trucks should be available to haul outbound produce.
The need for refrigerated trucks is crop-oriented, he said, and it was too early to predict what Mother Nature had in store.
"If all the crops pop up correctly, there will be high demand," he said.
Rates are tough to predict, said Danny Pulcinelli, a buyer for Del Fresco Produce Ltd., Kingsville, Ontario.
"Truck rates are exactly like the produce market," he said. "It's supply and demand."
Canadian rates are similar to those in the U.S., he said.
On the ocean carrier side, perishables are arriving more often in containers rather than being shipped by bulk carriers, said Nelly Yunta, vice president of sales, marketing and customer care for Crowley Maritime Corp., Jacksonville, Fla.
Sequestration cutbacks may affect imported products, said Mary Jo Muoio, senior vice president of trade services for Brentwood, Tenn.-based OHL International.
Muoio attended a recent CBP briefing during which the agency detailed how sequestration will impact the agency's hours of operation and its personnel.
Effective March 1, the agency has eliminated all nonessential overtime, she said. Employee furloughs are scheduled to begin in April and last through the year.
The cutbacks could result in delays of up to five days in cargo examinations for ocean cargo and five to six hours for air cargo, she said.
Staying abreast of the latest rules and regulations governing the trucking industry always is a challenge for carriers, and trucking associations stay busy lobbying for or against proposed legislation.
One of the most significant changes this year was new, more stringent rules implemented by the California Air Resource Board that limit emissions from refrigeration units.
Shippers, receivers and carriers all can be fined if a unit is out of compliance.
"If they are not compliant with their equipment, they're not going to be loading out of California," Gable said.
Bigelow Truck Brokers is rearranging schedules so that trucks that aren't resource board-compliant do not go into California.
Also, drivers now are being scrutinized more closely than ever under the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Compliance, Safety, Accountability program, Kipp said.
Under the program, a carrier's safety record is available for public scrutiny on the Web.
Carriers don't want to hire drivers who might drag down the company's compliance score, he said.
Finally, as in the agriculture industry, many drivers are reaching retirement age, and not many young people are entering the industry, Stoiber said.
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SYDNEY -- There were no surprises as D-backs manager Kirk Gibson unveiled his starting lineup for Saturday's regular-season opener against the Dodgers.
Gibson had already said Chris Owings would start Saturday's opener at shortstop and Didi Gregorius will get the nod there Sunday.
The starting lineup will be A.J. Pollock (CF), Aaron Hill (2B), Paul Goldschmidt (1B), Martin Prado (3B), Mark Trumbo (LF), Miguel Montero (C), Owings (SS), Gerardo Parra (RF) and Wade Miley (P).
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A MAN who sold a nurse's irreplaceable jewellery to a gold shop after her house was burgled has walked free from court.
And although Lee Segelov, 34, has been put on a suspended sentence he will not have to do community service.
Segelov admitted handling stolen goods.
Tessa Hingston, prosecuting, told Swindon Crown Court how a nurse, who lives on Thresher Drive, Ground-well, was away on a work trip in early December.
A window was smashed and during an untidy search a computer, iPad, two Nintendo DS Lites and numerous items of jewellery were taken.
Although only some of it was valuable almost all of it had great sentimental value and was irreplaceable, having been bought around the world.
Miss Hingston said two days after she returned and found she had been burgled the nurse found some of her property for sale in The Gold Shop on Faringdon Road.
When the police went to the shop they found Segelov had been in within 48 hours of the raid selling pendants, rings and bangles.
At around the same time a house on Greenlands Road, Gorse Hill, was also burgled.
After smashing through the back door the raider took a tablet computer and sat nav which were recovered having been sold to H and T pawn brokers on Bridge Street, again within 48 hours.
Segelov, of Huddlestone Close, pleaded guilty to two counts of handling stolen goods.
The court heard he has numerous previous convictions for dishonesty going back to the year 2000 including robbery and burglary.
After the handling matters, he was given a suspended sentence by magistrates for a commercial burglary and theft.
Alex Daymond, defending, said his client had a long and chequered history of offending, which related to addictions to heroin and crack cocaine.
After being released from prison in March he was put on a suspended sentence with a drug rehabilitation requirement and is now testing negative.
"He is the father of four children. He hasn't been the father to them he should have been in the past," he said.
"His partner, who doesn't now work, is pregnant and there is another child on the way. This defendant has now got employment. It is as a labourer."
Although he told probation he was not prepared to do unpaid work Mr Daymond said he would if he had to, but with his job, family commitments and appointments on the other order 'it may be setting him up to fail'.
Passing sentence Recorder Maria Lamb said: "A prison sentence is richly deserved. That is what you are going to get, six months and because you have made, I am told, significant progress I am going to suspend that sentence for a year."


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Doxycycline for Lateral Epicondylalgia - RCT
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Matrix metalloproteinases are involved in the pathogenesis of tendinopathy. Doxycycline, a widely available pharmaceutical agent mostly used for its antibiotic properties, also functions as an inhibitor of MMPs.
This study aims to investigate the effect of doxycycline treatment on lateral epicondylalgia (tennis elbow). During three weeks, patients receive doxycycline tablets 100 mg twice daily, or placebo. Main outcome variable is pain (VAS) at three weeks.
Serum and/or plasma levels of matrix metalloproteinases and tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases are measured.
|Lateral Epicondylalgia (Tennis Elbow)
|Drug: Placebo Drug: Doxycycline
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Is the most overrated player in the NFL. Nowhere near as clutch as Tom Brady. It is nice to throw for 4,000 yards a season. It is nice to have 12 victories a season. It is common to continually lose your first game in the playoffs.
He has a losing record in the playoffs. 7-8. He only has one game winning drive in 15 playoff games. The year we won the super bowl the defense got the job done.
He pads his stats by doing dink and dunk passes on first down and not establishing the run game.


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The De Soto Water Rover and the Speedo Elite Triathlon Wetsuit with forearm flaps wetsuits are PROHIBITED
Athletes should contact the wetsuit manufacturer directly to confirm whether their suit is legal
Race Officials will be monitoring athletes on race morning to enforce wetsuit restrictions.
Swimwear (Skinsuits/Speedsuits) must be 100% textile material, which is defined as materials consisting of natural and/or synthetic, individual and non-consolidated yarns used to constitute a fabric by weaving, knitting and/or braiding. Simply put, this would generally refer to suits made only from nylon or Lycra that do not have any rubberized material such as polyurethane or neoprene. Swimwear must not cover the neck, extend past the shoulder, nor extend past the knees. Swimwear may contain a zipper. A race kit may be worn underneath swimwear.Back to top
Swim goggles, snorkels, or facemasks may be worn. IF an athlete elects to wear a snorkel or a facemask he/she will not be eligible for an Age Group award or qualifying slot or rolldown slot to the IRONMAN World Championship or the IRONMAN World Championship 70.3, but will still be considered an "Official Finisher".Back to top
No. Compression wear is considered illegal equipment in non-wetsuit swims. This includes compression sleeves, compression socks, or compression tights. Any compression wear that extends past the shoulder or knees will not be permitted in non-wetsuit swims.Back to top
Yes, disk wheels are allowed.Back to top
Friends and/or family members are not permitted to cross the finish line or enter the finish chute with participating athletes. This policy allows each competitor adequate time to celebrate their accomplishment without interfering with other finishers and ensure the safety of all participants, volunteers and fans. Athletes who choose not to respect the policy will receive an automatic disqualification (DQ).Back to top
Unfortunately, due to high congestion in the finish line area, no spectators will be allowed. Please do not try to gain access to this area, as it must remain clear for the safety of the athletes. Before the event, you and your athlete should decide on a meeting place for after they have finished.Back to top
The Medical Tent is highly congested and spectators will not be allowed in. There will be a Medical Information Tent next to the Medical Tent where medical updates will be available on athletes who enter the Medical Tent.Back to top
No, only registered athletes are allowed into Athlete Check-In. Please bring your photo ID and USAT card (if applicable) during designated check-in hours.Back to top
Swim: Each wave will have 1:10 to complete the swim. Athletes who take longer than 1:10 to complete the swim will receive a DNF. Additionally, any athlete that starts in the final wave and misses the 1:10 cut off will not be allowed to continue on in the race and will receive a DNF.
Bike: 5 hours and 30 minutes after the final wave start.
Run: 8 hours and 30 minutes after the final wave start.
Total Time Cut-off: The race will officially end 8 hours and 30 minutes after the final wave. Each athlete will have 8 hours and 30 minutes to complete the race. Any athlete that takes longer than 8 hours and 30 minutes to complete the race will receive a DNF and will not be eligible for age group awards and will not be eligible for IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship slots. Additionally, athletes that are in an earlier wave and finish before the final course cut-off but take longer than 8 hours and 30 minutes to complete the race will receive a DNF and will not be eligible for age group awards and will not be eligible for IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship slots.
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San Diego, CA, 92126
a) Please use package envelope
b) Do not put any value on it for customs
c) Return it within the next 5 business days.
Yes, during the event there will be live race day coverage including athlete tracking and up-to-date race results. The tracking is ONLY available on race day. You can go to ironman.com and click on 'Live Coverage' at the top of the page and select the correct race. Select 'Athlete Tracker' and you can search by bib number or last name.Back to top
Yes, you will receive your certificate via e-mail shortly after the event.Back to top
Lost and Found items will be available at the Information Tent during race week. It is recommended that you mark your gear with your race number as IRONMAN is not responsible for lost items.
After the conclusion of the event, please contact to locate any missing items and schedule returns. Shipping fees will apply.
*All unclaimed items will be donated within 30 days.Back to top
Finisher Pix is the official race photographer. Visit www.finisherpix.com for more information.Back to top


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The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) sent a letter today to FAA Administrator Michael Huerta, urging him to stop cuts from sequestration that will "disproportionately" affect the safety of general aviation operations. "The recommended cuts will have unacceptable consequences for the nation and the flying community," AOPA president and CEO Craig Fuller wrote to Huerta. "We urge you to suspend the planned cuts while we, and others, call upon Congress and the Administration's budget officials to grant you the needed flexibility to make choices that will reduce spending without threatening the safety of our skies or disabling general aviation."
One of the biggest cuts will come to air traffic services in the form of control tower closures–nearly 200 of them and mainly at GA airports, according to the latest FAA estimates. Most of these towers are operated by private contractors, "a system with an excellent record of safety and efficiency," said Fuller. "Contract towers handle approximately 28 percent of all air traffic control tower operations in the U.S., but account for just 14 percent of the FAA's total tower operations budget…it is illogical to dismember this program in a budget-reduction scenario."
Besides the tower closures, Fuller is also alarmed at cuts that would "restrict weather and flight services, allow the navigational system to deteriorate and derail aircraft certification."
jim breuer (not verified)
March 13, 2013 - 4:39pm
Amazing the show that the Administration is making of these cuts. The fact is that this year all the cuts do is to cut the INCREASES in funding for the government. No actual cuts this year to the federal budget as a whole. You must realize that Washington is engaged in full on propaganda mode - they are making sure the cuts that are made are as damaging and/or visible as possible. This is why they are doing things like closing White House tours, releasing prisoners, and closing control towers. The political establishment derives it's power by increasing spending. Decreasing spending is seen by them as reducing their power. That is why they won't cut the fat. That is why these fake "cuts" have the Administration writhing around like a Vampire that has been sprinkled with holy water!!!
Brian (not verified)
March 13, 2013 - 10:44pm
It is amazing whenever budgets cuts come everyone affected has a knee jerk reaction to claim how they need every penny and how any cuts will affect safety. I can tell you that they are many contract towers that can safely close (K.I. Sawyer, MI for one). Sawyer sees maybe a flight or two an hour (this is on the high side). It was always funny to ask for taxi clearance at what seemed like an abandoned airport. The tower was closed for a while. They reopened several years ago (a politician getting money for his district?). There is NO PROBLEM closing this contract tower and I am sure there are many more like it. For those not familiar with aviation contract towers while nice are definitely not needed everywhere. Airlines can operate safely with out them. After midnight many towers close for the night. You don't see late night freight operators crying at how dangerous it is because it isn't.
I have also seen money pour unnecessarily into small airports. Many times they had to look for ways to use the money or else they would lose it. I watched a perfectly fine airport tear up and repave a decent runway. I would typically see one or two flights a day come into this airport but the state and feds gave them money to repave and expand. Again, a political favor to bring money in?
There is also the "essential air service" program. You can look up the details but I can tell you I personally flew many empty flights or flights with one or two people under this program. The government pays for the flights whether anyone is on the flight. The idea is that it keeps airlines going into remote areas so people won't be isolated. The routes I flew were to cities where people would have been able to get a normal flight with only an hour or two drive. Did you every drive an hour or two to get a flight? Well if you lived in the boonies you wouldn't have to because the government (your tax dollars) will foot the bill for airlines to go there.
Until these and other wasteful spending programs are cut I don't want to hear AOPA or the FAA complaining about safety issues related to budget cuts. Don't let these cries about safety concerns from budget cuts affect you. There is so much waste in federal aviation that needs to be eliminated even without budget cuts
HRE (not verified)
March 17, 2013 - 3:37pm
The airport you mention closing the tower for lack of operations is one thing, but closing the tower on a major metropolitan airport, within close proximity of a major US Air Force Base is asking for trouble. Student pilots are rampant in these areas, and are from all walks of life ranging from english as a 2nd or 3rd language to young or renewing pilots that are fixated in the cockpit, behind the airplane, etc..
There is a lot of waste in federal programs, but that is never addressed, anyway. Cutting NDBs, VORs, etc. is yet another feel-good measure to reduce "unnecessary costs" that decrease safety, as well. There are a lot of reasons GPS cannot be trusted as the only source of navigation. In particular, some restricted areas perform GPS jamming operations, rendering them useless. This happened to me while flying in a narrow corridor between adjacent restricted airspace. Had I not had my VOR already dialed in and following it I could have easily drifted into one of these areas, both of which, perform high altitude rocket flights, as well as explosives testing and military training ranges.
Arthur Johns (not verified)
March 14, 2013 - 1:18am
Tower closures would make it more difficult in the busy airports, but the procedures would be the same as they are at the uncontrolled airports. As long as the centers are still fully operational, IFR traffic will function normally. There are many pilots that fly out of uncontrolled fields and get their clearances in the air. The busier airports will have to space themselves (airplanes) further apart and be extra vigilant for traffic normally monitored by a tower controller.
Pilots could volunteer to work VFR traffic in the towers and provide a margin of safety, but liability might be called into question.
James (not verified)
April 24, 2013 - 12:04pm
FAA has 800 million set aside for a new PR program. More than enough to cover the "cuts" that don't even exist. So less people will fly, hurting the airlines, the economy and yes the federal government revenues. Once again the Obama administration has cut their own throat.


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Madelyn Pulver Jennings is a former resident of Saratoga Springs. She's visiting the area for the weekend for the Class of 1952 reunion.
Q Who are you?
A I am Madelyn Pulver Jennings. Many would recognize my maiden name, as my dad was the golf pro for decades at McGregor Links and Saratoga Golf & Polo Club, and he designed Brookhaven Golf Club in Greenfield.
Q Why did you decide to leave the Saratoga area?
A I left Saratoga after high school to find my way in the world, as they say. I went off to college in Texas and lived in various cities, ending up in the Washington, D.C., area when my employer, Gannett Co., moved its headquarters there at the start-up of USA TODAY.
Q What are you up to these days?
A I retired from Gannett and serve on a number of boards, ranging from the Pentagon's Defense Business Board, George Washington University's Business School, National Ac ademy of Human Resources Foundation, National Women's History Museum, The Women's Center and Yaddo. As a recipient of the Yaddo Medal and a member of the board, I was asked to help raise $100,000 among prior medal winners to start a Yaddo Medal Endowment in this, the medal's 100th year.
Q How is the 100th anniversary of the Yaddo Medal being celebrated?
A We will be celebrating this Saturday at Yaddo with a reception for winners of the medal. We are especially delighted that Mike and Stacie Arpey will be there, as they have five medals between their two families. Stacie was elected to be a member of the Corporation of Yaddo at the Sept. 8 board meeting. This is a first get-together for medal winners and will be held in the Trask Mansion, a glorious building. The oldest class represented will be 1943, which was won by Jane Dwyer Camenga, who will attend with her daughter, Carol McNeil.
Q You have a big reunion this weekend, too. What are the plans?
A Yes, it's a big Saratoga Springs High School reunion this weekend for the Class of 1952 -- our 60th reunion -- with events through the weekend and a dinner at the Holiday Inn on Saturday. I'm looking forward to seeing my friends. Saratoga is one of the few hometowns that get better and better. I always love to come home, which I do several times a year.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Floridian44 from Absolutely in love with every part of this tote! The Tory Burch Marion Slouchy tote is large enough to fit my tablet, wallet, water bottle, snack a few essential makeup tools and a book if needed! It's great for a day out shopping because it's super stylish but it's also easy to use for school related outings. It's not a heavy bag and has multiple pockets for different items. The best part about this bag is the strap that automatically adjusts. I also love the adjustable side straps to crunch the bag and keep your goodies locked in tighter.
Date published: 2014-07-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by Daisy57 from Beautiful bag This bag is beautiful. The leather is soft and smells wonderful. I do agree with other posters about the straps, they are not practical and get in the way of everything, however the bag is so pretty I can ignore the strap problems! Also, I change purses often, about every week or two, so being impractical really doesn't bother me. I'm all about the beauty of the bag, and this one is a winner!
Date published: 2014-07-07
Rated 2 out of 5 by Biscotti from Beautiful but not my favorite I purchased this bag in tan while on a trip to Vegas. It is so stunning and classy, however has many drawbacks. It is slouchy, as the description implies, but it is virtually impossible to find things in the bag. I am constantly digging and you have to set the bag on a surface to find anything. Which leads to my next issue. The way the straps are designed, you can't reach in to grab anything because the straps slide around. If you grab one strap, the other strap slides through and keeps the bag closed. The straps are always uneven. The gold chain straps add a nice visual touch but when you set the bag down, the chains are so heavy it just flops all over the place. It is so oddly designed. There is no body to the bag. If you try to put a phone or items in the side compartments, have a table handy because you have to put the purse down. My other issue is that it has a very odd leather smell. Otherwise, I always get compliments on the beauty of the bag, and it is that. Very rich, certainly not bulky, and beautiful leather logo. I have a wide assortment of Tory bags and this is not my favorite. Given the price, I am using it as much as I can.
Date published: 2014-06-30
Rated 1 out of 5 by Lenalipan from a pretty bag, but not durable I had used this bag several times, and the leather end up peeling off without any scratch in a month. I have the Robinson satchel which has much better quality than this one. The quality of this bag should be improved.
Date published: 2014-06-24
Rated 1 out of 5 by Phyllis from Do not buy this bag in white I received this bag as a gift a couple years ago and had to return it. It is impossible to clean, no cleaner would touch it and Tory Burch doesn't have any cleaning instructions. It pretty but not practical.
Date published: 2014-05-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by anisajo from Beautiful Bag with great features! I purchased this bag in the natural color and I love it. All of the compartment space is great for storage. I was unsure how heavy the bag would be due to the metal straps, but surprisingly it does not add to the weight. The only downside I might add is when getting into the bag... Since the straps follow thru, it can sometimes get in the way of trying to open and get things inside the bag. I would not say its annoying enough to take away from the overall bag. I love it and love the quality of it. I would definitely recommend this bag for purchase!
Date published: 2014-05-18
Rated 2 out of 5 by michelle30 from The straps... are terrible. It's essentially impossible to open the bag without a surface to set it on. The straps slide through so when you open the bag one side slips through and the bag slips down and essentially cinches itself shut. The straps are constantly off center because 'they slide'. I hate them. Otherwise it's a fantastic bag. Very poor design regarding the straps, should have listened to the other reviews I had read.
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Friday, December 2, 2011
Bethlehemian Rhapsody
Friday, May 27, 2011
#108 Communion Plate Passing Anxiety
When that tray full of the elements is being passed, there's a lot at stake- including the mother of all white Christian faux paus... dropping a loud, metal tray full of the biggest stain creaters on the face of the earth- making a racket during the most contemplative, introspective moment in white Christendom, and on top of this, staining everyone within the 4 foot spash-zone radius.
With the silver tray packed to the gills with potential energy, white Christians get nervous. "Which side of my row will it come down?" asks the swivel-headed white Christian as they do the odd/even plate-passing technique mental math to determine if the plate of great stain potential is coming from their right or left.
The prequel to this logistical nightmare is the passing of the bread. This is like the plate-passing training camp. If you drop this tray... all that's at risk is a lot of noise. The grape juice, however, brings the situation to threat-level purple. There's a reason that stain-removal commercials use wine or grape juice to demonstrate "the toughest stains."
In white Christian mega-churches with theater seating, there is no "pew slide," so some white Christians are required to literally stand up and side-shuffle10-15 seats to the next person. This carefully tip-toed path is a veritable time-bomb of embarrassment. The white Christian is forced to ponder, "Will he come over to me? Should I walk it over to him? What if we both get up?" The one benefit of the Mega church is the built in excuse. White Christians are passing the tray to a complete stranger. This allows them tomentally pre-emptively blame the other guy for any mishaps.
This anxiety is not limited to the pew-sitter. It extends to the plate passer as well. "What if my passing partner (or "communi-buddy") accidentally get two plates going on the same row toward each other?" ponders the petrified volunteer. "What if I wind up with all 4 plates? I can't balance that!"
Monday, December 20, 2010
Stuff White Christians LINK: Sesame Street Christmas Pageant
Saturday, December 11, 2010
#107 The Annual Public Nativity Scene Legality Debate
Every year, when Christmas approaches on the calendar, white Christians enjoy several traditions to get themselves into the spirit of the season: reading Luke 2 (any other Biblical accounts of the Christmas story pales in comparison to this particular version), candlelight ceremonies, advent candles, and even pretending there's a Santa Claus. But nothing quite captures the white Christian "reason for the season" like the annual public nativity scene legality debate.
Tournament of Like
Saturday, December 4, 2010
New Tournament of Like!
Saturday, November 27, 2010
#106 Black Double-Breasted Pea Coats
With a nod to the Netherlands' public bicycle program, there is no need to fear that their coat will be stolen... because there is no motivation to steal. Since the white Christian coat market has been saturated and everyone already has their own black double-breasted pea coat, any temptation to steal has been suppressed.
The black double-breasted pea coat is the white Christian's best guess as to the earthly version of a heavenly choir robe. They're unisex, simple, stylish, and timeless. An 80 year old woman and a 13 year old girl could wear the same coat to church, and not think anything of it. What other article of clothing can make such a bold claim?
Saturday, November 20, 2010
#105 Health and Wealth
The Bible is filled with people who followed God's will, only to be put in fiery furnaces, beheaded, stoned, or crucified. Naturally, many white Christians interpret this to mean that if they put their faith in God, they will be rewarded with health and wealth all of their days.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
#104 Telling People That They're Going to Hell
Saturday, November 6, 2010
#103 Fill-in-the-Blank Sermon Notes
Saturday, October 30, 2010
#102 Vague Bible Quotes
Saturday, October 23, 2010
#101 Gender Neutrality
Take John 15:5 for instance. If you've ever memorized this verse previously, try to navigate through this verbal mine-field: "I am the vine; you are the branches. If a man person remain in me and I in him him/her, he he/she will bear much fruit."
This rote-memory-vs.-newer-version-conundrum mirrors the familiar public Lord's Prayer indecision. When attending a non-native church and the Lord's Prayer is liturgically spoken, the white Christian is always forced to wonder, is it "Forgive us our..."
- "Debts as we forgive our debtors?"
- "Trespasses as those who trespass against us?"
- "Sins as we forgive those who sin against us?"
More than just making Biblical laymenpeople into gender neutral eunuchs, these white Christians have the castrated cajones to turn God into a woman. Using that one reference in Isaiah, this father/mother God is little more than a back-door approach toward women serving in church office- "Hey... if God is father/MOTHER, then maybe it's not such a bad thing for Barb to serve as an Elder."
On the other end of the white Christian spectrum, you have the literalists who not only use the Father symbolism, they literally picture God the Father as a dude: Beard. Flowing robe. Sandals. He's viewed as a really old man floating on a cloud and taking care of things on earth below. These people might even blasphemously refer to their Creator as "The Big Man Upstairs."


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Marvel at a multimedia spectacle with this GrouponLive deal to see the Blue Man Group at Charles Playhouse. For $60, you get one G-Pass for orchestra or balcony seating (up to a $91.60 value, including all fees). Because the ticket is a G-Pass, Groupon customers can use it to enter the venue directly; they will not need to redeem their Groupon at will call.
Choose a showtime and a date between Thursday, January 17, and Sunday, March 17, from the drop-down menus above. Doors open one hour before showtime.

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Official music video for "I Feel Love"
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Larson and Gotto Join ANIMART's Growing Marketing Team
ANIMART, Inc. announces the recent addition of Matthew Gotto, Senior Product Category Coordinator, and Ann Larson, Marketing Associate, to the expanding Marketing Team. The two marketing positions were established to meet producer needs created by the positive growth of ANIMART, Inc.
"We welcome both Ann and Matthew to our Marketing Team. They both come to our organization with a great deal of enthusiasm and experience," said Dan Ellsworth, President of ANIMART. "They will aid in the transfer of product information to producers in order for them to make effective decisions for their operation."
Gotto's role includes managing product life cycles and distributor marketing plans, and working closely with vendors to ensure customer satisfaction. Larson's duties involve developing marketing plans for product categories and assisting in the planning and creation of promotional materials.
Gotto brings over 15 years of product category experience in diverse industries from dental to consumer product, but grounds his experience in his upbringing on a dairy farm in southwest Wisconsin. Gotto received his Masters of Business Administration from Cardinal Stritch University.
Larson received a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville in Agribusiness and a minor in Public Relations. Growing up on her family's grain farm, serving as the 2008-2009 Illinois FFA State Treasurer and being the American Farm Bureau Young Farmer and Rancher National Discussion Meet Runner Up has expanded Larson's knowledge of the agriculture industry.
Established in 1982 and headquartered in Beaver Dam, Wis., ANIMART, Inc. is a privately held provider of animal health and veterinary products as well as show equipment for dairy and livestock producers. ANIMART is committed to offering a full line of products and solutions to help dairy and livestock businesses succeed. More information about the company and its products can be accessed at www.animart.com.


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Former New Jersey Gov. John Corzine is cited for most of the blame for last year's collapse of the brokerage firm MF Global. Findings out today by a House panel add a new chapter to the rollercoaster career of this captain of industry and Garden State public servant. Herb Jackson, the Washington, D.C., correspondent for the Record of Bergen County spoke to NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller to explain.
The panel's report tells the story of Corzine trying to turn around a troubled MF Global by buying European debt. Wall Street rating agencies thought the company was too exposed to risk, so they issued a downgrade — at the same time MF Global was reporting a negative earnings report. This led to a run on company stock.
The company tried to sell itself off, and in the final days of that process, it was discovered that there was money missing from client accounts, an uncommon situation in even the largest of the implosions of the financial crisis. There is still no resolution as to what happened to that money, who took it and how it happened, as several criminal investigations and civil cases are still pending.
The panel decided that it was Corzine's risk-taking that took the company under and put their customers at risk.
Jackson said that Corzine was a lousy politician. After a successful career in bond trading, Corzine gained a reputation in the political world as one of the big soft-money donors — "the Democratic Wall Street guy," said Jackson.
He ran for the U.S. Senate on a largely self-funded ticket, but when Jim McGreevy resigned the office in 2004, Corzine decided to run for governor.
In Trenton, "he found that when you're the CEO of a company, you can tell people, 'This is how it's going to be,' and it doesn't work that way when you're the CEO of a state," said Jackson. As governor he had a hard time convincing voters of the merit of his ideas.
"'Politics isn't the art of convincing people you're right. It's the art of convincing people you agree with them,'" Jackson said, paraphrasing a political consultant acquaintance.
"Corzine never had that."
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Thanks, from the family
The family of John Rutledge thanks each person who participated in the planning and presentation of the dedication of the Bronson High School football field to John Rutledge.
Anyone who knew him knows that he was a sportsaholic and would have been so proud of this honor.
A special thanks to Supt. Bob Hastings, School Board, especially Cameron Asbell, Mr. John Lott, the staff at BHS and many others. Bronson High will always be in our hearts.
Thanks, from the Chamber
From Chad Johnson:
I was going through copies of all my old editorials, (and there were quite a few) and to my surprise, most of the topics could have been written concerning the same problems Florida faces today!
Environmental issues, conservation of water supplies, population growth, tourism, jobs, education and the big mirage (should I even mention it) the hospital!
Oh, there were others, too many to mention.
Thank you
Words can never begin to express our thank you to the many people who lifted us up and supported us during the tragic accident and loss of our beloved little one, Joel Randle Chirieleison. Please know your kind words, thoughts, expressions of sympathy through cards, calls, flowers, food, etc. — but most importantly your prayers — helped us and are helping us get through this day by day. Thank you so much for everything.
Once again an EPIC thank you to our community for your support in making the First United Methodist Church of Chiefland's 4th Annual Epic End of Summer Bash a very successful event on Aug. 9, 2014. The response to our request to help kids get ready for school was overwhelming!
Please be sure to remember to thank all the sponsors/contributors below as we do and support them the way they have supported our community by shopping/dining with them or using their services when possible.
An EPIC and successful school year to all!
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Dear friends and neighbors,
I want to extend a sincere thank you from myself and my family to all of you for your prayers, flowers, cards and expressions of concern during my recent hospital stay. By the grace of God, I am at home and becoming stronger each day. Your good wishes remind me daily of the power of prayer and the value of loving and supportive family and friends.
To the Community of Williston and Levy County,
It is with sad hearts that the Board of Directors of the Williston Animal Group (WAG) has accepted a letter of resignation from Claudia Parkhurst, vice president. Claudia and her husband Bill are two of the founding members of WAG. As Claudia stated in her letter, they have seen WAG progress from its meager beginnings of adopting out dogs in the Sparr parking lot to the full-fledged non-profit organization with kennel facilities here in Williston with many fun activities in between.
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We the sponsors of the Substance Abuse Seminar held last Saturday at Westside Church of Christ in Chiefland want to thank all of our visitors, guests and community leaders for helping to make this seminar a success. We want to say a special thanks to:
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One-on-one research and medical school preparation
This year, three of our graduates have chosen to continue their education in medical school: Joe Andrie (The Pennsylvania State College of Medicine), Ethan Sellers (Jefferson Medical College) and DJ Verespy (The Commonwealth Medical College).
As a student in our pre-med program, you'll get a few things you won't find everywhere:
As a part of our pre-medical program, you'll work closely with the Health Professions Advisory Council (HPAC). Dr. Edward Gabriel is the chair of HPAC and he is accompanied by four experts in biology, chemistry and psychology. Each of them work with you to build a four year plan tailored to your career of choice in medicine. Your plan is designed to increase your chances of getting accepted to the top professional schools and graduate programs in the United States.
Our alumni who have gone on to medical school have come from a variety of majors, but it's important to remember most medical schools require biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics and behavioral science courses.
Upon graduation from medical school, our alumni have gone on to become specialists in cardiology, radiology, pediatrics, orthopedics, family medicine, internal medicine and surgery.
"Lycoming College gave me the well-rounded education that built the foundation for my future as a research scientist and, ultimately, as a veterinarian." –Dr. Patricia Kitchen, Leighow Veterinary Hospital


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Safety, Efficacy, and Pharmacokinetics of Amphotericin B Lipid Complex
This study has been completed.
Medstar Health Research Institute
Enzon Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Medstar Health Research Institute
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: April 24, 2007
Last updated: August 2, 2012
Last verified: July 2012
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Detailed Description:
The purpose of this study is to determine if initial therapy with ABLC at 10/mg/kg/d for 7 days are at least effective as ABLC at 5.0 mg/kg/d X 14 days as induction treatment of patients with disseminated cryptococcosis and HIV.
|Invasive Cryptococcosis
|Drug: ABLC
|Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Safety, Efficacy, and Pharmacokinetics of Amphotericin B Lipid Complex at 10 mg/kg/d for 7 Days or 5.0 mg/kg/d for 14 Days as Induction Therapy for Disseminated Cryptococcosis in Patients With HIV
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Drug Information available for: Amphotericin B Liposomal Amphotericin BU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Medstar Health Research Institute:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Survival
- Time to Sterilization of CSF
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Infusion related and renal toxicity
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|January 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|January 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|January 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: 5 mg/kg/d ABLC x 14 days
5 mg/kg/d of Amphotericin B Lipid Complex for 14 days
|Drug: ABLC
Experimental: 10/kg/kg/d x 7 days
10 mg/kg/d of Amphotericin B Lipid Complex for 7 days
|Drug: ABLC
Detailed Description:
This is a randomized, open label, prospective study of ABLC at 5.0 and 10.0 mg/kg/d for treatment of patients with cryptococcal meningitis. Patients will be randomly assigned in a 1:1 ratio to receive 5.0 or 10.0 mg/kg/d of ABLC as induction therapy for cryptococcal meningitis. Patients receiving 10 mg/kg/d doses will be treated with ABLC for 7 days whereas patients receiving ABLC at 5.0 mg/kg/d will receive 14 days of ABLC therapy. After completion of induction therapy subjects will receive long-term fluconazole maintenance therapy at the discretion of the treating physician. The study will be conducted at the Washington Hospital Center
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
Diagnosis of cryptococcal meningitis based on any of the following:
- Cerebrospinal fluid positive for C. neoformans
- Cerebrospinal fluid positive for cryptococcal antigen
- Male or female 18 years of age or older.
- All female patients must be non-lactating and have a negative serum pregnancy test at time of screening. Females of childbearing potential must be using a medically acceptable method of contraception and agree to continue its use during the study period, or must be one year postmenopausal, or have been surgically sterilized.
- Willing and able to give a signed informed consent, or have a legally authorized representative who is willing or able to give consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- A history or evidence of hypersensitivity to AmB or any of its metabolites.
- A history or evidence of any psychiatric, neurological metabolic, or other chronic condition, which in the investigator's opinion, would make the patient unsuitable for the study or interfere with the evaluation of ABLC.
- Inability to comply with the procedures of the study.
- Patients who have received greater than 72 hours of therapy with another systemic antifungal agent within 2 weeks prior to enrollment
Patients with any of the following abnormal laboratory values
- Baseline creatinine clearance of less than 50.
- Bilirubin of greater than 5 times the upper limit of normal
- AST or ALT of greater than 10 times the upper limit of normal
- Life expectancy of less than 72 hours
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01656382
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01656382
|United States, District of Columbia
|Washington Hospital Center
|Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 20010
Sponsors and Collaborators
Medstar Health Research Institute
Enzon Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
|Principal Investigator:
|Shmuel Shoham, MD
|Washington Hospital Center
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 21, 2017
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|Medstar Health Research Institute
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|NCT01656382 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|April 24, 2007
|Last Updated:
|August 2, 2012
Keywords provided by Medstar Health Research Institute:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Amphotericin B
Liposomal amphotericin B
Antiprotozoal Agents
Antiparasitic Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Bacterial Agents
Antifungal Agents
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences released its list of new members this weekend, and the gays seem to be making inroads.
Membership in the Academy is by invitation only, and it's sometimes surprised me to learn who is not already a member — especially when you know who is. (Would it surprise you to know Dakota Fanning has been a member for several years, but David Duchovny was just invited?) It normally helps if you get a nomination, which accounts for invitations this year to actors John Hawkes and Jennifer Lawrence (both nominated last year for Winter's Bone), Jesse Eisenberg (The Social Network) and Jacki Weaver (Animal Kingdom). But what I notice in this year's list isn't so much the actors, but the directors. (Members are invited as parts of "branches," meaning they get to select the nominees in that category for the Oscars each year.)
Of the eight invited directors this season, three are openly gay … and not only gay, but out-and-proud in their filmmaking.
• Lisa Cholodenko was nominated for an Oscar last year for her screenplay to The Kids Are All Right, about a lesbian couple (including Oscar nominee Annette Bening, pictured) raising their children. She was invited by writers and directors branches. Her films virtually always address gay themes, including High Art and her work on the TV series The L Word.
• Gregg Araki, the Asian-American gay filmmakers whose indie production confront serious issues of gay life, such as HIV status in The Living End. His other films include Totally Fucked Up and Mysterious Skin, his most acclaimed mainstream effort.
• John Cameron Mitchell has made only three films; his latest, Rabbit Hole, had a Hollywood star (Nicole Kidman, pictured with Mitchell) and mainstream cred. But his first two films — the transsexual rock musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch and the near-pornographic sexually frank indie Shortbus — pushed the limits of what you'd think the Academy would endorse.
Other nominees of interest include actors Gerard Butler (300) and Russell Brown, Jennifer Garner, Mila Kunis and Beyonce Knowles; director Tom Hooper (who just won an Oscar for The King's Speech); documentarians Ami Bar-Lev (My Kid Could Paint That) and Sebastian Junger; and writer Aaron Sorkin (Oscar winner for The Social Network).


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Electing FERPA Confidentiality
The university may release certain directory information to the public on a routine basis unless a student requests, in writing, that the university not release it. Requests for non-disclosure remain in effect until a subsequent written request to release directory information is received.
- Will not have name printed in the published university chancellor's and dean's lists or commencement program.
- Will not have attendance and/or degree verified for employers, insurance companies, etc.
- Will only be able to discuss their UA Accounts in person with photo ID.
If you choose to elect the "confidentiality" option for your educational records, information for you will be withheld from a variety of sources, including: you - the student.Ā This also includes friends, relatives, prospective employers, and the news media.Ā Each student is advised to carefully consider the consequences of a decision to elect "confidentiality".Ā Once elected the University cannot acknowledge the existence of, or release information about, the record of any student who has elected confidentiality.Ā (You can change this election at any time -- see How to Elect FERPA Confidentiality below.) No information or services will be available to you via telephone if you have elected the confidentiality option.Ā Your only options for conducting business transactions with the University would be in person, after presenting a valid photo ID, or through secure login on UA systems.
- A procedure for student to inspect and review their education records.
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- A 24X7 self-service method for students to activate or deactivate adjustments to University service interfaces and online services in support of confidentiality of attendance
How to Elect FERPA Confidentiality
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Nope. Blake is still largely a product of CP3's greatness. Just last 5 minutes of a game, the spacing and ball handling that Pierce and KG give each other is really fantastic. Even Wade and Lebron don't play off each other that well.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
That was always what was so beautiful about the Boston Big 3. From a bball stand point, they complimented each other so well.