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Where can i buy a cast iron mantle piece in the UK?
Where can i buy a cast iron mantle piece in the UK?
Our labourers have broken a customers mantle piece whilst working on a job for us. The clients are away on holiday and we would like to replace the mantle piece before they come home. Can anyone tell me where i can buy a cast iron mantle piece? It's just the top shelf i'm looking to buy not the whole mantle piece. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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You will need to measure the width and phone architectural salvage yards. Some carry a vast amount of fireplace parts. Bath has some good salvage stockists, it depends a lot on where you live.
Answered By: Lemonpie - 8/2/2007
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saw one on ebay the other day.
Answered By: biffieboybaby - 8/2/2007
Hi there try looking in salvage yards
Answered By: sammie - 8/2/2007
I was watching one of those DIY programs in the UK. Reclamation yards are a good place to get these sort of things. You'll have to shop around to find what you want. These yards are great for finding pieces that fit in with the 'time era' that your house might have been built in.
Answered By: pukkagent - 8/2/2007
Try your local recycling centre, if not try a website called recycle.com I think it is called
Answered By: IAN B - 8/2/2007
Its a long time since I used the firm but try Andy Thornton at Elland, Yorkshire.(Not to sure about the Thornton) they specialise in architectural antiques. Maybe ask Google for Architectural Antiques. you may strike bullseye
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We know it's important to learn effective stress management to feel and be healthier. When you don't take things personally, are okay with imperfection, take better care of yourself, have more fun, and effectively can chill out and unwind, you're less likely to pursue non-hunger eating. Need another reason to reduce stress? Read on.
I'm not climbing on the anti-obesity bandwagon here, but suggesting that there is a link between weight gain and unchecked, excessive stress. We already know there's a correlation between stress and overeating, and now it seems there's also one between stress and weight. Says Beck, "Cortisol stimulates a brain chemical called neuropeptide Y, which boosts carbohydrate cravings. It also makes the body churn out excess insulin and accumulate fat, particularly in the belly…" There you have it.
That's why it's crucial to set limits with people, take time out for yourself, strive for adequacy rather than perfection, carve out time to play/unwind/relax/let go, get enough sleep, stop pushing yourself to the brink. Many disregulated eaters have this type of self-punishing personality. My case load is overflowing with folks who are driven to do everything and do it well, perform at peak, please others, never disappoint, achieve at all cost, compete, win, and prove their worth in these ways to others and themselves. Fact is, if you're stressed as a way of life, you may never be able to eat more "normally," so you'll have to decide which you want more: to be a relatively "normal" eater and healthy or to keep up an unrelenting pace. You can't have both. These are your only choices. Constant stress will bring you instant gratification and make you feel good about your productivity and achievement in the short run, but exacerbate your eating problems in the long-turn. Your life, you choose.
Here's the article link: Personality article. By the way, I'm quoted in it, talking about how being too nice and too giving can also incline you to put on pounds.
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All this early winter snow in Maine means it's sometimes difficult to get around. Those knee-deep drifts make a leisurely winter walk more effort than it's worth, and the fear of cracking your coccyx on account of a slippery sidewalk prevents some folks from leaving the house altogether. This winter, it seems, the dogs will have to walk themselves.
Tom Valente of Portland cross-country skis in Portland. This winter, a number of events for ski and snowshoe fans are planned in Maine.
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A few hours of winter fun on the groomed and backcountry trails with Natural Resources Council of Maine and Hidden Valley Nature Center staff. For beginners and experienced snowshoers. Snowshoe rentals available.
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Feb. 1
WHERE: Hidden Valley Nature Center, Jefferson
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Roam the meadows and woods of Fields Pond Audubon Center under the light of the moon. Enjoy a hot drink back in the Center to warm up.
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WHERE: Fields Pond, Greator Bangor
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WHEN: 6:30 p.m. Feb. 12
WHERE: Eastern Trail parking lot, Pine Point Road, Scarborough
HOW MUCH: Free
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WHEN: 6:30 p.m. Feb. 14
WHERE: Maine Medical Center parking lot, Biddeford
HOW MUCH: Free
MORE INFO: www.easterntrail.org
A weekend of activities, including snowshoeing, cross-country skiing excursions, snowshoe festival, snowshoe hike with cookout, outdoor film screenings and more.
WHEN: Feb. 14 to Feb. 16
WHERE: Various locations around the state
HOW MUCH: Many activities free
MORE INFO: greatmaineoutdoor weekend.org
(OK, maybe not so much this week, what with the rain and all, but we can all agree that the snow is certain to return. In force.)
You're certainly welcome to submit to self-inflicted house arrest until the spring thaw begins, or you can take to pushing a salt spreader wherever you go, like some personal safety baby carriage. But the best of your living-with-winter options is: Get out there. Get in it. Own the snow. And for the record, it's easier to do with a pair of skis or snowshoes on your feet.
Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are both easy to learn and they can make the difference between a happy winter and a homicidal one. And there are countless trails around the state that are regularly groomed and accessible for free or a small fee (read: these are budget-friendly winter sports).
If either sport is new to you, there are several area ski centers that offer rentals and lessons, like Carter's XC Ski Center in Oxford, Harris Farm XC Ski Center in Dayton and Pineland Farms in New Gloucester.
In Freeport, L.L. Bean offers Outdoor Discovery Schools for both snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The $20 classes include equipment rental, instruction and an hour or so out there doing your thing and doing your best not to fall down. They're also an ideal way to test out a sport before committing yourself (which we all know can be scary, both emotionally and financially).
But more likely than not, you're going to fall in love with the sport and wonder why you wasted so many winters indoors, bored out of your gourd and hugging the television set for warmth.
And best of all, you'll learn "the turtle" – a wonderfully awkward-looking method of getting back up after you fall down in a pair of cross-country skis. And I assure you, you will fall down. But just think, in no time at all you'll be cross-country skiing to the grocery store during a snowstorm, just because you can.
Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails, lessons and rentals:
Beech Hill XC Ski & Snowshoe Center
296 Tucker Road, Wayne; 207-685-9281; www.beechhillski.com
Eleven kilometers of wide, groomed trails on varied terrain for intermediate cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. $10 a day for adults.
Bethel Nordic Ski Center
21 Broad St., Bethel; 207-824-6276; www.caribourecreation.com
Thirty kilometers of trails groomed for both skate and classic skiing, eight kilometers of snowshoe trails. Rentals and lessons. $19 trail fee for a full day, $15 after 1 p.m.
Birches Ski Touring Center
281 Birches Road, Rockwood; 800-825-9453; www.birches.com
Forty miles of marked, groomed trails, ranging in difficulty from novice to high intermediate. Rentals available, $14 full-day trail pass for adults, $11 half-day.
Black Mountain
39 Glover Road, Rumford; 207- 364-8977; www.skiblackmountain.org
Seventeen kilometers of trails, groomed for both skating and classic techniques. Rentals available. $15 trail pass.
Carter's Farm XC Ski Center
786 Intervale Road, Bethel; 207-824-3880; www.cartersxcski.com
Fifty-five kilometers of beginner to expert trails, backcountry skiing, rentals available. $14 trail pass for adults.
Carter's Farm XC Ski Center
420 Main St., Oxford; 207-539-4848; www.cartersxcski.com
Thirty trails for beginner to intermediate skiers. Large selection of equipment, rentals available. $14 trail pass for adults.
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Jamie Nonni, left, and Will Rowan, both from Portland, break a new trail while cross-country skiing at Willowdale Golf Club in Scarborough.
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Toy Story 3″ Guards Top Spot; "Grown Ups" Take 2nd Place. The "Grown Ups" are no match for Woody and Buzz. Adam Sandler's comedy debuted at second place with $41 million, leaving "Toy Story 3″ the undisputed winner of the three-day weekend box office with $59 million. Although the Disney-Pixar feature film was 46.5 percent down, it still managed to guard the top spot from newcomers "Grown Ups" and "Knight & Day." "Grown Ups" – starring an all-star cast: Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade, Rob Schneider, Salma Hayek, Maria Bello, and Maya Rudolph – took second place, while the Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz-starrer was at third with $20.5 million. The "Karate Kid" and "The A-Team" round up the top 5.
The weekend box office top ten (by boxofficemojo.com):
1."Toy Story 3″ – $59 million
2."Grown Ups" – $41 million
3."Knight & Day" – $20.5 million
4."The Karate Kid" – $15.4 million
5."The A-Team" – $6 million
6."Get Him to the Greek" – $3 million
7."Shrek Forever After" – $2.9 million
8."Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" – $2.8 million
9."Killers" – $2 million
10."Jonah Hex" – $1.6 million
Buzz and Woody are still the kings of the toy box. "Toy Story 3″ has opened at first place with a whopping $109 million gross, while another newcomer "Jonah Hex" had a dismal opening with $5 million. The Disney-Pixar film, the third in the successful franchise, debuted during the three-day weekend at the top spot, beating last week's number one "The Karate Kid," which was bumped to second place While the 3D animated film is celebrating its box office win, it's bad news for Josh Brolin and Megan Fox, whose "Jonah Hex" finished at eighth place with just $5 million. Rounding up the top five are "The A-Team," "Get Him to the Greek," and "Shrek Forever." The weekend box office top 10 (as per Box Office Mojo):
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Donald Kaul skewers the "progress" Congress is making on gun control.
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The rest of us are being left out of the "entitlement reform" story.
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Tar sands crude is both more toxic and much harder to clean than ordinary oil.
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I was asked to make wedding signs for a friend. Making them on a budget was of importance like it is for most couples these days. Most people don't think about looking at Craigslist or Freecycle for free materials. People are becoming more recycle minded and would love to give you materials they don't need. Luckily I had old planting pots, and scrap wood. I found the old frame in an alley, sanded and painted it. I picked up the cement and short fence posts at my local hardware store for under $15. The moss was only $8 and was enough to use for all four pots. I printed out the words for the signs, cut them out and decoupaged them on. I have included photos of the process I used to make the signs. It doesn't have to cost a lot to make something pretty.
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- I am passionate about helping others every year my family and I donate money to families in India and Africa. We also gather toys around Christmas time and we donate them to orphans and remember it is better to give than to recieve :)
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Gymnast, Cheerleader, Flyer
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- Working with numbers has always been something i have been passionate about.
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Emerging Technologies
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Passionate about Life
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Give Examples of Your Bold Claims!
- Speaking as an experienced manager who has recently taken on hiring responsibilities, I can confidently state that I would not hire 99% of the people responding here. The answers are hugely vague, horribly generic and painfully cliche. However, the biggest flaw with the majority is that there are no examples to verify the bold claims of awesomeness. You're a hard worker? You have amazing customer service skills? You are good at studying?! Every applicant says that. GIVE EXAMPLES. You need to verify your claims, or your application will be canned immediately. Oh, and saying you have certain awesome personality traits or abilities because you are religious is totally meaningless.
- —Guest Manager
Music and Listening to My Heart
- I'm 14 (high school in our country) and passionate in music. Why do I know so? Because i have always had interest in it since I was younger. Society made me believe that I can't make a living through music, so I decided to look for a different path for myself since I myself am smart. I study in an science high school only for few chosen students in our districts. I thought I should be a doctor, but I felt that when I think of my future, I see myself as so, but what I feel about it is lost. My heart wasn't in it. I realized what was missing, why I felt empty about imagining my future. I denied my passion for music back then, but now realizing what I truly want, I feel happier and more alive, cause I just listened to what my heart says, and music is what I want.
- —Guest
- My passion is to become a musician. I am very good at studying. I could become a engineer or something else. But I chose music because it makes me more happy than studying so I decided to move in the path of music. Of course it is called passion. When you are passionate about something, you show more interest in that. And that interest leads to success.
- —Guest amritha
I'm Passionate About:
- Telling people about the great miracles God has done in my life. I went from drug adiction, alcoholism, vandalism and homelessness to have a beautiful wife and 5 gorgeous children. I've been clean and sober for 7 years and the best is still to come!!!!! Thank you Jesus, my savior.
- —Guest ricardo guerrero
- An animal that most stay away from, I have been fascinated and passionate about since I was 5. I teach Biology and love seeing my students learn about and lose any fear they have towards them. I could read about them everyday.
- —Guest ra-rm25
My Kids Deserve a Good Life
- I'm passionate about my kids because they are my motivation. They are the reason I work hard and strive to be a better mother to provide for them and give them the life they deserve.
- —Guest akiria
Goal Setting
- Well I believe passion is an innate thing. Personally I am an astute manager outside my profession but I believe in goal setting and delivery which is my personal driving force and I find the very best way to do my job.
- —Guest deji
Where Does Passion Come From?
- Passion comes from within. It is a motivational force that drives you to achieve a goal and help find the answer to your problem.
- —Guest Day
Children Hospital passion
- The rush if everything, the sound of ambulance sirens, people rushing down the halls in scrubs, medical equipment everywhere, the smell of rubbing alcohol, seeing people who have gone through hell and have gotten back on their feet. The fact of knowing that everything gets better with time and knowing that you could be the reason why somebody is doing something that they love once again. You get this feel for the place that you just can't let go of. Everyone there is like one big family. And after waiting so long to fit in as a patient, I finally feel like I am part of that an I will NEVER give up that feeling. I have a passion for the Hospital and the reward that comes along with working there one day I WILL be an orthopedic surgeon at Hasbro Childrens Hospital
- —Guest Futureorthosurgeonjrs15
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Quickstart: Run a Drive App in PHP
Complete the steps described in the rest of this page, and in about five minutes you'll have a simple Drive app that uploads a file to Google Drive. If you like, you can view a video of Google engineers guiding you through the steps.
To run a quickstart example you'll need:
- Access to the internet and a web browser, in order to authorize the sample app.
- A Google account with Drive enabled.
- An environment to run programs in your selected language.
Step 1: Enable the Drive API
If you haven't already registered your application with the Google Developers Console, then set up a project and application in the Developers Console. The system guides you through the process of choosing or creating a project and registering a new application, and it automatically activates the API for you.
If you've already registered your application with the Developers Console, then follow this procedure instead:
- Go to the Google Developers Console.
- Select a project.
- In the sidebar on the left, select APIs & auth. In the list of APIs, make sure the status is ON for the Drive API.
- In the sidebar on the left, select Credentials.
In either case, you end up on the application's credentials page.
To find your application's client ID and client secret, and set a redirect URI, expand the OAuth 2.0 Client ID section.
Take note of the Client ID as you'll need to add it to your code later.
Step 2: Install the Google Client Library
Using the Google API PHP Client Library requires that you download the source code of the library.
Run the following command to download the source and include it in your project:
svn checkout http://google-api-php-client.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ google-api-php-client
The above command requires that you have Subversion installed.
Step 3: Set up the sample
You'll need to create two files: a test file to upload to Drive (in this case
document.txt), and the given sample code, modified to include the unique
Client ID and Client Secret you created in the "Enable the Drive API"
- Create a text file named
document.txt, containing the text
Hello world!. The file must be in the same location as the source code you paste from below.
- After following the directions below to copy source code, replace
YOUR_CLIENT_IDwith the Client ID you generated in the "Enable the Drive API" step.
- Replace
YOUR_CLIENT_SECRETwith your Client Secret, also generated previously.
Copy the following source code to
<?php require_once 'google-api-php-client/src/Google_Client.php'; require_once 'google-api-php-client/src/contrib/Google_DriveService.php'; $client = new Google_Client(); // Get your credentials from the console $client->setClientId('YOUR_CLIENT_ID'); $client->setClientSecret('YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET'); $client->setRedirectUri('urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob'); $client->setScopes(array('https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive')); $service = new Google_DriveService($client); $authUrl = $client->createAuthUrl(); //Request authorization print "Please visit:\n$authUrl\n\n"; print "Please enter the auth code:\n"; $authCode = trim(fgets(STDIN)); // Exchange authorization code for access token $accessToken = $client->authenticate($authCode); $client->setAccessToken($accessToken); //Insert a file $file = new Google_DriveFile(); $file->setTitle('My document'); $file->setDescription('A test document'); $file->setMimeType('text/plain'); $data = file_get_contents('document.txt'); $createdFile = $service->files->insert($file, array( 'data' => $data, 'mimeType' => 'text/plain', )); print_r($createdFile); ?>
Step 4: Run the sample
After you have set up your Google API project, installed the Google API client library, and set up the sample source code, the sample is ready to run. When you run the sample from command-line, it provides a link you'll need to visit in order to authorize.
Run the sample using
php quickstart.php
- Browse to the provided URL in your web browser.
- If you are not already logged into your Google account, you will be prompted to log in. If you are logged into multiple Google accounts, you will be asked to select one account to use for the authorization.
- Copy the code you're given after browsing to the link, and paste it into the prompt
Enter authorization code:. Click Enter.
When you finish these steps,
the sample prints information about the Google Drive file to the screen.
The file
document.txt is accessible in Google Drive, and is titled "My
By editing the sample code to provide paths to new files and new titles, you can run a few more simple upload tests. When you're ready, you could try running some other Drive API methods such as files.list.
Optional: View a quickstart video
Videos that cover the setup and running of each quickstart sample in detail. If you'd like to see the PHP quickstart sample demonstrated by some of the same developers who wrote it, click play, sit back, and enjoy.
Next Steps
If your goal is to let users create and open files directly from the Drive UI using your app, see Integrate with the Drive UI. Our end-to-end Example Apps demonstrate a simple Drive UI-integrated web app.
If your goal is to expand the quickstart sample into something for your own installed application, consult the API Reference. The API Reference discusses all of the features of the Drive API, and gives samples in each language on how to use a feature.
All requests to the Drive API must be authorized by an authenticated user. To examine more authorization code and learn how to authorize requests, see Authorizing Your App with Google Drives.


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A Little Hawaiian Vocabulary - We're here on the Big Island again (visiting Kona), and it struck me that knowing a few Hawaiian words can come in handy while visiting the islands. Aloha ...
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Frugal Fridays: Piroshki on 3rd
For today's Frugal Friday, I was excited to try out a new restaurant that opened on 3rd Avenue, between Cherry & Columbia. Thanks to the Light Rail construction on Capitol Hill (or rather the future light rail construction on Capitol Hill), we have a new Piroshki place downtown. My bus drops me right in front of it, so I've been eagerly awaiting their opening. When I peeked in the window recently, I saw that nearly all their piroshkis are $4.45 before tax, and having eaten them before, I knew they'd make a great lunch.
With dozens of varieties to choose from - from beef and cabbage to pepperoni pizza, all in different shapes - I had a hard time choosing. But the woman who works there is friendly and helpful, letting all of us in line know which were fresh out of the oven. There are a few piroshki that run a bit more ($4.65 plus tax), like the smoked salmon & cream cheese one, but that's still a great deal.
But sticking to my rules, I went for the Chicken, Broccoli & Cheese piroshki - a wonderfully browned, egg-washed & shiny dough pocked filled with, well, chicken, broccoli & cheese.
(Frugal Fridays is a weekly series dedicated to finding Seattle lunch spots where you can walk in with a $5 bill and walk out with a fulfilling, preferably healthy, lunch. If you have suggestions of places in the Seattle area with a great lunch for under $5 after tax, post a comment - I'd love the help.)
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November 15, 2011
Katie Askew
So maybe you're the type of person that had their entire life planned by 7th grade, so you already know what you'll be doing after college graduation. But if you're like most busy college students, you might only start thinking about post-grad plans by your second or third year of school. And that is perfectly okay because there are many different options and opportunities available depending on your major, personality or life goals! Here are just a few:
Grad school, law school and medical school: Post-graduate study may be your next step if you want access to jobs that have higher starting salaries or jobs that require more than four years of schooling. Law school prepares you to pass the bar exam before becoming a lawyer and medical school allows you to obtain your MD before becoming a practicing doctor – two things you just can't do with an undergraduate degree alone. Many majors encourage their students to go to grad school after undergrad as well because they'll be better educated and prepared before entering the work force. Grad school is a much more specialized course of study in comparison to undergraduate education so be sure you know what you want before you begin!
Peace Corps: Maybe you finished your undergraduate education and don't feel ready for more schooling or a job just yet. But what's another option? Join the Peace Corps or some other volunteer or missionary opportunity! It's a great way to help out those less fortunate than you, see the world (and get paid while doing so!) and you can even add it to your resume to impress future employers. Once you volunteer in the Peace Corps, however, you are committed to a 27-month job – if more than two years out of the country is ok with you, so is this opportunity!
Workforce: Maybe you feel prepared enough after your undergraduate years to transition into the work force. If so, go for it! Be aware that you'll be paid an entry-level salary (which isn't glamorous) and while you most likely won't land your dream job right out of the gate, you'll gain the career experience necessary to do so in the near future.
Katie Askew is a sophomore at the University of Minnesota pursuing degrees in journalism and English. At school, Katie can be found reading, drumming or working in the Office of Admissions. Outside of school, she enjoys traveling, teaching and performing music and spending time outdoors with friends and family. Katie loves all things zebra and has a necessary addiction to coffee. Her iPod is perpetually playing Death Cab for Cutie or classical music because she truly believes that when words fail, music speaks.
February 22, 2012
There are many factors that one should consider while searching for the perfect college. While cost, location and student life are all very important, where your friends are or aren't attending school could play an unexpectedly vital role in your decision.
During college search time, my best friend and I were both focused on out-of-state schools. We both knew we wanted to get out of South Dakota but our interests were different – she was focusing on music and I was looking into English – and in the end, we had one college we both loved in our top three choices: Colorado State University. After much debate, I ended up at the University of Minnesota, while my best friend chose to go to CSU. My decision to not go to CSU was (along with a slew of other minor factors) mostly due to my friend, as I wanted to forge my own path and start fresh in a new city. Two years later, I have no regrets and our friendship is just as strong as ever.
Some students base their college decisions on where a friend, boyfriend/girlfriend or relative is attending school without really considering what they themselves want and need out of their own college experience. Yes, these relationships are important but it's more important to decide for yourself: I know I made the right choice because I thrive in the big city and my friend loves the picturesque views of the Rocky Mountains outside her apartment window. Would our friendship have survived the turmoil of change college students go through if we were at the same school? We'll never know for sure but it certainly has stayed intact across the miles...not to mention that I get an amazing spring break in Colorado and she gets a week-long summer vacation in the Twin Cities!
Some friendships may survive the chaotic transformation every college student goes through but some will not and you should not base your college choice on just this one factor. Distance from your high school friends, whether it's thousands of miles apart or a couple blocks across campus, will impact your college life – just don't let it dictate your decision for the wrong reasons.
February 8, 2013
Katlyn Clark
Ever since I entered high school, I knew that college was in my future. I also had my career path planned as early as ninth grade: I always liked to write and given my interest in celebrity news and trends, a career as an entertainment journalist seemed like the perfect fit!
While I had my career decided, I was far less certain of the school that would get me there. I could not see myself going to any public schools in North Carolina and I was quick to look at the pretty private schools. Campbell University was in my top five but not high on the list until I went on a campus visit...but I left Campbell crying because I did not think my decision would be this hard! I ended up choosing Campbell because I loved the small campus feel, their campus ministries and the school paper. What I looked for in a school is all a reality now and I love it – I could not imagine myself anywhere else! I am now in my second semester and am taking advantage of all the campus has to offer, especially the ministries and the Campbell Times, where I work as a reporter.
I learned of the opportunity to become a virtual intern for Scholarships.com through an email over Christmas break. I thought it wouldn't hurt to apply and to see where it would take me. I like to write about my college experiences through my own personal blog so when I heard that I was chosen to become a virtual intern, I was excited to know that others would hear my story!
February 14, 2013
As admissions decisions begin to roll in, high school seniors are weighing their college options. In addition to financial aid packages, programs offered and distance from home, school type – public or private – is an important factor to consider.
If you're thinking about attending a public university, consider these facts:
I was automatically drawn to private schools (Campbell specifically) because I was not interested in any of the public schools in North Carolina. If you want to go to a private school, here are some points to ponder:
Before you submit an enrollment deposit, I hope that you take a moment to consider these factors and do some deeper research. If you have any questions for me about what it's like attending Campbell or a private school in general, please shoot me a comment!
Katlyn Clark is a freshman at Campbell University majoring in journalism and minoring in marketing. She hopes to become a broadcast journalist for entertainment or write for a magazine such as People or Seventeen. In her spare time, Katlyn loves to hang out with friends and family and watch sports; she is a Christian who is so thankful for God's many blessings in her life. Katlyn is from Elizabeth City, North Carolina and loves Tim Tebow, Pinterest, the WWE and cats.
May 23, 2013
You have probably fantasized about your college experience being just like the movies...WRONG! If you watched movies or shows like "Glee," "10 Things I Hate About You" and "17 Again" and thought "That is nothing like high school," the same goes for college when it's portrayed on screen: I remember watching "Pitch Perfect" after my first month of college and thought, "College is NOT like that!" Here are some examples from TV and the movies that showcase what supposedly happens in college but doesn't.
Do not take college advice from the movies and TV shows you watch except for the fact that it will be an experience you will never forget. For a more accurate picture of what to expect in college, just ask your friends who are already attending college about what campus life is really like!
June 12, 2012
Kayla Herrera
December 13, 2011
I have been looking at graduate schools for a while now to better prepare myself for a career in my profession of choice. If you are interested in graduate school as well, you probably had the same question I once did: When and how do I start preparing?
We recently had a graduate school seminar here at Michigan Tech that talked about when to start applying, what to expect, taking the GRE, etc. Here are the points I found most important for one's journey to graduate school:
If you want more information on graduate school, my school has the seminar online for viewing and other resources used in the seminar can be found here. Do your research , stay organized and your acceptance letter will follow!
In addition to being a Scholarships.com virtual intern, Michigan Tech student Kayla Herrera is a media coordinator for the Michigan Tech Youth Programs and is a writer for The Daily News in Iron Mountain, Mich., Examiner.com and WHOA Magazine. She love a tantalizing, action-packed video game and can't get enough of horror movies (Stephen King's books always have her in their grip, though she prefers the old over the new). Writing is what she has always done, and that is what she is here to do.
March 2, 2012
Lisa Lowdermilk
Recently, The New York Times revealed that two studies have shown that many community colleges wrongly place students in remedial classes. The main reason why this happens is because students are placed according to their standardized test scores, rather than their cumulative GPAs – in other words, students are forced to pay for classes they don't receive college credit for and, if not for one less-than-hoped-for standardized test score, wouldn't even have to take otherwise! Consequently, students forced to take these remedial classes may experience lower self-esteem than their peers, fail to graduate on time and have to work significantly harder (both at work and at school) to afford these additional classes. In short, having to take unnecessary remedial classes has the potential to make college much more difficult than it needs to be.
All of these problems could be alleviated if community colleges (and state and private universities, for that matter) placed students based on their cumulative high school GPAs. After all, GPA is determined by years of hard work, whereas standardized tests are based on (at most) several months of preparation. And while we obviously can't use the excuse, "I don't test well" every time our test scores leave something to be desired, we should also keep in mind that one test does not (and should not) determine our academic futures.
If you or someone you know is having to take unnecessary remedial classes (e.g., you earned a B in high school calculus but didn't do as well on the standardized test), don't be afraid to talk to someone in admissions about your concerns. While changes rarely go into effect right away, faculty will listen if more students question the emphasis on standardized tests over cumulative GPA. Just make sure you're polite and discuss your concerns logically and calmly!
Lisa Lowdermilk is a published poet, avid video gamer and artist. Her poems have appeared in Celebrate Young Poets: West (Fall 2006) edition and Widener University's The Blue Route. She enjoys watching thrillers, trying different restaurants and attempting to breakdance. Lisa is now majoring in professional writing at the University of Colorado Denver.
April 30, 2012
If you had to guess, what percentage of students start college and actually finish it? According to a study conducted by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, only 46 percent of students who started college earned degrees in 2010. Hefty student loans and interest rates, stress and being academically unprepared are amongst the many reasons college drop-outs cite; some students report being as much as $50,000 in debt before graduation with no viable means of paying it off.
Given this info, it's really important that you consider if college is right for you before applying, especially if the field you're thinking about going into doesn't require a degree. There are still plenty of great job opportunities for people who think college may not be for them, including air traffic control and locomotive engineering. That's not to say, however, that a college degree is overrated. According to a study conducted by Georgetown's Center on Education and the Workforce, bachelor's degree holders earn 84 percent more than high school graduates during their lifetimes. And while there are still plenty of jobs that don't require a degree, virtually every employer will prefer a college graduate over a high school graduate.
My goal here is not to discourage anyone from attending college; instead, I want to present both sides of the argument so that you can commit 100 percent to furthering your education or, alternatively, seek out a job that doesn't require a degree. It's better to recognize now that you won't be able to commit to college than be forced to drop out and pay back $50,000 in student loans later. No matter which path you choose, one thing's for sure: You'll have to work hard if you want to succeed!
July 3, 2012
Liberal arts students have a reputation for being a bit quirky and colleges catering specifically to these majors are no exception. Carleton College, Naropa University, Grinnell College and Deep Springs College are four such institutions renowned for their unique extracurricular activities, majors and more.
Besides being ranked the sixth-best liberal arts college by U.S. News and World Report, Carleton College is also famous for its unique extracurricular activities. For instance, students have organized multiple scavenger hunts for the bust of German playwright Friedrich Schiller since 1957 and the college is also famous for its Assassins Guild, whose members try to "kill" each other with Nerf guns, "poisonous" Tabasco sauce and "explosive" alarm clocks.
Naropa University is a private liberal arts college in Colorado which integrates meditation into the curriculum and offers a unique blend of Eastern and Western educational practices. Majors include Peace Studies, Contemplative Psychology and Traditional Eastern Arts...interesting, right?
Grinnell College is another private institution known for its independent majors. After their first year, students can tailor their majors to suit their preferences instead of following a rigid degree path. Also of note are the school's post-graduation "Grinnell Corps" programs, which allow students to help others in places ranging from Namibia to China. In addition, Grinnell has the highest per capita Peace Corp volunteer rate of any college, despite only having 1,500 students.
Deep Springs College is an exclusively male liberal arts college famous for its method of selecting 26 students and giving them all full scholarships. The professors knit, stargaze and have ping pong tournaments with their students and they also live within walking distance of the students' dorms on a cattle ranch/alfalfa farm.
If you decide to attend one of these colleges, it's safe to say you'll be in for a college experience unlike any other!
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I'm going to put opinions against nitpicky writing aside (like the whole "entire cast overhears nurses near the hospital on Madoka route to find out essential plot points" thing) and just focus on actual consistency errors in the game.
A different middle school from Madoka-tachi
In Mami-san's prologue, it clearly says she goes to a different middle school during the "few years ago" part. But… she's still wearing Mitakihara's seifuku the whole time.
Several years ago – Day05 Yuu01:
From my hand, a ribbon…!
I… I gave her help?
Mami-san is not henshin'd, but she still uses her ribbon's power. In fact, the scene after this is about her getting the courage to henshin into mahou shoujo for the first time. Mami-san can't use her ribbon without transforming first, as seen in ep2. The only time a mahou shoujo has ever used their power without transforming first was Kyouko in episode 8, her impulse spear.
Day 1 Yoru:
That's right. I helped Eimii…
This route takes place on timeline 1. So does the first drama CD, "memories of you." In that CD, Madoka says:
I became a magical girl to help a cat…{猫を助けるために魔法少女になった}
What am I saying, I think Mami-san would scold me…{なんて言ったら、マミさんに叱られちゃうかな}
According to the drama CD, Madoka probably never told Mami-san about Eimii in timeline 1.
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Marvel has followed up on yesterday's "Uncanny X-Men" teaser with a fresh image promoting Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo's "Wolverine & the X-Men," a title set to run opposite Kieron Gillen and Carlos Pacheco's "Uncanny." Unsurprisingly, Wolverine is the only member of the team not blacked out, which leads us to wonder not only about the identities of the rest of Logan's group but also lack of Cyclops in the "Uncanny" image, since that one featured Emma Frost as the only obvious team member.
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You're not required to send your children to public school, and public school has always been about forcing people to fit into an industrial mold. Uniform vaccination is only the first part of many ways your child will be forced to conform in public school. Why not advocate for school choice? Personally I'd rather get a voucher or reimbursement on my property taxes.
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Don Bosco Matriculation School was born on July 1 1958 in the premises of Dominic Savio Preparatory school, SanThome, Madras. The Local Jesuit superiors embarked on the Loyola School Project. This school was planned to be housed in the Loyola colony. The tenants of the Colony were given notice to quit. The inmates made representations to the Jesuit General. The Jesuit General refused permission to open the school at any time. The Rector of Loyola, Fr. Kalathil S.J., and Fr. Murphy S.J., approached His Grace the Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore to solve the problem. As a solution to the problem Most Rev.Louis Mathias, Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore requested,Rev.Fr. Pianazzi – the Provincial of the Southern Province of the Salesian Society of India – to bear the yoke of the Project. He in turn placed Father John Patrick Mallon, the Principal of St. Bede's, in-charge of the new venture which was renamed Don Bosco High School. The school started with 140 students and eight staff members, with Rev. Fr. Mallon as the Principal. Today the total strength of the School is 3,200 with 106 staff members (Teaching, and Non-teaching 32)
We are in our present premises owing to the valuable advice and efforts of Mr. Pais, the advocate who obtained a written consent from Mr. Skell, the tenant of Egmore Lodge, to commence work on the new school. Father Mallon was the one who molded Don Bosco Matriculation School from little beginnings into the fine institution it is today. On October 23rd 1958, His Grace, The Archbishop Louis Mathias, Rev. Fr. Murphy, S.J., and Fr. Mallon met the Vice-Chancellor A.L. Mudaliar of the Madras University regarding the recognition of the school. The Vice-chancellor regarded it as an ambitious scheme. He said that it was a real necessity to have a Matriculation school for boys in the city. The formal application for recognition was made to the Registrar who also expressed his satisfaction at the new venture. On August 22nd 1959 the Right Rev. Dr. F. Carvalho, Auxiliary Bishop of Madras-Mylapore, blessed the newly opened Don Bosco High School, Egmore.
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100 Entries from 21 countries all over the world were received for the RIBA Vauxhall The Missing Link Design Competition.Architects and Landscape Designers worldwide were asked to put their 'High Line – High Level Thinking Caps on!' to design the Public Realm and they did not disappoint.The Judging Panel, which included Doreen Lawrence of the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, met to select the shortlist which was presented at a press briefing hosted by Angela Brady, RIBA President and Dan Pearson, the Award winning landscape designer.The shortlisted teams in the professional category are: erect architecture with J&L Gibbons, London
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My husband and I were in the stadium. After traffic nightmares, and our reserved parking space getting sold to someone else because of a "glitch in the system" and having to find other parking, we decided to go straight to the stadium. We finally made it into the stadium about 10-15 minutes before they shut the gates! We were in the upper level seats, but it was an amazing experience no matter where you were! Watching Ray dance one last time, and hearing all the speeches. I still have goosebumps and a big old smile on my face!
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Self-Care Evening FlowVinyasa Flow | By Elena Brower on Jan 24 2012
Elevating ourselves to a new level of self-care and self-acceptance, this practice activates your heart as much as it challenges your body. We will work through standing poses into a juicy flying crow and some hip openers in order to soften your judgments and re-route your attention back to your heart. Great for evening, since you'll focus on forward bends and hips rather than backbends to complete your practice, but you'll love it any time of day.
- Robin Hoffman Nov 15th, 2013Amazing Amazing class!! Seriously, this class will give you a workout and your spirit will feel so good afterwards as well!
- Fuji Oct 13th, 2013Elena, what an exquisitely sublime class. Calming and lovely. Also- was able to do flying crow for the first time! Much blessings to you x
- Nadine El Ishmawi Oct 8th, 2013oh my god - first time I managed to do this hand balance - wow wow!
- Catie Mara Sep 13th, 2013Fantastic class. So sweet and deep. Much love!
- Sam Maher Jul 23rd, 2013Beautiful class. Thank you so much.
- Tanya H Jan 22nd, 2013Ahhhh sooo relaxing!
- arianna rinaldo Jan 2nd, 2013Sweet, so delicate and strong at the same time...thanks elena for always going back to the heart.
- arianna rinaldo Jan 2nd, 2013Sweet, so delicate and strong at the same time...thanks elena for always going back to the heart.
- aprilla faisal Dec 22nd, 2012My first class with yogaglo...soothing and gentle for the evening. Thank you elena...namaste 🙏
- Meg Morton Dec 10th, 2012Such a gentle, powerful, loving practice. I feel light as a feather. Thank you.
- Yogui Roots Sep 30th, 2012OMG!!i'm on my lady holiday and this practice was Amazing!!i enjoy it so much. Thank you. I really place my mind on my heart in all the practice. Namaste!!
- Mia Polyviou Sep 25th, 2012Hi Elena,
All your classes are my favourite. Everything you say really resonates with me. I wish you where in Australia I would come to your classes. I graduated from teacher training in April and you have been my main inspiration since I discovered Yoga Glo.
Thank you Namaste
- Elena Brower Aug 25th, 2012@Amanda, try playing with lifting and lowering your toes to engage the muscles around your ankle joints more, always landing in soft, long toes once you're comfortable in your ankles. Also check to see that you aren't putting too much weight into any one part of your foot; really explore to see that the weight is evenly distributed from your heel to the inner big toe ball and outer little toe ball. Let me know how it goes!
- Amanda Fagan Aug 24th, 2012Elena, I loved this practice, thank you. However, I started experiencing a lot of discomfort in my ankles, sometimes to the point of having to drop out of the pose. Any advice?
Thank you again. Namaste.
- Henriette Jul 12th, 2012calmingly slow, no rush through this practice. Remembering to breath makes it more invigorating
- Story Kirshman May 22nd, 2012Absolutely lovely. Thank you from my heart.
- Gloria Gloria May 14th, 2012first time with yogaglo and with Elena. So completely subtle, the opening were so amazing that i even had an emotional release :)
thank you so much... it was much needed.
- Gloria Gloria May 14th, 2012first time with yogaglo and with Elena. So completely subtle, the opening were so amazing that i even had an emotional release :)
thank you so much... it was much needed.
- Napisa C Pant May 3rd, 2012How do we watch by HD and iPhone. I normally use iPad, but it keeps cutting of and take forever to load.
- YogaGlo May 3rd, 2012Napisa - we just emailed you some tips to help with that.
- Guinevere Boston May 2nd, 2012Thank you, thank you, thank you.
- Kristen Wade Apr 19th, 2012My first with yogaglo, and first with Elena. Absolutely delicious. I really love the subtle linking of opening the hips with residing in the heart. Immaculate instruction, sequencing, and articulation.
- Melissa Boone Osburn Apr 9th, 2012That was the first time I nailed flying crow! You gave such great instruction, I was completely grounded. The instruction from chair to the twist was incredible as well, it felt amazing. Thank you once again. I feel so lucky to be able to practice with you!
- Elena Lowenthal Feb 8th, 2012Elena very nice practice. I had to do flying crow on the blocks. My hips are extremely tight so could not reach the floor but with blocks the pose was accessible to me. By the way we are sharing the same name. Elena
- evelyn jauvart Feb 3rd, 2012BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!
- YogaGlo Jan 29th, 2012Cristina - we're unable to replicate the problem. We just sent you an email to help you troubleshoot on your end.
- cristina de marchis Jan 29th, 2012I'm sorry but after 40 min it make a noise and I have to turn off.
- YogaGlo Jan 26th, 2012Hi All - this video is now repaired, please email us at email@example.com if you continue to experience problems with the streaming.
- Alysha Findley Jan 26th, 2012I can't get it to work either. It has a half "x" through the play sign.
- Rachel Acheson Jan 25th, 2012It seems to not be working yet?
- Andrea Oakden Jan 25th, 2012Amazing Class. I like this Elena Brower !
- diana komejan Jan 25th, 2012Can't get on!
- Alexandria Havlin Jan 25th, 2012Beautiful class, thank you
- Claudia Vargas Jan 24th, 2012great class but kept cutting off
- Alexandra Fetterman Jan 23rd, 2014same here
- YogaGlo Jan 23rd, 2014Hi Alexandra, we've sent you an email with some troubleshooting tips.
- YogaGlo Jan 24th, 2012Jenifer, Kim - are you referring to viewing via the iPad/iPhone? Please view it in HD. We'll have the mid and low bandwidth versions repaired by this evening.
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Recently, Governor Mary Fallin announced that she would wait until the November elections had wrapped up to decide on whether to expand Medicaid eligibility under the Affordable Healthcare Act. Similarly, state lawmakers continue to drag their feet on crafting a state healthcare exchange, hoping that a new president in the White House will reverse the law. While movement on the law remains in limbo, communities struggle to meet the healthcare demands of some 700,000 Oklahomans who have no health insurance.
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Originally broadcast on August 3, 2012
Clinton Water Shortage
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Last week, half of the nation was declared a natural disaster area as the heat wave and drought continue to wreak havoc across the United States. Cities everywhere are evaluating their water supply, but perhaps none so closely as Clinton as they look for some way to resupply their exhausted sources.
Related Topics: Community, Earth, Environment, Weather & Natural Disasters, Business & Economy, Government, Energy & Environment, Transportation & Infrastructure
Originally broadcast on August 3, 2012
Status of Bridges
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In 2003, ONR began an investigative series looking into the condition of bridges across Oklahoma. What we found was not reassuring--bridges crumbling, supported by rusted or rotting beams from one end of the state to the other. Now, nine years later, we speak with Oklahoma Department of Transportation Director Gary Ridley for an update on bridges across the state.
Related Topics: Business & Economy, Government, Transportation & Infrastructure
Originally broadcast on August 3, 2012


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The median home value in Garfield, GA is $67,300.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $63,100.
The national median home value is $152,300.
The average price of homes sold in Garfield, GA is $67,300.
Approximately 62.84% of Garfield homes are owned,
compared to 15.15% rented, while
21.85% are vacant.
Garfield real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Large timber tract in Emanuel and Jenkins County, GA. 197 acres total. 124.7 acres is planted in 15 year old Long Leaf Pine. There are hard woods that boarder the property in a natural drain. Easy access off a paved road and trails throughout. Potential for large return on the sale of pine straw. The CRP program on the tracts expires in October and you can begin selling the straw at that point. The property is perfect for timber investor and/or home sites. Plentiful wild life. The property also has a well and several pecan trees. Tax ID in Jenkins County: 006 071
This is a large contemporary home. Home sits on a five acre lot with view of pond. Home features large eat in kitchen and 2 family rooms with lots of bedrooms. The would make a great home for a large family with plenty of room inside and out! Don't miss out on this one, call to see today! Pre-approval letter required with all offers. Please allow 2 to 3 business days for seller response.
The Longleaf Branch tract is an excellent small hunting tract or future home site. It is covered entirely in natural hardwoods and longleaf pine. It is bordered on one side by a small creek. There is an are already cleared for a big game plot or small field. This tract supports an abundance of small game and deer.
This lovely 3 bed/2 bath home is in a quiet country setting. It sits on an acre lot that is landscaped and has a pool and deck in the back yard. It has a separate dining room and a large laundry room that can be accessed from the carport or the kitchen. The den has built in bookcases and a large picture window. This house is priced to sale. Don't wait, call today.
Nice residential lot in Garfield.
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1799 Briarcliff Road Suite Q2
Atlanta, GA 30306
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