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Mondays and Wednesdays are always my crazy days. My son is in half day Kindergarten in the morning and my daughter is in preschool in the afternoons. I drop him off at 8:30 in the morning, go back to pick him up at 12:00, drop her off at 12:30, then go back to pick her up at 3:15. We usually just sit in the parking lot at the school and read books between 12:00 and 12:30. Last year when I thought about scheduling it this way, most people thought I was crazy. I was always asked, "You didn't mean to do that, right?" or "Don't you want a couple hours a week alone to yourself?" The answer to both is "Yes".
This was Future Fashionista's first year of school, which means this would be the first chance The Builder would be able to have any alone time with me since FF was born. Sure, we went on mommy-Builder dates occasionally, but with this schedule, I am able to have 5 hours a week alone with him. And you know what? It's only one more year. Next year, I'll be able to have 9 hours a week to myself once The Builder is in school ALL day (insert sad face here) and Future Fashionista is in preschool 3 days a week.
I haven't always spent our whole 2 1/2 hours together wisely. Sometimes I have chores I need to do. But, our time is quickly coming to an end! FF only has 7 days of school left before the end of the year. There are only 7 more days that The Builder and I get special one on one mommy-Builder time!
I guess I really need to focus on not being "busy" for those 7 days and spend the time making more memories with him. I can not believe this school year is almost over!!


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Student loan debt is a topic that can be tricky to navigate. Like any loan, the expectation is that the borrower will regularly make payments on time. But, when you're fresh out of college and job prospects are slim, this can be easier said than done. It's important that you understand exactly what you're getting into when it comes to your student loans, and in this post we are going to tackle private loans.
Secured vs. Unsecured Loans
There are two types of consumer debt: secured and unsecured.
Secured debt can be backed when a person becomes liable for the debt or by the actual item itself, like a home. Unsecured debt refers to things like credit cards, personal loans, and medical bills. These types of loans are typically not backed by collateral or a guarantor. Lenders are trusting that the consumer will pay.
Even though some types of student loans can fall into the unsecured category, private loans are often require either collateral, or a guarantor, or sometimes both.
Student Loans vs. Other Consumer Debt
Borrowers should consider a few key differences between student loans and other consumer debt.
For example, filing for bankruptcy - if often relieves you from other consumer debts - may not relieve your student loan debt. The requirements for discharging student debt through bankruptcy are quite strict.
Due to the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, borrowers are required to prove that undue hardship was likely to continue and demonstrate that every effort to repay the loan had been made.
Federal student loans are guaranteed differently than other types of debt. Since federal student loans are backed by the government they have no statute of limitations, they are processed by the U.S. Department of Education.
Even though private student loans are backed by private institutions, they are still protected by the same bankruptcy act. There is a statute of limitations on private loans - set by the specific State - but trying to outrun the clock does not guarantee that it will disappear. The statute of limitations is just the time limit in which a creditor can sue the consumer for nonpayment. That does not mean the record of debt will vanish.
An advantage to federal loans is that they are able to offer various plans for repayment that can be adapted as circumstances change. The standard term for repayment of a federal government student loan is ten years but there are also graduated, extended, and income-driven options including forgiveness programs.
What Not to Do
Never try to avoid repaying student loans. If you a borrower becomes overwhelmed by their financial obligations they should communicate with loan services to keep them informed of the situation and do their best to make payments because student loan debt can cause problems 30 and 40 years later if it goes unpaid.


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One Year Down!!
First year of PA school is officially over!
"I'm glad I did it, partly because it was worth it, but mostly because I shall never have to do it again" And this is exactly how i feel.
It was a rough year but I made it
sane alive. Now it's 3 weeks of orientation and on to clinical year to start seeing some real patients. The thought makes me excited but extremely nauseous and overwhelmed.
So far I'm just enjoying what's left of my vacation which is about 2 days since I start back up on Monday womp womp
At least my vacation was a nice one. I went to Key West with the boyfriend and met up with some friends for drinks and noms.
The fabulous view from the hotel pool, Belgium waffle from Doc's Diner, and a delicious slushy from Fat Tuesday's
Fried conch, rum runner, The Champ, and us having a great time
Sad to come back to reality especially knowing how far away my next break is but it'll all be over soon
**Where was your last vacation?
Mini Vacation
Finally taking a little breather after countless weeks of nonstop studying in my
cave room and a few mini mental breakdowns along the way. Needless to say, I survived my second semester in one piece and there's only one more semester keeping me from interacting with real patients in the REAL world. No amount of book reading can ever prepare you for what you'll see in the hospitals and clinics, so to say I'm a teensy bit nervous is to be putting it mildy. I'm already having slight panic attacks from time to time.
Unfortunately there's only one week of vacation before starting Summer semester which is shorter (yay) but that also means more work, exams, and less of a life. So far I've learned how to intubate a
patient model, take out blood, suture, do a pap smear, and perform a prostate exam. The last two were on real professional patients, trust me it's not as bad as it sounds lol
Ok so enough with school and on to the eats!
My delish waffle breakki with chopped nanners drizzled with syrup
These are some other eats from the past few months
Can never get enough sushi
Margarita heaven!!
Beautiful sunset watching with the boyfriend
And of course another drink or should I say bucket
And my night topper…
Snickers ice cream with a vanilla
cookie half eaten cookie
So how was everyone's Cinco de Mayo? I went to Cancun Grill and danced my butt off with my friends
What a Long Break
Worst blogger award goes to me Since my last post, school has completely taken over my life and I really have had no time to do anything else. Luckily Spring Break starts on Monday so my brain is already on relaxation and fun mode. Other than school I really have not been up to much. Studying, doing physicals, and taking histories have been my life but I knew what I was signing up for
Today we had kids to play with and do physicals on. They are definitely a handful!! I'm just trying to take everything in day by day and not get so completely overwhelmed even though it's definitely easier said than done.
Breakfast for today!
Oats mixed in with almond butter, yogurt, 1/2 banana, Honey Bunches of Oats cereal with Strawberries and almond milk! The swirly thing on top is sugar free maple syrup
These are some recent pictures from my birthday which was a few weeks ago.
The big 2-3!
One can never get enough sushi
My wonderful friends from PA school made me monkey bread cupcakes!!!
It was definitely more delicious than any cake I could have eaten. My friends know me too well
Well that's pretty much it! I'll be sure to post here and then since I have plenty of free time now.
- When is your spring break?! What are you planning on doing? Sun and rest are definitely involved in mine!!
Halloween Fun
Hi friends!
I'm back for a few updates and some fun Halloween pictures. I have been incredibly busy this entire month with 3 exams every week. It's seriously exhausting! I had a Pharmacology final today and I aced it!
Happy dance Friday
Hope everyone had a fun filled Halloween weekend. For me it was raining up a storm outside but I still managed to get my butt outdoors and party. It was the first time in a long time I was able to get away from the books and I was not missing it!
I was a bunny and Frankie was a zombie
Overall it was a super fun night and I was glad to get away for a bit.
How was your Halloween?
A Quick Hello And WIAW
So I am officially the worst blogger ever, and I am soooo sorry!! My life has been consumed by pharmacology, physiology, and anatomy. I did not know I would be signing my life away when I got into PA school. Even weekends are made for studying.
If there's one thing I really missed was all the WIAW fun. I needed to do one for old time's sake
Link up with Jenn over at Peas and Crayons and post all your yummy treats!
First I'll start with my favorite meal of the day [BREAKFAST!]
I know it looks odd, but bear with me here… It is chocolate oats covered with protein frosting. Every time I saw it on Katie's blog I wanted to try it! It is delicious and a great way to get in protein while still having oats. I previously tried mixing the protein powder into the oats but I didn't like the taste.
I think it speaks for itself Delicious down to the last bite!
And for dinner, my favorite!
There's just something magical about sushi, I could probably eat it everyday if I had the chance
And I have to throw in a pic of Mac because he is just way too cute!
Hope everyone has been having a great day, I miss you all!! Gotta get back to studying
Life As A PA Student
Happy Friday friends!
I have been going crazy with school and it's only week 3!! I've already had 4 exams and the weeks keep getting more and more overwhelming.
There have been moments when I'm just a whiner and want to quit altogether but I need to just pull myself together and suck it up for the next 28 months. I definitely took my 8 months of vacation for granted.
So what have I been up to lately?
A lot of this:
Some of this:
And everything in between.
What have I been eating?
Oatmeal for breakki
Chocolate, banana oats with granola and peanut butter
Lots of sammies for lunch, granola bars for snacks, and chicken with canned veggies for dinner. I have replaced my water supply with some good old coffee [kidding!] Well sorta…
And I have some news that I have yet to share with you all….My boyfriend got a new kitty!!! We named him Macintosh because well I'm an Apple girl now
Aww isn't he adorable?! I love playing with him.
As for my workouts, I'm still doing my weight training 3x a week with cardio about twice a week. I am really enjoying New Rules of Lifting For Women. I feel a lot stronger than I did when I just started the program. I'm midway through phase 1 so it'll be fun to switch it up later with phase 2. School does put some strain on me in regards to working out and cutting into my study time, but I think it's important to have some sort of balance and fuel my body in order to work the mind.
Do you have any pets? Mac is such a little creeper, it cracks me up
White Coat Ceremony
Hello loves!
I've missed you all but school has really drained all my energy. I was in school today from 9am to 9pm and it's only day 2. So far I'm enjoying the material even though they can be intimidating but I love all the new friends I'm making. Pharmacology is definitely one of my favorite classes while anatomy just left me mind boggled today.
This was a picture of me last Friday at my white coat ceremony
I have a jacket so it's official
As for my workouts, I'm still able to get my weight training in after school. I really dislike going to the gym at 6pm but I don't have a choice. I switched up my workout and I'm following the plan from my new awesome book…
I love this book! It alternates between A and B workout for 6 weeks. I'm doing phase 1 and although I'm only 2 weeks out I can tell that it's going to be effective. I love changing my routine after a few months. It's also a great read for those just starting to get into lifting as well as those who are intense gym rats. There's also a diet plan which is amazeballs because it tells you not to cut and eat so much!
- Anything new to tell?? I'm so out of it =(


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Risotto is an Italian rice dish that can be time-consuming to prepare in the traditional way. When prepared well, it has a rich, creamy texture, with each individual grain of rice standing out clearly and having a hint of a bite, rather than being soft or mushy. Some Italian restaurants offer risotto, and it is also possible to make this dish at home. Many grocers also sell boxed versions, with the claim that cooks can just add water or broth, although purists believe that this results in an inferior product.
Making risotto is a complicated process. It starts with frying rice, onions, herbs, and garlic in oil, butter, or a mixture of the two until everything is evenly coated and slightly translucent. Then, white wine is splashed in and the mixture is continually stirred until the wine has evaporated. Next, broth is added in small amounts at a time, while the cook continues to stir the rice. As the broth evaporates, more is added, with the entire process taking around 20 minutes from the time the wine hits the pan.
Once the rice is perfectly cooked, with a slightly chewy texture, the risotto is pulled off the heat and freshly grated cheese is quickly mixed in. The result is a dish with a creamy flavor and a slightly chewy texture. Typically, a small amount of broth remains, and some cooks add a little bit of butter to make their risotto even creamier. The dish is typically served on its own, often as a starter.
Precise recipes for risotto vary. Some cooks add meats, seafood, or vegetables during the pan-frying process, creating a more hearty dish. Saffron is a commonly used herb, but risotto can also feature oregano, thyme, parsley, and other ingredients. Traditionally, it is made with Italian arborio rice, a medium grain rice which is widely cultivated in Italy.
The term is closely related to the Italian "riso," or "rice." Rice was apparently introduced to Italy by Middle Easterners, with the earliest risotto recipe dating to the 1500s, reflecting the venerability of this dish. The dish is primarily prepared in Northern Italy, with each individual region having a specific traditional recipe.
Risotto is a traditional dish that is surrounded by a lot of controversy among cooks. Some cooks insist that the painstaking preparation method detailed above is the only "real" way to prepare it, and that any other cooking technique results in an inferior product. Others believe that it is possible to cut a few corners when making risotto and still come up with a perfectly presentable dish.
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With some vegetable and a little meat or fish risotto can be a perfect one dish meal.
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A lot of people have been wondering recently when the Kendrick Brothers (producers of Courageous and Fireproof) would start working on a new film. Well, we finally have some new information! The Kendrick Brothers recently sent out a newsletter with the following announcement:
"We are currently at work in the scriptwriting phase for a new movie, and we are asking all willing supporters to pray for us as we craft and polish the screenplay. We want nothing more than to have the favor of God upon this story, and for God to be glorified in the creation, production, and distribution of this movie.
In anticipation of the casting process, we've created forms on our website for actors and crew members to submit résumés for consideration. We already have specific actors in mind for some key roles, but the casting process has not officially begun, and there are many positions to be filled. Please pray for us and for God to lead us to the right people."
Would you like to submit a résumé to help be an actor or crew member for their new movie? You can apply on their website here if you would like the chance to be an actor in their new film, or here for the chance to be a crew member for the team. This would definitely be a great experience for anyone interested in the Christian film business to see what it's like to make a real movie. Keep checking back as we bring you the latest on this new film from the Kendrick Brothers!


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When 26-year-old Claire Distenfeld -- daughter of Luxury Accessories International's Fred Distenfeld -- announced she would be opening the doors to a new boutique in a landmark townhouse on the Upper East Side, there were certainly some raised eyebrows. After all, Ms. Distenfeld was 26, and was previously more of an art gallery type. By the time editors and isniders started getting glimpses of the new space, Fivestory, which officially opened last week, they were quickly convinced.
With the five-story shop (thus the name), Distenfeld sought to rejuvenate the luxury shopping experience with a super-curated collection of top designer merchandise and an unusually luxurious environment (designed in partnership with Ryan Korban). We caught up with Distenfeld to hear how she hatched the Fivestory concept, and which pieces she's loving for spring.
When it came to determining a concept for the new space, where did you look for inspiration?
"I really wanted to make a landmark retail store that was all about New York. And for me the Upper East Side has this magic and timeless quality that is really unique. Every street and building has a history and a story, and storytelling was a big part of Fivestory, opposed to the name solely being about the building itself. A lot of the inspiration is from this area -- the decadence of the Frick, the geometry of the Mark Hotel design, the iconic New York museums. It was this marriage of Old World and New World, of grandeur and of edge. "
Did you always think fashion retail would be your career?
"Never! I was a devout art-aholic. I had worked in art for several years from Sotheby's to the New Museum to a grungy gallery in Chinatown, but what I realized was that art was a passion and a hobby and was not something I could quantify and have as my livelihood. So after a bit of internal reflection I realized my other joy in life, aesthetics, was my true public calling. And New York did not really offer a haven for an aesthetic experience."
What was it like working with interior Ryan Korban? Did you always see eye-to-eye?
"Before we even put anything to paper, Ryan and I would meet and talk and I would show him amazing things that I have always loved, whether that was a fabric a design or a tuxedo. He really listened to me and created a work and an environment that translated everything I had dreamt for into reality. "
What was the biggest challenge you faced getting the store ready for opening?
"Besides the physical work of gutting a landmark townhouse and designing a store with such customization and detail, I would say it was the convincing of people and brands that this fantasy thought up by a 24-year-old would actually be realized."
How did you come up with the concept for the "shoe garden"?
"The character of the building was really special and the sky lit area in the back really needed to be highlighted. When Ryan and I were talking about shoes we realized that shoes needed a intimate and special area devoted to it. Once we decided that that area was perfect for it we really ran w the open air feeling and decided to be a little witty with it. "
What are some of your favorite pieces on the racks right now?
"All the Lyn Devon dresses with the shorts under them. Risto feathered pants and crop top, and all the men's Sacai sweaters and Visvim shirts!"
What has the response been like so far?
"Good! I think people really appreciate the curation of the product and the uniqueness of the design. I also love to hear that while people find it beautiful, they also say it's very approachable and comfortable. At the end of the day I don't only need people to come shop, I'd love people to just come and be inspired and hang out!"


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Paige Hayward was the undisputed star of the week, leading her Texas Southern team to a pair of comprehensive wins. In a game where all four goals came inside the first 31 minutes, Hayward scored the final of goal of the contest in a 3-1 win over Alcorn State after the Braves had earlier pulled back an early Texas Southern lead. However, it would be Hayward's performance against Mississippi Valley State that would be the pièce du résistance. The senior knocked home two goals and set up a third in the first half, before completing a hat-trick just inside the hour mark in an 8-1 demolition of the Delta Devils. Hayward's efforts over the weekend secured her the Texas Southern career records for assists and points, and leaves her tied for the career record in goalscoring.
Emma Heckenberg's performances in her time in college have more often than not suggested that her role is a no-nonsense one where the Drexel junior gets her job done without the limelight that others may receive. However, one moment in Drexel's win over College of Charleston could not have been more antithetic to that storyline. With the teams locked at 0-0 in the second minute of golden goal overtime, Heckenberg delivered an assist on the winning goal to lock up a senior day win for the Dragons and in the process clinch back-to-back conference tournament berths for the first time in program history.
Staying in the Colonial Athletic Association, Hofstra continued their domination of the league this week with a pair of wins over Northeastern and Elon, with Monique Iannella yet again vital to the team's success. With Hofstra being outshot by Northeastern but managing to keep the game tied at 0-0, Iannella delivered in a corner that was met first by Jenn Buoncore before being directed home by Lucy Porter for the game's only goal as the Pride secured a 1-0 win. Emily Hulbert also played 85 minutes against Northeastern despite suffering a world-class black eye, and both Iannella and Hulbert played the full 90 minutes in the win over Elon, with each registering shots.
Grand Canyon freshman Sandra Hill also popped up with an assist this week. In a 7-0 demolition of Chicago State, Hill was afforded a season-high 51 minutes, and delivered the assist on the team's final goal of the game, sending in a cross which was promptly sent into the back of the net to cap a quite spectacular day of goalscoring for the Antelopes. Hill also came off the bench in the team's second game of the week, playing ten minutes in a 1-0 win over UMKC.
It was a tough weekend for Wyoming, who went down 3-1 to both Utah State and Boise State, but there was still a taste of personal success for senior Alisha Bass. Things looked good for Wyoming after Bass set up Michaela Stark for the opener against Utah State in the 13th minute, but a 54th minute equaliser coupled with two late goals condemned the Cowgirls to defeat. Bass then delivered a cross for Summer Halle's 62nd minute equaliser against Boise State. Unfortunately, Boise State re-established their lead just 45 seconds later, and put the game to bed with a third goal in the 80th minute.
Harriet Withers surprisingly went all weekend without a goal, but that didn't mean the senior didn't have an impact for Murray State. With 11 minutes to play against Austin Peay, the score remained 0-0 and the game looked destined for overtime. However, Withers delivered in a corner which was met by Miyah Watford and directed into the back of the net for a late lead which the Racers were able to preserve until the final whistle.
Player Of The Year Points:
3: Paige Hayward (Texas Southern)
2: Alisha Bass (Wyoming)
1: Monique Iannella (Hofstra)
Complete Results:
Albany (Claire Urquhart)
This week: defeated Vermont 1-0; defeated Maine 4-1
Claire Urquhart started and played 66 minutes against Vermont, registering a single shot, but did not feature in the win over Maine.
Central Connecticut State (Lauren Featherstone)
This week: defeated St Francis 1-0; defeated Robert Morris 1-0
Lauren Featherstone did not feature in either game for Central Connecticut State this week.
Colorado (Isobel Dalton)
This week: lost 2-0 to USC
Isobel Dalton did not feature for Colorado in their loss to USC.
Drexel (Emma Heckenberg)
This week: defeated College of Charleston 1-0 (OT)
Emma Heckenberg started for Drexel, played all 91 minutes, and delivered the assist for the overtime game winner in a Senior Day win for the Dragons.
East Tennessee State (Isabel Hodgson)
This week: lost 3-0 to Wofford; lost 5-0 to Furman
Isabel Hodgson started both games for East Tennessee State this week, rattling off 8 shots, of which four were on target, in a 90 minute performance against Wofford, before playing 79 minutes in the loss to Furman.
Fairleigh Dickinson (Sam Roff)
This week: defeated Bryant 2-0
Sam Roff started and played her regular full game in defence for Fairleigh Dickinson, helping the team to its fourth clean sheet in five games.
Grambling State (Priya Gakhar)
This week: defeated Alabama State 2-0; defeated Alabama A&M 4-0
Priya Gakhar came off the bench in both games this week, playing 11 minutes against Alabama State and a healthy 51 minutes against Alabama A&M.
Grand Canyon (Sandra Hill)
This week: defeated Chicago State 7-0; lost 1-0 to UMKC
Sandra Hill came off the bench in both games this week, playing 51 minutes against Chicago State and tallying the first assist of her college career on Grand Canyon's final, before making a 10 minute cameo against UMKC.
Hawaii (Kiri Dale)
This week: defeated UC Santa Barbara 2-1; lost 2-1 to Cal State Northridge
Kiri Dale played the full 90 minutes in both contests this week, registering a shot against Cal State Northridge.
Hofstra (Emily Hulbert, Monique Iannella)
This week: defeated Northeastern 1-0; defeated Elon 2-0
Both Emily Hulbert and Monique Iannella started both games this week. Hulbert played 85 minutes against Northeastern and the full 90 minutes against Elon, registering two shots in the latter contest. Iannella played the full 90 minutes on both occasions, tallying an assist against Northeastern and a shot on target against Elon.
La Salle (Claudia Jenkins)
This week: defeated St. Bonaventure 2-0; defeated Fordham 1-0
Claudia Jenkins did not feature in either game for La Salle this week.
LSU (Caitlin Cantrill)
This week: lost 1-0 to Arkansas; lost 4-0 to UCF
Caitlin Cantrill did not feature against Arkansas, but came off the bench to play 30 minutes against UCF.
Murray State (Nyomi Devine, Harriet Withers)
This week: defeated Austin Peay 1-0; defeated Belmont 1-0
Nyomi Devine played the full 90 minutes for Murray State in both games this week, registering a shot against Austin Peay and three attempts at goal in the win over Belmont. Harriet Withers unleashed three shots against Austin Peay in 73 minutes, and tallied an assist in a 79 minute effort against Belmont.
Nicholls State (Tenille Harberger, Kristy Helmers)
This week: drew 0-0 with Sam Houston State; lost 3-0 to Stephen F. Austin
Kristy Helmers started both games this week, playing 65 minutes and registering two shots against Sam Houston State, before playing 28 minutes in the loss to Stephen F. Austin. Tenille Harberger did not feature in either game this week.
Old Dominion (Gaby Bentley)
This week: drew 1-1 with Southern Miss; drew 1-1 with Louisiana Tech
Gaby Bentley came off the bench for Old Dominion on both occasions this week, registering a shot in each contest.
Oregon State (Olivia Ellis)
This week: lost 2-0 to Arizona
Olivia Ellis did not feature for Oregon State in the loss to Arizona.
Pacific (Ellie Papalexiou)
This week: lost 2-0 to BYU
Ellie Papalexiou came off the bench for Pacific in the loss to BYU, making a short 3 minute cameo as the senior continues her return to full fitness.
St. Francis (Shelby Milton)
This week: lost 1-0 to Central Connecticut State (OT); lost 2-0 to Wagner
Shelby Milton did not feature for St. Francis in the loss to Central Connecticut State, but came off the bench to play 12 minutes against Wagner.
Southeast Missouri State (Maddy Cornell)
This week: defeated Eastern Illinois 3-0; defeated SIU Edwardsville 4-1
Maddy Cornell started both games this week, playing 44 minutes against Eastern Illinois and 49 minutes against SIU Edwardsville, also tallying a shot in the latter contest.
Stanford (Beattie Goad)
This week: defeated Washington 1-0
Beattie Goad did not feature for Stanford in the win over Washington.
Texas Southern (Paige Hayward)
This week: defeated Alcorn State 3-1; defeated Mississippi Valley State 8-1
Paige Hayward played the full 90 minutes against Alcorn State, slotting a goal in the process, before tallying a hat-trick and an assist against Mississippi Valley State on her way to securing career records for both goals and points for Texas Southern.
Texas Tech (Demi Koulizakis)
This week: lost 1-0 to Oklahoma State
Demi Koulizakis came off the bench for Texas Tech in the loss to Oklahoma State, playing two minutes.
UCLA (Teagan Micah)
This week: defeated Utah 2-1
Teagan Micah played the full 90 minutes for UCLA but was only forced into a single save.
Western Carolina (Kate Swartwout)
This week: lost 2-1 to Furman (OT); defeated Wofford 4-0
Kate Swartwout did not feature for Western Carolina against Furman, but came off the bench in the win over Wofford, playing 33 minutes.
William & Mary (Lorena Bugden)
This week: defeated UNC Wilmington 2-1; lost 4-2 to Northeastern
Lorena Bugden did not feature for William & Mary this week as she continues to return to fitness following injury.
Wyoming (Alisha Bass, Annika Clayton, Jessie Gentle, Jemma House, Georgia Rowntree)
This week: lost 3-1 to Utah State; lost 3-1 to Boise State
Georgia Rowntree was between the sticks for all 180 minutes this week, making seven saves against Utah State and another one against Boise State. Alisha Bass was outstanding, tallying an assist on both of Wyoming's goals this week, playing 85 minutes against Utah State and 74 minutes against Boise State. Annika Clayton started both games this week, playing 44 minutes against Utah State and 48 minutes against Boise State. Jessie Gentle started and played 75 minutes against Utah State before coming off the bench against Boise State to play 59 minutes and register a shot, whilst Jemma House came off the bench to play 45 minutes against Utah State and 59 minutes against Boise State, tallying a shot in the process.


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How do I restrict an user from exceeding data of a particular length in a TEXTAREA like we do with a text box using the maxlength attribute?
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The first one (client side check) has to be written with a language like JavaScript. It's a simple check that doesn't allow to submit the form if the size of the field is greater than your max.
The second solution (server side) is written in the language you're using (probably java) and it does the same thing, but after the form has been submitted.


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Undaria pinnatifida contains a variety of nutrients, according to a preliminary analysis of crude protein per 100 grams of crude protein containing 11.6g, 0.32g refined fat, carbohydrates 37.81g, ash 18.93g, also contains a variety of vitamins, crude protein content higher than kelp , Its taste is more than kelp. Undaria pinnatifida is not only a kind of economical brown algae, but also can be used as a raw material for comprehensive utilization of brown algae.
Also known as the clever dish, beauty dish, health food, sea cucumber wakame, is a natural treasure house of trace elements and minerals, contains a dozen essential ammonia, calcium, zinc, selenium, leaves and vitamin A, B, C and other minerals. Wakame calcium content is "King of calcium" milk 10 times, zinc content is "Zinc Hand" beef 3 times.


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A skate shoe with benefits, the Brock II is completely waterproof and made with a sole that keeps its grip in any weather. Wear them out in the rain or just as your everyday shoes, paired with skinny jeans and a sweatshirt.
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Employers can protect their workers and avoid costly fines by implementing workplace safety programs, and their insurers may be able to help. Insurance company loss control consultants can help implement safety programs, provide training and connect employers with resources to make their workplaces safer.
Now is a good time to request this support, as employers who violate workplace safety regulations will find that fines are about to get a lot more costly.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is increasing its civil penalties for all employer violations of workplace safety regulations effective August 1, 2016 – the first such increase since 1990.
The federal Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 sets criteria for OSHA to increase its civil penalties. The first adjustment in 2016 is considered a one-time catch-up adjustment, and fines could rise approximately 50 to 80 percent.
Employers should note that once the catch-up adjustment is implemented in August 2016, OSHA's civil penalties will not remain stagnant. By law, penalties must increase annually. Beginning in 2017, annual inflation increases will be calculated based on the Consumer Price Index.
About half the states have OSHA-Approved State Plans for workplace safety enforcement with maximum penalties set by state law. These are unaffected by the Bipartisan Budget Act. However state plans must be at least as effective as OSHA, so states are likely to increase their civil penalties.
While an OSHA citation can be costly, the health and safety of employees is on the line when safety standards are not enforced in the workplace.
For assistance with implementing a safety program, training and other measures, please contact your local independent insurance agent.


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Tamanna To Do Experimental Subjects From Now On
Tamannah Bhatia had earned good name and fame in both Telugu and Tamil language film industries. Though she earned the status of a star heroine, her name became more and more famous after she played the role of Avantika in 'Bahubali', which had brought her national recognition. Soon, she played heroine in 'Oopiri' and the success of 'Oopiri' further changed her attitude towards movies. Speaking on the occasion, she says, 'Earlier, I used to keep away from experimental subjects. However, after playing the heroine in 'Bahubali', all my thoughts were changed and realised how the audiences will welcome the artistes if they do different kind of roles. So, I am now awaiting novel characters. Presently she is playing heroine in 'Katti Sandai' in Tamil, and 'Abhinetri' and Bahubali (The conclusion).


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Anyways, I finally got to watch the animation Rise of The Guardians and let me tell you that i absolutely loved it! It's one of the best animations I've ever seen in my life...and it inspired me to do some wearable looks based on the main characters. So, without further ado, here are the first two....Jack Frost and Tooth Fairy!
I really hope you enjoyed this! I did! :)) For the next looks I'm planning to do video tutorials as well, so stay close if you want to learn how to do the other looks. Kisses!


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this is where food justice with a plant-based/decolonial diet perspective meet hip hop and where we explore the intersections of other animal/human/earth liberation. hip hop is rooted in resistance and rich with experience in fighting for social justice. veganism is about practicing compassion and is motivated by living cruelty-free for the sake of other animals. the fusion of veganism and hip hop is designed to promote holistic activism..
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Two Minnesota High School Girls Disqualified From State For Carrying Opponent Over The Finish Line
Elite Daily- Two Minnesota high schoolers forfeited their chances of winning a state-level cross country race after helping a third across the finish line.
True competition is dead. Everyone is too damn nice now. How far were these girls from the finish line? Fifty meters? Finish the race then go back and get her. Friend of a runner my ass. There's no friends on the field of play. Show me some killer instinct one time ladies. How long could this race possibly be? It's not like she broke her leg. She wasn't going to die. She said it herself, she fell down and it wasn't good. Well no shit it's not good, no part of running involves falling down. How about you stand up and fucking walk it off. Perseverance, ever heard of it Jessica.
The title of this video is incredibly misleading. It calls this a good deed. This isn't a good deed. All they taught this girl was to quit. To embrace failure. I bet her coach and her parents told her she did a great job afterwards. Hopefully the cross country coach rips these girls a new one. He'll probably get fired by the school. Can't even get his girls to finish the race in a timely manner without being self righteous philanthropists. Good deeds don't win championships ladies, figure it out.
Did you hear the girl in this interview? "It means I accomplished my goal of competing at state and doing well". That is one sentence and I see three blatant problems with it. They include 'accomplished', 'competing', and 'doing well'. She literally did none of these. Once you have to be scarped off the grass by another person you give up the right to say you competed in, or accomplished, anything. Nevermind doing well. Only in 2014 can failure be a feel good story.
At least it wasn't snowing I guess...
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By: Thermobexta
Spinach and cheese are the perfect pair. Add pastry and you can't really go wrong! This recipe is so quick to make and can be frozen prior to cooking, making it perfect to prep in advance for a party or barbecue, an easy lunch, dinner or snack for the kids. These rolls are great for lunch boxes (the pastry will soften upon cooling but my kids don't care!)
3 sheets butter puff pastry
40g Parmesan cheese, diced into 1.5cm cubes
30g spring onion, roughly chopped
5g fresh parsley, leaves
1 garlic clove
120g baby spinach
400g fresh ricotta cheese (from the deli section)
80g feta cheese, diced into 1.5cm cubes
2 eggs + another to brush the tops of the rolls
1/4 tsp cracked black pepper
sesame seeds or poppyseeds
1. Pre-heat oven to 200°C. Line two large trays with baking paper. Lay out the pastry on your clean bench top to defrost slightly while you make the filling.2. Place Parmesan, spring onion, parsley and garlic in mixer bowl. Blitz for 5 seconds/speed 7/MC on. Scrape down sides of bowl.
3. Add (in this order) spinach, ricotta, feta, eggs and pepper. Blend for 40 seconds/speed 4, or until well combined. You may need to use the spatula that was supplied with your machine to assist with this step.
4. Halve each piece of pastry down the middle, to form two rectangles per sheet. Divide the spinach/cheese mixture evenly between each rectangle of pastry, distributing it down the length of each. Roll to enclose, forming six long logs.
5. With the logs seam side down, brush the tops with the beaten egg, then sprinkle with sesame or poppy seeds. Using a very sharp knife, divide each log into six small rolls then transfer to the trays.
6. Bake for 25 minutes, or until golden.
To make in advance, wrap and freeze after step 4, ready to finish when needed.
I bought the wrong ricotta and added extra fresh herbs so we ended up with ricotta boats as it was way too runny to roll, however, they were delicious and an absolute hit with the entire family. Thanks for sharing your delicious recipes. P.S. I'll read the ingredients list properly next time ?


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Conversion is the point at which your reader takes the action you want them to take.
Click, buy, whatever. If they were something before you started, and you changed them into something else, congratulations… You've got a conversion on your hands.
Maybe you knew that.
But did you know there are four C's of conversion?
Without them, you won't get anywhere with your copywriting.
Your link will go unclicked.
Your buy button, unpushed.
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The Event Manager enables you to perform online customer surveys quickly and easily and represent the expenditure information / answers compact and clear. You decide whether your customer can respond in multiple choice tests, or if he have to enter a free text - or a mix of both. The layout of the questionnaire can be personalized in text, logos, images and videos.
All recorded data / survey results are available immediately online as a table / analysis. Of course, you can export them as XLS / CVS at any time.


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The new Release 20.03 is out! You can download binaries for Windows and many major Linux distros here .
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does i happen with any text file or only with files you created with codeblocks?
what if you use some other encoding then utf8?
does the same problem arises with the windows exe of codeblocks on the same system, same file?
are the layout and project settings saved and restored correctly?
what if you rename the c file to txt file?
do you use some color scheme?
are you sure the file is displayed as empty, or is the text simply white on white? does the cursor move?
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- 3 beds
- 2 baths
- $258,900 price
- 1706074 listing id
- Square Feet: 1,380 sqft
- Neighborhood: Capstone Homes at Highlands Ranch
Listing Description
Capstone Homes at Highlands Ranch brings beautiful single-family homes to this charming Chino Valley masterplanned community.. These affordably priced homes from the mid $200,000's are all single-level floorplans with three to four bedrooms and 1,380 to 1,896 sq. ft. Exteriors are offered in three varied elevations with 2-car or optional 3-car garages. Open concept floorplans feature great rooms, soaring 9' ceilings, granite countertops in kitchens and baths, and much more. As Northern Arizona's premier builder of custom homes and new home communities, there's custom quality built into every home by Capstone Homes.
Community Information
- New Construction Yes
- Builder Website
Subdivision: Capstone Homes at Highlands Ranch
- Price Range $258.9K - $293.9K
- Subdivision StatusActive
- Subdivision Website
Courtesy of: Capstone Homes
Office Phone: 928-379-6362 ext
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