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Well, Hello there! A pleasure to make your acquaintance.
Since meeting can be awkward, I'll go first.
My name is Sara Seinberg, and that's me over there to the right. I studied Holistic Health Coaching at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. I like to study. I also got a degree in Creative Writing from The University of California at Santa Barbara, plus a Masters in Photography from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and Tufts University.
I've traveled the country several times reading my creative work with the legendary San Francisco based Sister Spit, and I love nothing more than watching the country rumble along outside a window. I have a novel in progress currently under my pillow, and two non-fiction endeavors quietly making their way as well.
My photographs have appeared internationally and for that, I'm truly grateful. I started taking photographs because I had what I thought was both writer's block, and painter's envy. Turns out what I really had was a path to doing something I love. I still photograph professionally although coaching is my focus.
What else?
I cook all the time, providing me with ammunition for my favorite social thing which is a small dinner party. I collect vintage ceramics for the kitchen, managed to finish a somewhat graceless marathon before I turned 40 in 2010, I adore reading, strolling, going to museums, plan to travel more, and I love to go to movies. I particularly enjoy going to a matinee by myself. Someday I'd like to live in a house with a porch swing. Maybe by a pond with an outdoor sauna or a hot tub. I like to watch steam rise off water at night. I love a princely oak cabinet fronted with leaded glass and piled with Heath ceramics. Give me sun dried linen sheets and red ticking. I like wild and calm at turns, a person who can mix a pattern successfully, and I often daydream of paint chips tumbling in file across a wall at the hardware store. My longing to return to the outfits of Jewish summer camp has been fulfilled with a recent return to pond fashion and striping, raw leather, a fisherman's bracelet from a beach town for $2.95. Thanks, world. I can't wear ruffles or bows, even handsome ones, and honor those who can. I want my food on a pretty plate in explosions of color with exclamations of texture collisions. I want it healthy, divine, and crammed with life. I love a snack, a scarf, and a good belt. I have a running wish list for my dream kitchen. My favorite articles of clothing are a pair of used boots I got while New York living was eating me alive. They cost $42 and I couldn't afford them then, and they are my personal sign of the intrepid. The other thing is a stripy French sailor shirt, thick and too big, like wearing a friend on your shoulders into the world.
And I have a very handsome dog called Gus. He has eyeliner. We also live with another handsome creature called Ginger, a southern butch on a vintage Honda motorcycle. She is also a photographer and together we make up Robinberg Photography.


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Creamy Curried Potato Soup for Dannon
My gig at DannonKitchen.com is almost over, although if readers are enjoying the cooking-with-yogurt theme, we can certainly keep it up. This week's recipe is a Creamy Curried Potato Soup, topped with rings of caramelized onions. Perfect for the chilly Ides of March.
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Here's one vote to please continue the "cooking-with-yogurt theme"! I make home-made yogurt so it's always plentiful and I'd love to find more recipes that use it. Those muffins from last week were great!
i second that. or feature one ingredient per month to use in multiple recipes.
recipes using yogurt.
Grated cucumber - 1/4 of a cup
Yogurt - 2 cups
roasted cumin - half teaspoon
salt and paprika to taste.
It tastes yum with roasted chicken.
2) Heat oil 1/2 teaspoon + mustard seeds ( 1/2 teaspoon) , cumin( 1/2 teaspoon), tomatoes ( 1 large tomatoe, asafoetida ( a pinch) , curry leaves ( will only find them in an indian store. generally used in south indian dishes). Add salt and paprika to taste
Switch off the stove and then add yogurt ( 2 cups)
Do not add the yogurt in the heated mixture otherwise it will curdle.
You can eat it with rice, roasted chicken, meat, mashed potatoes. Use can use it as gravy or as a dip if you puree the mixture.
i really like the feature too, especially after getting an earful about the need for calcium in my diet from my doc!
One ingredient per month sounds great to me too!
But, also, any low-fat high-calcium recipes to be thrown in at any time!!
How about a region, country or type of cooking every few months? don't know, just brainstorming.
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An individual boot screen, a tasteful login background, and an upbeat desktop theme can help you personalize your Linux system. But which controls will you need to tweak? This article describes some techniques for personalizing your desktop.
Before your get started with customizing, it is a good idea to think about the way the system starts. When you switch your computer on, the BIOS loads the bootloader, which then initializes the kernel. The kernel then hands over control to the init process, which launches the services. This process finally takes you to the login manager on most systems.
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With one of the most consistent 'ears' in mainstream country music, Tim McGraw sure knows what a hit single sounds like and "Felt Good On My Lips" sure feels like a hit single. It's the kind of earworm that wouldn't feel outta place coming from Sugarland with the pronouns changed a little bit. It's a progressive 'country pop' song and gives us a slice-of-life song with the guy not quite sure what's happening but saying 'it felt good on my lips.'
The chorus is catchy with repeatable lyrics and a progressive melody that gives Tim McGraw one of his most engaging singles in a while. It feels like the kind of shimmery song that will keep Tim McGraw in the good graces of not only country radio and CMT but also in the goodwill of fans as he does make his way towards the inevitable end of his label deal with Curb Records (before he sets out on his own or with a more 'artist friendly' contract with another label).
A good song is a good song and this one certainly qualifies as that. It may not be as great to me as the Toby Keith single that was released to radio the same day but that's not the point, is it? As far as recent Tim McGraw singles go, this is miles ahead as one of his best of the last couple of years, and that's a darn good thing.
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Burris v. North Charleston Police Department et al
|Thomas Eugene Bennett, Det Sturkie, Det Terry, Darin Cobb, Scott Micheal Thomes, North Charleston Police Department and Det Ware
|Shawn Justin Burris
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|March 15, 2013
|South Carolina District Court
|Charleston Office
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|Shiva V Hodges
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|G Ross Anderson
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|42:1983pr (Other)
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|ORDER adopting 22 Report and Recommendation. It is ordered that the case is dismissed as to Defendant North Charleston Police Department without prejudice and without issuance or service of process. Signed by Honorable G Ross Anderson, Jr on 6/13/2013.(abuc)
|September 9, 2013
|ORDER denying 42 Motion to Amend/Correct; denying 43 Motion for Issuance of Subpoena; denying 50 Motion for Issuance of Subpoena; denying 51 Motion for Reconsideration ; denying 52 Motion to Amend/Correct; grant ing 53 Motion to Stay to the extent noted in order; denying 55 Motion for Issuance of Subpoena; granting 56 Motion for Extension of Time to the extent noted in order; denying 27 Motion to Amend/Correct Signed by Magistrate Judge Shiva V Hodges on 9/9/2013.(abuc)
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The class—to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 27—combines three workshops that examine dementia and its symptoms from a medical perspective, then share ways to manage the behaviors of someone suffering from dementia, and how to effectively engage with a dementia patient. The workshops are the product of a panel of Alzheimer's/dementia experts convened by the Home Instead Senior Care network, including UPMC Dr. Erik Rodriguez, who practices geriatric medicine at the Benedum Center.
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Maryland 76, Stony Brook 69 on Friday night at Comcast Center
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In a season where the Terps have faced the defending national champion (Kentucky) and a team ranked one spot off the bottom of Jeff Sagarin's Division I rankings (UMES), the game against Stony Brook was situated perfectly in the schedule -- coming off a nine-day break and going into what Turgeon said afterward was a welcomed eight-day break.
It was easy to tell how much Maryland worked in getting ready for Stony Brook. The offensive execution for most of the first half and parts of the second was the best Turgeon's team showed all season. Maryland not only hit 11 of its first 13 shots and 17 of 29 in the first half, but was successful on a corresponding number of possessions.
The second half gave Turgeon material to work on after his team comes back from a few days off for Christmas -- how to protect a big lead against an efficient team, the need to get a little tougher inside and the importance for Maryland's freshman class to get back to the level it was playing at earlier in the season -- in particular power forward Charles Mitchell and center Shaquille Cleare.
"For us to be up 20 on that team shows you that we did a lot of things right to get there," Turgeon said. "Then I thought the game got physical. We couldn't score around the basket. They got a lot of second-chance points. Give them credit, they never quit. I thought their experience really showed when the game got on the line. ... I was shocked at how well we were playing [in the first half]."
Turgeon singled out Stony Brook forward Tommy Brenton, who played at River Hill.
"The local kid, Brenton's really good. We knew he was good -- eight rebounds, nine assists, nine points -- that's pretty good numbers," Turgeon said. "He was really kind of the difference out there."
I recently wrote in Terps Trio that Maryland's outside shooting could be its downfall this season. The Terps came into Friday night shooting a little over 32 percent on 3-pointers, including 11 of 41 in the previous two games.
So what did they do Friday night? Pe'Shon Howard (4 of 14 on 3-pointers coming in) started what turned out to be 9 of 18 on 3-pointers by sticking his first 3, with Nick Faust (9 of 34) and Dez Wells (3 of 17) following suit. I think Howard taking and hitting a 3 early in the game set the tone offensively in the first half.
"I think Pe'Shon just wants to win, he got good looks, he stepped into them, our offense flowed better in the first half, they did a much better job of guarding us in the second half," Turgeon said. "We've really been on Pe'Shon about shooting the same way every time, stepping into his shot, taking his shooting seriously, we need him to make open shots."
Howard said he has heard from many people on and off campus about not shooting enough.
"I just go with the flow," Howard said. "Coach told me if I'm open, shoot it. The media has been yelling, fans have been yelling, people I've never seen before have been yelling, I think my teachers told me a few times to shoot it if I'm open. The real goal is to make sure I shoot it when I'm open, to be aggressive, it helps my teammates, it help keep people off the bigs. Scoring kind of gets guys open. I made a few shot early and it got guys open on the wing because people were watching me."
Howard took just five shots and scored eight points, to go along with seven assists, but it seemed like he was much more aggressive than in most games this season.
Turgeon said earlier this week that he has told Faust that he will only play point if Howard and freshman Seth Allen get into foul trouble in order to help the sophomore from Baltimore "really lock into the wing position."
Faust scored only seven points Friday, but he played a terrific all-around game with seven rebounds and five assists, including a neat three-quarter court pass that Wells timed perfectly and turned into a one-bounce layup to give Maryland that 20-point lead Turgeon was talking about.


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Marley Marl Speaks On Juice Crew Movie & Tour
"Theyre still on the funding tip right now," Marley Marl tells HipHopDX. "As soon as we get all of that together we should be doing some dates. The funny thing about it is, now that the word is out, other production companies are starting to get in touch with me in regards to that too. Its still moving forward though."
Earlier this week, Marley's close personal friend KRS-One told SOHH.com the project "basically collapsed." It would appear that despite squashing their Bronx versus Queensbridge beef decades ago, the two friends and Hip Hop legends don't have quite the same understanding about the status of The Vapors. In addition to shooting down reports of the movie's collapse and its cast being chosen already, Marley and Craig G say they are taking steps toward reuniting the entire Juice Crew to recreate the chemistry many fans enjoyed during the A3C Festival.
"Maybe it was the timing and we didnt get the feedback before, but the vibe was just real appreciative this time around," says Craig G. "Marley is really hard at work trying to turn this into a tour and Im just waiting. We all have to be on the same page. As we all get older, were starting to lean towards being on that same page. Hopefully, it will go down. Its not out of the question, its just a matter of everybody getting together, agreeing on what they want and knowing theyre roles."
There is currently no set date for the release of The Vapors or a Juice Crew tour. Operation Take Back Hip Hop, a full-album collaborative effort between Craig G and Marley Marl, is in stores now.
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You need to be careful what you read and accept these days about the benefits of aloe vera. On one web site you read that this plant benefits your digestive system, restoring the healthy flora and fauna, and will even reposition your bowels in the right place, - then on the next site you read that prolonged use can cause "loss of albuminuria, potassium, fluid imbalance and haematuria." This loss in turn causes "inhibition of intestinal motility, hyperaldosteronism and the enhancement of cardioactive steroid." So which one is right?
Whoa! If you don't scare yourself silly, you can confuse yourself. I recommend that you read widely and weigh all the benefits of aloe vera carefully. But don't hesitate to experiment with aloe vera and see for yourself what good it does. Use moderation of course. God gave us common sense for a reason.
There is nothing mystical or mysterious about the benefits of aloe vera. It's just plain filled with goodness because God provides remedies for ailments where even the poorest of the poor can get help. He has provided other herbs like that too. We'll get to that yet. Here we'll survey the benefits of aloe vera generally.
Aloe Vera can be taken in many ways. I recommend straight from the plant, of course. You can smear the gel on your skin where needed, or eat it, or put it in your juicer and drink it. There are companies that extract the healing ingredients and put them into capsules which can be taken internally, or also into gels and juices, and creams to apply as needed. I have a reputation for being very frugal and also resourceful, so the natural means appeal most to me. Let's look the benefits of aloe vera and ways to use it in more detail now.
Keep a plant handy, so you can break off small pieces, and smear the gel on your skin for things like sunburns, itchy spots, insect bites, open wounds and fungal infections. Yes, like athletes' foot. There is an oxidation factor in the gel which stimulates cell regeneration and healing, so don't hesitate to take it internally too. Such as in your mouth for cold sores or tonsillitis.
Got freckles or blotchy spots on your skin? Try aloe vera. Many have found that it clears up pigmentation problems.
If you have super sensitive skin, you will love the soothing effect aloe vera gel has on your skin and scalp. Use it as a moisturizer, or sun screen, or as my Dad did, instead of an after-shave astringent. There are now many hair care and skin products that have aloe vera in them. Even if you don't have troubled skin, smearing an open piece of the leaf, gel side down on your face, will give your face a healthy shine and glow. Oh, the benefits of aloe vera!
Think of aloe vera first when you have burns or blisters and rashes on your skin, even insect bites, herpes simplex, acne, bedsores, ringworm and painful shingles Just break off a piece of the leaf, and split it open with your thumbnail, then spread the jelly part on the affected skin. Don't hesitate to try it on anything that is a fungus or might have bad bacteria. Bandage it down for a while if you like, or apply several times a day for the maximum pure benefits of aloe vera.
You can also treat psoriasis, eczema and more extreme problems like acid burns, radiation burns and frostbite. In that case, it would be wise to add a cup or two of aloe vera gel to lukewarm water and soak the affected limbs in it. The gel tends to seal a coating over a wound to protect it from infections. After bathing, apply fresh aloe gel again.
Do you have trouble with sunscreens? Try spreading aloe vera over your skin instead, or in addition to the sunscreen. Watch for differences. Try counting the benefits of aloe vera. (I've lost track of them myself).
It's a good idea to have a plant in the kitchen for when you accidentally burn a finger or whatever - make it your first-grab first aide kit. (Note on my history page, that Napoleon had no army hospital but a horse-drawn wagon of aloe vera for the benefit of his soldiers).
Yes, you can take the aloe vera gel internally and it will help, not hurt you. A common sense dose is a tablespoon full, or maybe two at a time. If that doesn't bring on new troubles, and you want to speed healing up a bit, try doing it twice a day. Maybe even three times. It should depend on the severity of your problem. If you have ulcers or digestive system problems, you might like to continue on a daily basis for about four to six weeks. It needs time to get to the troubled areas and to do some through healing.
What would be an internal healing need? Chronic constipation, poor appetite, gall stones and bile problems, uterus, liver, ulcers, colon and hemorrhoid disorders. It will also detoxify your reproductive system when you have some ugly infections. Or for that matter any menstrual problems will change for the better.
The scientific community is always slow to praise a simple plant as a cure for a disease. Especially the pharma arena is loath to admit that something might cure the problems they are spending millions, and building their careers on. However, there is anecdotal evidence in many testimonies to give hope that aloe vera can certainly ease and perhaps even cure some of the more threatening diseases. I do not think aloe vera would ever make them worse, so it is worth a try for cancer, diabetes, arthritis, or whatever. Watch this site for more testimonials as I gather them. Start with my Dad's Story and the benefits of aloe vera he liked to praise.
Oddly enough, there have not been very many truly scientific, clinical studies about the pros and cons of taking aloe extract. Of the few done in animal models, they indicate that aloe has a anti-hyperglycemic effect and is useful in treating Type II Diabetes.
With that in mind, it is hard to understand why the U.S. Food and Drug Administration banned on May 9, 2002, the use of aloe and cascara sagrada as laxative ingredients.
Especially when we hear on the other hand, that some researchers have shown that this herb stimulates the fibroblasts to make fresh tissue. While fibroblasts stimulate and create collagen, proteoglycans and other compounds work together to make fresh tissue.
When you drink aloe vera juice you strengthen and improve your whole immune system. It doesn't mean drinking it all day long either. Just 2 to 4 ounces will help tremendously already. (If you take more than that, you will likely find yourself thoroughly rinsed and cleaned out, though there may be times you really want that too).
The juice of the plant's leaves, when expressed, is called aloes. More accurately, aloes is the solids that remain after evaporating out the liquid part. Aloe Vera is the proper name of the mucilage of the plant. Sometimes what still clings to the inside of the leaves after draining is boiled up to create an inferior, but hopefully still helpful aloe vera juice. When you juice your own you can control the quality of what you will accept or reject as satisfactory benefits of aloe vera.
The juice of one species, Aloe Venenosa, is suppose to be poisonous, so you will want to know the names of the plants you make juice from, so you can avoid that one. The one we use most as a house plant in North America is a common safe species.
A lot of our diseases come upon us because we have let toxins add up like sludge in our bodies, and if we do not eliminate them, we will surely get sick. Count on it. So drinking a couple of ounces of aloe vera juice every day will only ensure that we are clean inside out, and healthy. Aloe vera juice will truck out the impurities in our blood stream and capillaries and strengthen their walls, promote good cell growth, good circulation, and good blood pressure.
In the liquid state it restores and maintains balance in your stomach acids. This will improve your digestion and the correct absorption of nutrients - even from other foods you eat. Your cells will regain their immune property, and be able to shed waste materials, getting rid of toxic stuff out of your body. So think about it. This stuff is great for clearing up for good your irritable bowel syndrome, candida, colitis and acid indigestion! Detoxification is the word we want here, one of the best benefits of aloe vera!
Here's an article on how aloe vera relieves constipation, if you would like to read more of this benefit of aloe vera.
Carrisyn, something extracted from aloe vera gel, stimulates the creation of infection-fighting blood cells - these in turn, strengthen our immune system. Further, the juice contains amino acids, methionine, serine threonine and molybdenum. These are able to detoxify heavy metal and help in the metabolism of carbohydrates, fat and protein, as we've said, which prevent the build up of fat in the liver and the arteries.
I can't explain it but some folks find it clears up pain. Go figure. But... it counts as a benefit of aloe vera.
Drink up. You can learn to enjoy anything that will help with those problems, right? If you don't have an aloe vera plant, or if you need to use the gel steadily for a period of time, I would suggest visiting Puritan's Pride online for just the right aloe vera juice or gel in a capsule form. You can take them with you, and keep up your healing while you work and travel.
We can go into detail on these uses on another page. Here's a short list of the cosmetic benefits of aloe vera;
This wonderful natural substance, reduces and stabilizes body mass index but stimulating the metabolic rate in liver cells. It gets this energy from burning the stored fat and carbohydrates in our bodies. So take aloe vera, and it will be like doing several workouts during the week! This should be especially good news to those who can't get up for any strong exercise because of obesity!
Here's another reason; the body has to spend energy to assimilate the high collagen protein content of aloe vera. This helps drop the weight, and develops muscles.
Plus, since it doesn't let your food linger in your digestive tract for days on end, this absorbs less energy in the gut.
The more I look around, the more I find evidence and stories of the benefits and uses of aloe vera. Almost every reliable source says that there are few if any bad side effects of using aloe vera. I don't really know of any from my own experience, but when I hear or read of any, I'm putting them on this page - Side effects
I've picked up a few stories of how aloe vera has been used beneficially through the centuries of aloe vera.
Now that I"m looking for them, I'm going to start collecting testimonials of people in the present, but for starters you can read my Dad's story
Priceless Home Remedies is the place to find more reasons to use aloe vera with all of it's healing properties, as well as a great skin moisturizer and softener.
You could also read some great Aloe Vera Remedies here that give you the freedom to live life your way..."
Aloe Vera Tips & Solutions - my monthly newsletter/ezine, which keeps you informed of new things on this site, and brings out a tip or solution to some problem you may be encountering. Subscribe today!
Aloe Vera Plants by Mail - First results of my experiment to see what's involved in sending aloe vera plants by mail, showing photos of the one that went the farthest and is the healthiest. Includes eight photos.
Aloe Vera Questions - and Answers - taken from real questions to me on this site.
Wondering what happens when you eat aloe vera? Take my 6-part e-course to find out. My treat!
Where to find LARGE aloe vera plants to buy - a question I'm asked a lot!
Clean 9 - is a nine day program that uses only natural means to manage weight loss and does a gentle colon cleanse, and even detoxes your whole body, while building up strength and energy, all at the same time. It is produced by Forever Living. I'd like to share my experience with it.">
ALVEDAMA - Aloe Vera da Medeira - how the Cowens grow and sell their aloe vera on the island of Madeira, just off the coast of Portugal.
Aloe Vera Hair Tonic, Balsam and Gel - Peter Cowen of Calhoune, on the island of Madeira, shares a wonderful testimonial to their Aloe Vera Hair Tonic, Balsam and Gel products.
Answering the question; what to do when my Aloe vera plant flopped over - it leans over to the side and had babies."
Aloe Vera, the Burn Plant - and how I proved it for myself with a second degree burn on my left hand on Easter Sunday. (A photo story).
Aloe Vera Aids Burn Treatment, Wound Healing And Scars - a guest article to explain some of the technical aspects of how this happens.
Freezing Aloe Vera - I've tried freezing the aloe vera gel, hoping to use it later, but that seems to kill the good stuff in it, as I found it looked too yukky when I tried to defrost it to use, however I discuss the pros and cons on this page.
Eating My Aloe Vera - just now I'm eating a large plant that is falling over in a hurry, but also thinking about help for those can't get access to such plants easily.
Back to Eden and Herbal Books Bookstore
Bacterial Vaginosis - and other vaginal irritations can be cured naturally for once and for all.
Plantain - thank God - it's so handy! - A review of the things I've learned about plantain and the many ways to use it as a healing remedy.
Calendula, Marigold - My discoveries and experiences with calendula and how to make an ointment from this herb.
Mint - the Refreshing and Soothing Herb - Mint is one of my most favourite herbs, especially for a refreshing tea that soothes away gas and pain and rattled nerves.
Comfrey - to Close up Your Wounds - Comfrey is the plant that can knit or close up your wounds and put you back together. Comfrey has an excellent effect on inward bruises and pains. A poultice of the fresh leaves is excellent for gangrenous sours, gangrene, mortifications, and moist ulcers.
Herbal Teas - Simple instructions for how to prepare herbal teas, and for different quanties, with links to many old recipes.
Specific Benefits of the Herbs in the Herbal Teas - A quick summary page of herbal benefits to check when deciding which herbal tea blend to make, and want to know what each herb may do for you.
Natural Arthritis Remedies - Natural arthritis remedies and suggestions for a cleanse of the toxins and poisons which cause that intense pain - which could cure you of all arthritis pain.
Odd Cure for Bad Breath - Bad breath can be prevented, perhaps even cured by drinking tea, plus a few other odd cures.
Teas for Colds and Flu Remedies - Recipes for infusions or herbal teas for colds and flu remedies.
Teas to Aid in Good Digestion - Recipes for herbal teas that will help to digest one's food better.
Herbal Teas for Energy and Memory - Recipes for herbal teas for energy and memory to give new vitality and improve your memory skills.
Teas for Relaxing, to Give You Rest - Recipes for herbal teas for relaxing, infusions that will make it easier for you to rest.
Herbal Teas that Heal - Recipes for herbal teas that are able to heal or improve symptoms of more specific health problems.
Teas That Heal - Brewing Recipes - More teas that heal - brewing recipes that have a similar brewing method..
Herbal Tea Remedy e-Book - ready to download
- Holistic Therapies for Animals - see what Dena Schwartz has found to work with animals as well as people.
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Tomorrow I will go the the market and grocery shop and then I will dye my hair in the afternoon and the day will be fucking fabulous, I swear.
I can't believe I was out that night having fun and I totally forgot about my friend who was supposedly one of my closest friends in highschool 6 months ago, and I didn't invite her along to meet all the others. Like I forgot all about her till I posted a photo about that night and everyone else was also posting photos and I only realised she wasn't there when she commented on my photo - and Oh my god I am the shittiest ever friend to walk on this planet earth
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This intersection is consistently among the top ten in terms of crashes in the city each year. Last year, there were 16 wrecks here. The police department says the purpose of the cameras is to decrease that number.
The thirty day warning period began Monday, after that Richmond's red light traffic camera initiative will be up and running.
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"We're simply calling on the city to honor their pledge to make the City of Richmond's red light camera program about safety and not to be sucked into the money that can be made," Martha Meade explained.
The ticket is $50. We've learned the money goes to pay a monthly fee to Redflex, which is the contracted camera company. Then, the city would get any extra dollars.
We crunched the numbers from a study the city did during four hours on a Saturday in February when it would have cited 49 cars for violations. That would lead to 17,885 tickets a year, which adds up to $894,250 in fines. If you subtract the monthly fees, the projected revenue for the city for just one year at just one intersection is at least $780,490.
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Planning for the initiative took longer than expected. As we've reported, officials asked the city auditor to make sure there were no problems with the Redflex contract before moving forward.
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The receptionists were extremely friendly and helpful. They knew how to guide us to the main tourist areas and recommend the things to see and to do. The wifi strength was excellent.
A little mouse roaming the hallway. It is uncommon to have air conditioning in San Fran, however our 'shoe-box size' room was located above the laundry room of the hotel meaning we had a constant temperature of 80F/25C. We were given a fan but even with the window open there was no air coming in. The room had view on an internal patio.
The location was pretty good, and near enough to the fishermans wharf, and walkable around 1.5 km. and around 2km to pier 33 for the trip to Alcatraz. A view of the Golden Gate bridge was a few blocks behind and a few blocks the other way to Lombard street, uphill!! the location of the place was the most positive point of the place. The rooms were clean, although a little musty and in need of a update. Good for a base, and just to sleep this is pretty okay, and close enough to walk to some attractions. All the staff were helpful and friendly too.
Bathroom extremely small, although this was minor, no air conditioning there was a fan, couldn't leave windows open as the traffic noise was too loud, the breakfast was extremely basic. although all these points were not major as our trip was only a few days and we only needed a place to sleep.
Location was greas, safe.
Unseasonably hot in SF. No A/C or fan, tiny room meant we had to have the window open. So did everyone else that partiedand argued all night long...
The Marina inn must've been a lovely retreat in it's day. Conveniently located and relatively quiet from street noise it definitely is in need of structural repair and renovation.
Rooms had various deteriorations: baseboards, wash basins, carpets.
Nice guy on The reception. Close to Everything By walking. Bus right at The corner.
Too noisy rooms Day light all The time entering The room (we woke up every 5:30-6:00 am) Only 3 Tables to have breakfast
In a safe area. People are friendly. Quaint rooms with beautiful wallpaper and deco. Bus stop is about a block away. It's fuss free really. From the rooms to breakfast which consists of toasts, hard boiled eggs, yogurt and fruit with hot coffee / tea / orange juice. Room is cleaned daily.
Passing vehicles can get pretty loud if you are in a room with windows facing the road. I was there in the summer and the room was warm and needed air. Best way is to open the windows. Although you have to pick car noise or awesome crisp air. I picked air. There is a fan provided in the room which i used to further ventilate the rooms.
location!!! very charming, didn't mind that room didn't have AC since we were in our room only to sleep.
The staff was super, very friendly and responsive. The room was clean.
There is no parking for the hotel, only street parking (which is scarce in that neighborhood). No air conditioning and no screen on the window. The building is old and looks like it.
Location is good: 15 minutes walk from Fisherman's Wharf.
Bathroom: tube curtain is really strange - you have to bend to get in. Red bulb in the bathroom (?). Contention for the seating at breakfast.
Location was very convenient, walking distance to many restaurants and fisherman's wharf.
Towels provided were old and almost rag like. The room was facing Lombard street which made it a noisy location. There was no air conditioning. The Wi-Fi barely worked.
Extremely helpful and friendly staff.
It is well located and it is not too expensive for SF
It is a bit noisy. I could not sleep because of the traffic
Staff was excellent, and the continental breakfast was right on the spot.
No air conditioning, and some maintenance should be done in the room we stayed in.
Not much
For the money we spent ($200) I would expect I much cleaner environment. The beds were terrible. The room was tiny. We didn't even use the shower it was so gross. The walls are quite thin and every time a door closed on our floor and the one above it would slam shut. The walls were missing paintings (you could tell because the wall surrounding was faded) and there were two lamps you could not plug in because the cord was too short for an outlet we could not find. Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk- kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk- kkkkk
Easy walking distance to Chestnut St restaurant strip and Union Street shopping and eady bus access to downtown and Fishermans Wharf. Good value.
The location was great. Rooms are quite small but totally sufficient even for longer stays (~7 nights). Breakfast is okay. Rooms are clean.
Breakfast could be better. A little noisy due to Lombard St. right next to the hotel.
Excellent staff(Yolanda at the desk) Good continential breakfast Cleanilness was very good. Very good location to Fisherman's Wharf and transit.
Very noisy(next to a busy street) Poor showers. Cramped breakfast room.
Good location, close to bus routes, lovely walk to Fisherman's Wharf, plenty of places to eat in walking distance. Staff friendly and helpful. Continental breakfast provided. Room quite big, bed comfortable.
No tea or coffee making facilities in hotel.
Rooms ovrerpriced Smelling bad
breakfast was good, for drink we had coffee, tea, milk, orange juice. and for eating we had toast bread, butter, jam, banana, yogurt. really nice staff. everything was clean. good location. near to golden gate bridge, fisherman wharf...
it was a really weird smell in the building and room. keep your stuff in the baggage and close it. and in the last day I noticed a note on the entrance door that this place has some particles that may cause cancer! birth deficiency and...!!! so don't stay long. and a bit noisy at nights.
A great location that we put ahead of considerations with amenities provided and level of service. Decent bedding and mattress! ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Possibly the worst shower I've had in years with a very restrictive shower head. Poor attention to details such as plaster repairs and flaking paint. A very disappointing breakfast that would suit a budget hotel on a freeway interchange. Staff seemed on the ungracious side of customer service. In summary, Marina Inn was better in years past possibly due to change in ownership.
there is no much space in the breakfast room and many were eating standing. I would at least recommend buying a second toaster:)
Short walk to great restaurants, supermarket, Laundry,Fisherman's Wharf, Lombard st.
Bathroom could have been cleaner.
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Defenseman Andrew MacDonald wore a wireless microphone during Thursday night's game against the Washington Capitals, providing MSG+ with entertaining footage of some typical in-game chatter.
Needless to say, the most compelling content of the night did not make it to air… That's where I came in. Instead of taking in the game from the press-box, as I usually do, I spent Thursday night crammed into the network's production truck, assigned with the task of approving or disapproving content for use in the broadcast.
To set the scene, most sports fans are already familiar with the inside of a production truck due to Thanksgiving football games, when telecasts appreciatively pan through crew members mouthing "hi mom" or holding up pictures of their kids. This was similar, in that there were TV monitors everywhere, only instead of smiling and waiving with holiday cheer, the crew was screaming and cursing, while roasting in a 15X10 sauna.
The replay gurus astutely edited out obvious f-bombs on their own, but I had to authoritatively shut the door on a handful of strategy sessions between the powerplay-quarterbacking defenseman and assistant coach Dean Chynoweth.
The best sequence that didn't make the broadcast was MacDonald's reaction to a knee-to-knee hit absorbed by teammate Jack Hillen. A-Mac, who was on the bench during the play, was convinced that his teammate could have broken his leg, and expressed as much to his bench neighbors… then to the refs, then to players on the other team, and eventually, to Hillen himself. All, of course, in pretty colorful language.
What did come across on the air was MacDonald's leadership abilities. The assistant captain is the unquestioned leader of the defense on the bench, and the most vocal player on the ice. From assigning a back-checking forward to the "low" position, to coaching defensive partner Travis Hamonic through a breakout, A-Mac showed TV viewers why the coaching staff has put so much faith in him this season.
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Mumtaz, the heartthrob of millions in the 1960s and 1970s, turns 65 Tuesday and says she has no complaints from life except for
65 years of a celebrated life. How do you look back?
No complaints. Life can't be a bed of roses. My first 26 years was a time of hard work. I was an obedient child to my parents. Whatever I earned I gave to my parents. Never asked them where my money went. After I got married my husband has given me lots of comforts. I enjoy the life of affluence. But I am a bit lonely.
Why are you lonely?
My husband is traveling constantly. My children have grown up. My elder daughter is married to Fardeen Khan and lives inMumbai. My younger daughter is learning our family business from her father. She too is travelling a lot. What do I do? I can't follow them around the world, can I?
But surely you have your own life?
I do. But I don't socialize. I rarely drink. I am not a night person. Clubs are not my scene. I hate the noise. One can't converse. I am a daytime person. I go out for lunch with my friends, then stroll for a few hours.
London is a perfect city for an afternoon walk. Then I am back home. I watch educational television and the news so I'm aware of what's going on in the world. Then by 11 I am fast asleep. I wake up at 7 am.
Have you thought of relocating to Mumbai?
I have two homes in Mumbai, in Juhu and Colaba. And I do visit very often. But because of the life I have now I can't live in India. Even in Mumbai I'll be alone. Yes, there are friends and relatives there. But for me it's a case of water-water everyone and not a drop to drink.
Everybody loves me. But I can't make everybody my close friends. I don't make friends easily. At my age you can't forge new associations because you never know what the other person has in mind. Of course I can have as many fair-weather friends as I want. But that's pointless. Finally it's just me and myself.
That's really sad?
But it's my choice. I am not an outgoing sort. I like my own company. I can't complain. I keep myself occupied.


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Introduction & Curriculum Overview
At the heart of the Albion Experience is an intellectually stimulating commitment to the liberal arts. Albion's core curriculum is a program of learning that is initiated with the First-Year Seminar and culminates with the conferring of the bachelor's degree. Students begin their academic careers in a First-Year Seminar designed to familiarize them with the liberal arts tradition in an intimate classroom environment that fosters open communication, nurtures critical thinking, and promotes improvement in writing and speaking. Albion is committed to having students complete their undergraduate education with an experience that brings continuity, coherence and focus to their academic course work and that involves the students themselves, soon-to-be graduates, as teachers, facilitators and presenters.
Between the First-Year Seminar and graduation, students complete other core courses: five Modes of Inquiry courses and four category requirements. These courses provide analytic tools for understanding the world, offer rich and complex accounts of social life, encourage examination of these accounts, and contribute to a profound understanding of the interconnectedness of learning and living in a global community. In addition, courses are distributed across the four divisions of the College: fine arts, humanities, natural sciences and mathematics, and social sciences. The liberal arts core serves as the impetus and context for lifelong learning, preparing students for the phase after college when they must themselves provide education and expertise as well as continue to learn, collaborate, and facilitate at home, at work, and in a local and global community.
In addition to the core curriculum, all students are required to complete a major, which provides a depth of intellectual study that prepares students for graduate and professional school, as well as for a rich diversity of careers and life experiences. These majors may be a conventional departmental major, a not-so-conventional interdepartmental major or the unconventional individually designed major. A commitment to academic excellence within all academic departments ensures every student that fulfilling the requirements of the major will be a comprehensive and challenging scholarly experience. Other opportunities for in-depth exploration and clustering of courses include minors and concentrations.
Choice characterizes the general education requirements as well as the major. Each Albion student is an adult, capable of making sensible decisions about his or her personal future. But inherent in the right to make decisions is the potential to make mistakes. So Albion College provides assistance to students in planning their education. During their first year at Albion College, academic advisers are assigned to all students to monitor academic progress and help each student begin fulfilling his or her graduation requirements. After the first year, students are free to choose a faculty adviser who will help develop a program of study based on the student's goals. Students who do not meet with their adviser during each semester's academic advising period will not be allowed to register until they have proof of advising.
It is ultimately the student's responsibility to be aware of and fulfill all graduation requirements. To assist students in this endeavor, the Registrar's Office prepares and maintains an audit for each student at the end of the sophomore year. These reports indicate progress toward completing graduation requirements. Students are provided with updated audits prior to each fall semester. Audits are available from the student's adviser or directly through the Registrar's Office.
Curriculum Overview
The primary responsibility for meeting the College's academic requirements rests with each student. This chart serves as a guide to the required and elective courses that fulfill the units needed for graduation. They are explained in greater detail on the following pages. The complete requirements for graduation are outlined in the Academic Regulations section of this catalog.
Core Requirement
I. Liberal Arts 101 (First-Year Seminar; 1 unit)
II. Modes of Inquiry (1 unit in each)
Artistic Creation and Analysis
Historical and Cultural Analysis
Modeling and Analysis
Scientific Analysis
Textual Analysis
III. Category Requirements (1 unit in each)
Environmental Studies
Ethnicity Studies
Gender Studies
Global Studies
The Brown Honors Program core requirements are found in the Programs of Study section.
Units for Core: 10
Among the 32 units required for graduation, the following distribution of courses must also be fulfilled. These courses can count toward modes, categories, majors, minors and/or concentrations.
- Two units in humanities (can be from same department): English, Modern Languages and Cultures, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Honors
- Two units in mathematics or natural sciences (can be from same department): Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geological Sciences, Mathematics, Physics, Honors
- Two units in social science (can be from same department): Anthropology and Sociology, Communication Studies, Economics and Management, History, Political Science, Psychology, Honors
- One unit in fine arts: Art and Art History, Music (including up to four 1/4-unit music ensembles), Theatre, Honors
Major Requirement: All students are required to complete an approved major.
- Accounting
- Anthropology
- Anthropology and Sociology
- Art (Studio Art)
- Art History
- Athletic Training
- Biochemistry
- Biology
- Business and Organizations
- Chemistry
- Communication Studies
- Earth Science
- Economics and Management
- English
- Environmental Science
- Environmental Studies
- Ethnic Studies
- Exercise Science
- Finance
- French
- Geological Sciences
- German
- History
- Individually Designed Major
- International Studies
- Mathematics
- Mathematics/Economics
- Mathematics/Physics
- Music
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Public Policy
- Religious Studies
- Sociology
- Spanish
- Sustainability Studies
- Theatre
- Women's and Gender Studies
Units for Major: 8-10
Minors: Students may choose to complete a minor.
Departmental and Interdisciplinary Minors
- Anthropology
- Anthropology,
- Anthropology/Sociology
- Art
- Art, Art History
- Biology
- Cell and Molecular Biology
- Environmental Biology
- Business and Organizations
- Chemistry
- Communication Studies
- Computer Science
- Economics and Management
- Accounting—Corporate Track,
- Economics, Finance, Management
- Education
- Educational Studies
- English
- Foreign Language
- French, German,
- Spanish
- Gender Studies
- Geological Sciences
- Geology, Environmental
- Geology, Geographic
- Information Systems,
- Paleontology
- History
- Mathematics
- Mathematics,
- Applied Mathematics,
- Statistics,
- Computer Science
- Philosophy
- Philosophy, History of
- Philosophy, Philosophy
- of Mind, Value Theory
- Physics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- Sociology
- Sociology,
- Anthropology/Sociology
- Theatre
- Women's Studies
Concentrations: Students may also choose to complete a concentration designed to prepare them for specific careers. Some of these concentrations are linked to the College's Institutes and Centers, and, in these cases, students must be admitted to the respective Institute or Center to participate fully in its curriculum. The available concentrations are listed below.
Environmental Science
Environmental Studies
Human Services
Law, Justice, and Society
Public Policy and Service
Institutes, Centers, Programs
Prentiss M. Brown Honors Program
Center for Sustainability and the Environment
Gerald R. Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service
Carl A. Gerstacker Institute for Business and Management
Institute for Healthcare Professions
Fritz Shurmur Center for Teacher Development
General Electives: Electives are courses that do not count toward a specific program (such as a major) but contribute toward the total units needed for graduation.
Units for Electives: 12-14
Writing Competency Examination: All students must also pass the writing competence requirement before they graduate.
Total Units for Graduation: 32
Academic Status
The academic record of each student is reviewed at the close of the fall and spring semesters by the Committee on Academic Status and Petitions. Specific attention is given to the student's progress both in completing units of credit and in maintaining the minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average which are required for graduation from the College. Students who fail to demonstrate satisfactory progress toward graduation may be suspended from the College. The committee determines academic status and is guided in its decisions by the following standards:
Good Standing—A student whose semester and cumulative grade point averages are 2.0 or above is considered to be in good standing.
Semester Probation—A student who has a semester grade point average below 2.0 for one semester and has a cumulative grade point average above 2.0 will be placed on semester probation.
Academic Probation—A student is placed on academic probation whenever his/her cumulative grade point average falls below the 2.0 level, or when the semester average falls below a 2.0 for two consecutive semesters, even though the cumulative average remains a 2.0 or above.
Terminal Academic Probation—Some students, because of their extremely low grade point averages, are classified under terminal academic probation and given a specific grade point average to obtain for their work during the following semester. Students on terminal academic probation for the first time are also required to successfully complete IDY 100: Academic Success during that semester. Students are subject to suspension if they fail to meet the requirements of terminal academic probation.
Academic Suspension—A student is subject to academic suspension if his or her academic progress does not meet either of the following minimums at the end of the semester listed:
1.00 with a minimum of 3 units completed at the end of the first semester of attendance;
1.62 with a minimum of 6 units completed at the end of the second semester of attendance;
1.75 with a minimum of 9 units completed at the end of the third semester of attendance;
1.81 with a minimum of 13 units completed at the end of the fourth semester of attendance;
1.90 with a minimum of 17 units completed at the end of the fifth semester of attendance;
2.00 with a minimum of 21 units completed at the end of the sixth semester of attendance;
2.00 with a minimum of 25 units completed at the end of the seventh semester of attendance.
A student is also subject to academic suspension if he or she fails to obtain a minimum semester grade point average of 2.0 for work in three consecutive semesters, or meet the requirements of terminal academic probation. In cases where a student has not made sufficient progress toward a degree, he or she may be suspended without having been on terminal academic probation in the preceding semester.
Other Policies on Academic Status
Insufficient Progress toward Degree and Registration Holds—The College reserves the right to deny access to classes for students who make insufficient progress toward a degree. Students who are declared in a major, minor or concentration but make insufficient progress may be removed from that major, minor and/or concentration. Students who fail to declare a major by the end of their sophomore year will not be permitted to register. Normally, students complete degree requirements within eight semesters. If students have not completed graduation requirements within eight graded semesters, they must petition the Committee on Academic Status and Petitions for permission to continue enrollment for each additional semester needed to complete requirements.
Veteran's Requirements—A veteran or eligible person receiving VA benefits cannot be certified by Albion College as a student making satisfactory progress towards a degree if this student is on academic probation longer than two semesters. VA benefits will cease after two semesters of probation. The Veteran's Administration will be notified of any veteran who fails a course or who is not making satisfactory progress. In order to be recertified for veteran's benefits the student must remove all quality point deficiencies and earn a cumulative grade point average of 2.0.
Leave of Absence—Leave of absence is a privilege that may be requested for those who desire to interrupt, but not to discontinue permanently, their enrollment at Albion for one or two semesters. Applications must be made in writing to the vice president for student affairs prior to the semester in which the student is requesting the leave of absence. A student who is granted a leave of absence may normally participate in enrollment procedures of regularly enrolled students for such considerations as registration, room lottery and applications for financial assistance. The student is expected to return to Albion following leave.
Voluntary Withdrawal from College—Students who wish to withdraw from the College during the semester (i.e., withdrawing after enrollment has been completed at the beginning of a semester and before the completion of final exams) should initiate the withdrawal process by contacting the Student Affairs Office and submitting a Mid-Semester Withdrawal Notification Form.
Readmission—Graduates or former students may apply for readmission to the College at the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs. Applications for readmission are to be submitted at least one month prior to the beginning of the semester in which the student wishes to return. Students are charged a readmission fee of $60.
Nondegree Status (Special Student Status)—Applies to students enrolled for special programs designed to fill particular needs but not usually leading toward graduation. This status normally applies only to students at the freshman or sophomore level. Re-enrollment as a nondegree student is dependent upon the maintenance of a minimum grade of 2.0 in each course in which the student is enrolled. A nondegree student must submit appropriate credentials to the Admission Office one month in advance of registration. Nondegree students who wish to become candidates for the bachelor of arts degree must formally apply for admission to the College.
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Kevin F. Asher, partner assurance services, Ernst and Young, LLP, San Jose, California (2016 T).
Joseph S. Calvaruso, executive director, Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation, Grand Rapids, Michigan (2015 T).
Diane S. Carr, attorney (retired), Brookover and Carr, and Schaberg P.C., Okemos, Michigan (2016 A). *Chair of the Committee on Trusteeship.
Stephen M.G. Charnley, pastor, First United Methodist Church, Kalamazoo, Michigan (2016 WM).
George S. Chavel, president and CEO, Sodexo, Gaithersburg, Maryland (2015 T).
Mauri A. Ditzler, president, Albion College, Albion, Michigan.
Faith E. Fowler, executive director, Cass Community Social Services, Detroit, MI (2016 D).
Stephen I. Greenhalgh, attorney, Bodman, L.L.P., Detroit, Michigan (2017 A).
Michael J. Harrington, senior vice president and general counsel, Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, Indiana (2015 T). *Chair of the Committee for Institutional Advancement.
Robert B. Hetler, partner (retired), PricewaterhouseCoopers, L.L.P., Suttons Bay, Michigan (2015 T). *Chair of the Audit and Compliance Committee.
Deborah L. Kiesey, bishop, Michigan Area, United Methodist Church, Okemos, Michigan (2015).
Thomas L. Ludington, judge, U.S. District Court, Bay City, Michigan (2017 T). *Chair of the Committee on Finance and Business Affairs.
Robert D. Musser III, president, Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, Michigan (2016 A).
Mark E. Newell, J.D., vice chairman (retired), Latham & Watkins, L.L.P., McLean, Virginia (2016 T). *Chair of the Committee for Enrollment and Marketing.
Jeffrey A. Ott, attorney, Warner Norcross & Judd, LLP, Grand Rapids, Michigan (2015 T)
Jeffrey C. Petherick, portfolio manager, Northpointe Capital, Troy, Michigan (2014 T).
Lawrence B. Schook, vice president for research, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois (2015 T). *Chair of the Committee on Academic and Student Affairs.
William Schuette, attorney general, State of Michigan, Lansing, Michigan (2016 T).
Samuel J. Shaheen, surgeon, Saginaw, Michigan (2014 T). *Chair of the Committee on Infrastructure.
J. Donald Sheets, chief financial officer, Dow Corning Corp., Midland, Michigan (2015 T). *Chair of the Board.
Donald W. Strite, '14, staff auditor, Ernst and Young, Detroit, Michigan (2016 R)
Paul D. Tobias, chairman and chief executive officer, Mackinac Financial Corporation & mBank, Birmingham, Michigan (2017 T).
Dennis W. Wahr, president and CEO, Holaira, Inc., Plymouth, Minnesota (2016 T).
Jeffrey D. Weedman, CEO/CBW, Cintrifuse, Cincinnati, Ohio (2017 T).
Hollis M. Williams, '13, teacher, Chesterton High School, Valparaiso, Indiana (2015 R).
James M. Wilson, professor and director, Gene Therapy Program, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (2017 T).
The year in parentheses after each name indicates the date the individual's term on the Board of Trustees expires. T—elected by the Board of Trustees; A—elected by the Albion College Alumni Association; D—elected by the Detroit Conference of the United Methodist Church; WM—elected by the West Michigan Conference of the United Methodist Church. R—recent graduate trustee .
*Indicates officer of the Board of Trustees.
Honorary Trustees
Richard L. Baird, partner, Global ABAS Operations (retired), PricewaterhouseCoopers, Palatine, Illinois.
David M. Barrett, chief executive officer (retired), Lahey Clinic, Burlington, Massachusetts.
Prentiss M. Brown, Jr., partner, Brown & Brown attorneys, St. Ignace, Michigan.
Chris T. Christ, attorney, Battle Creek, Michigan.
William C. Ferguson, Verizon Communications, Armonk, New York.
Janet M. Goudie, fashion consultant, Doncaster, Rochester, Michigan
Todd W. Herrick, president and chief executive officer (retired), Tecumseh Products Company, Petoskey, Michigan.
Edmund L. Jenkins, chairman (retired), Financial Accounting Standards Board, Tucson, Arizona.
James A. Klungness, president (retired), Cable Constructors, Inc., Florence, Wisconsin.
Bruce A. Kresge, physician (retired), Lake Angelus, Michigan.
Arnold G. Langbo, chairman (retired), Kellogg Company, Stowe, Vermont.
Alan W. Ott, chairman of the board (retired), Chemical Financial Corporation,
Midland, Michigan.
Judy Dow Rumelhart, vocalist, director, producer, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Andrew G. Sharf, cardiovascular surgeon, Santa Ynez, California.
Justin L. Sleight, ophthalmologist (retired), Byron Center, Michigan.
Wendell B. Will, president, Capital Ideas, Glendale, California.
Jess Womack, interim general counsel, Los Angeles Unified School District, Los Angeles, California.


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Futures Sports Betting on the Chicago Cubs posted by Cubs Fan
While the opening day for the 2013 Major League Baseball season is not slated to officially kick off until 1 April of 2013, the sport is still a hot topic for sports betting. To some this may seem rather odd given the fact that baseball is not even being played right now. However, there really is no down time in the wide world of sports betting. Actually, the sort of baseball betting being placed right now at online sports betting sites pertains to futures. Futures are a type of sports bet where bets are placed on predictions about futures events and results. This might seem a bit risky and it is but given the risk some terrific odds can be procured that could lead to a rather appealing payout. In this manner, fans such as those of the Chicago Cubs can keep involved with their team.
The betting areas of online sports betting and casino sites will provide odds listed by teams. Online casinos are a bit more new in the field of sports betting but many of them have added bets to their array of games. Some just offer sports themed games instead, which is almost as good – there are even baseball themed online casino games, like the slots game Hot Shot found in many of the best casinos. Sports bets are a logical step forward from themed slots to better provide entertainment for sports enthusiasts. Odds, for example, are an integral part of any casino game, and for someone used to thinking about them a change of platform can be quite easy, even when they are a lot more complicated when you have to understand the individual players as well as the teams and the whole league.Continue reading "Futures Sports Betting on the Chicago Cubs"