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The Erie Marathon is one of the best low key fall marathons in the country. It is a two lap course around presqe isle state park. This race is flat and fast. The finishers medal was one of the best I ever received but the cotton long sleeve left a lot to be desired. The race/local hotels are inexpensive. Not a lot of crowd support but where there is at the finish, 10k, mile 19, and halfway mark it feels like Boston. Another perk is it is easy for family to see you at multiple spots because of the looped course. Highly recommended
Great people, great food, great course- such a good marathon!! There's not the hype of the bigger races but it's definitely replaced with a close knit and welcoming community that genuinely cares about the runners and making it the best race possible. I LOVE this race!
I signed up early for this race and paid under $50 so I wasn't expecting a whole heck of a lot. This race far exceeded my expectations. There were water stops at every mile. Gu was offered twice on the course. A race volunteer rode her bike alongside runners at the back of the pack offering water and extra Gu. Water stop volunteers were awesome. And, they gave away a pair of running socks in the race packet. Aside from being exceptionally organized, the course was quite flat and the scenery was amazing, with views of Lake Erie along the course. Run this marathon!
The race directors Jan and Mike and the Erie Runners Club deserve a lot of praise! This smaller marathon delivers everything promised. Fast flat course in a scenic location at the Presque Isle state park. The course is run entirely on roads, no trail, most of the course is blacktop. The park road is lined with trees, at several turns views of the harbor/lake and beach opened up. One little incline (a bridge) to climb, otherwise as flat as it gets. The course was well marked and did not twist and turn much. The half-marathon is one loop around the park. The full marathon is two loops, so you get to pass all the spectators at the finish area cheering people on, which was very cool and a boost of energy with thirteen miles still left to go. 2012 had perfect weather conditions. Cool, dry, not too windy, even a bit of cloud cover for the first part and shade from the trees for some of the second part. This is a very well organized event, run with the athletes' needs in mind. Organizers were responsive to questions and sent informative updates. No long lines for packet pick-up morning of. Drop bags were available. Parking in one of the park lots was a short walk from the Rotary Pavilion. As part of the goodie bag I got a long-sleeve olive sweatshirt and cool-looking athletic socks with Erie Marathon on them (best keepsake from a race ever). The ceramic medal with a bright print on it is also different from the standard metal ones. Switching to the half and new registrations were allowed till late. The race began early in the day, at 7am, which is a great precaution in case of warm weather. The pavilion by the start line had bathrooms (lines were okay, not too long) and port-a-potties outside (shorter lines). Food and cold water and soda were left at the pavilion afterwards, chips, sandwiches, plenty left even later in the day. Several hotels within a few miles of the start provided discounted rates, early breakfast, and 2pm checkout the day of. The course was well staffed. Water and gatorade were offered every mile. Huge help since I didn't carry my water, just a few gels. There was also a gel stop somewhere around mile 6.5 of the loop (GU vanilla flavor) and the 2nd loop passed through it again (so two gel stops effectively). Mile markers were visible, the course route was straightforward to follow, each water stop had multiple volunteers and some also had a bunch of spectators (like the Olympic Village water stop, it was nice to get some loud cheers a few miles in but especially so on the second loop). There were a lot of spectators around the half-marathon/marathon finish area and some in several other spots, and many of them were still there for the second loop. For a smaller race it was nice to see so many people throughout the race. Between the volunteers, other runners or walkers, and spectators, you were never running alone or feeling lonely on the course! I actually liked the two loops. By the second loop the course felt more familiar and mentally easier to complete. Volunteers on bikes were patrolling the course - saw them several times at different points in the race, great for safety. The other lane of the park road was open to traffic, and there were some vehicles passing by, so stay to the left side lane and if you're veering towards the center, keep an eye out for passing cars and pickups, but drivers were generally courteous. Overall a great small marathon well worth the trip!!
I ran the 2012 half marathon, based on previous reviews of this race. I was not disappointed!! Beautiful park setting, wonderful organization. No line at packet pickup, and the free shirt & medal were unigue and cute. (As in I will actually wear the shirt.) A lot of water stops, each led by organizations who were competing to be voted best stop. This made them fun and festive. A lot of park bathrooms along the route. Great announcing at the end. Pasta dinner the night before? Better than Italian restuarant food. First time staying a hotel the night before the race. All that went well. am considering making this race my first full marathon next year. But you have to do the loop twice, and I am not sure I can psychologically handle that!! Only sorta negative? The route is flat, and shadey with a lot of trees. However you are looping an isle on Lake Erie, and I assumed the water views would be plenty. Not really. A little disappointed. Overall, amazing experience and will do this race every year they hold it!
Decided to enter this race after researching best BQ races. The Erie Marathon was a great race! I was hesitant because it is a 2 loop course. Don't worry. The are so many positive things about this race that 2 loops was not even an issue. In fact if you have family or friends cheering you on, they will get to see you a few times along the way! Spectators and volunteers were awesome...and there were enough of them to be supportive and motivating. Water and Gatorade every mile. A few port-a- potties along the way and restrooms along the way as well. A shaded, wind- protected course. A flat...and I mean FLAT...course. Don't miss the pasta dinner. Don't miss the pasta dinner. Yes, I said that twice. 2 choices of pasta, 4 sauce choices, salad, bread, 3 cake choices for dessert. The sauce was delicious! Long sleeve poly- cotton shirt, and socks in race packet. My name printed on my race bib! And all all this for the amazingly low price of....wait for it....$50. (I registered in August). Oh and best of all...I BQ'd. : ). Don't miss this race!
I am glad I picked this race as my first marathon. What a great race! Having the names on the bibs was awesome, it really helped to have people calling your name, even the other runners! All the volunteers were great! There were plenty of water stops. The volunteers, at each water stop, were cheering on the runners, it helped to motivate you to the next mile. We lucked out with the best weather. The pre-pasta dinner was very good, homemade sauce and fresh local bread. Beautiful shirts and medals, designed by a local artist. The parking was very easy and close to the start and finish line. There was plenty of food and drinks at the finish line, for even the slow runners, like me. The Erie Runners Club puts on a quality race!
This was my first time running at Presque Isle. I loved the location of the race. The park is so pretty and easy to navigate. My husband was able to do his own run that morning and then watch me in several spots along the way. It was great to have water stops every mile. There weren't a lot of spectators but you don't really need it because you can just look at the pretty scenery. I figured some people wouldn't like the official shirt b/c it was 70% cotton but it was great to wear post race to warm up. In addition to the shirt, you get a pair of socks with the Erie Runners Club logo and a great bag. You can go in the Lake after the race (directly across from the start/finish) for great recovery for your legs. Well organized and super fun race. I would do it again!
My Fourth time here. My third Boston Qualifier and my Third PR on this Course. Simply the BEST COURSE in the country. Amazing organization, quality volunteers and did i mention the amazing course?? Erie, You did it again, and again, and again. If you want to BQ and PR, run Erie.
Just finished this event and it was awesome! The organization was great, there was a ton of Aid stations, and the volunteers were great! I would have given the spectators 5 stars but there just wasn't many of them. The ones there were great. Only negative comment is the race shirt, I love the design but I thought it was going to be micro-fiber and not a T-shirt. Other than that perfect event!
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Therefore, brothers and sisters, you must be patient as you wait for the coming of the Lord.
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7 Therefore, brothers and sisters, you must be patient as you wait for the coming of the Lord. Consider the farmer who waits patiently for the coming of rain in the fall and spring, looking forward to the precious fruit of the earth. 8 You also must wait patiently, strengthening your resolve, because the coming of the Lord is near. 9 Don't complain about each other, brothers and sisters, so that you won't be judged. Look! The judge is standing at the door!
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On Thursday, South African President Jacob Zuma announced the death of Nelson Mandela at age 95. One of the most significant and vital figures of the 20th century, Nelson Mandela became known not only as the father of his nation, but as the father of an entire people.
All this goes back to 1918 when Mandela, then known by the name Rolihlaha, was born into the royal line of the Xhosa tribe in South Africa. Later, his name was changed to Nelson when he was baptized by Methodists. When he died he was known by Africans merely as Madiba, representing his traditional clan. By then, he had become one of the most respected figures on the world stage.
Nelson Mandela came to adulthood as the minority white government of South Africa was instituting apartheid, the radical system of total racial segregation and discrimination that forced the native African majority in the nation into a state of humiliating oppression. Apartheid required the social, economic, and political separation of whites and blacks in South Africa, and it was enforced with brutality and murderous force.
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Kidney stones are intense enough that rocker Vince Neil of Motley Crue had to leave a show Sunday and check into a hospital.
The story about the incident generated a lot of discussion among Internet readers who had experienced kidney stones themselves. Wrote Deaux, "I'm a mom of 4 children, and I've had 1 kidney stone. I'd rather have 4 more children than have 1 more kidney stone."
We spoke with Dr. Dianne Sacco, director of Massachusetts General Hospital's Kidney Stone Program, for more information about this condition. The following is an edited version of that interview:
How do you diagnose kidney stones?
One of the most common presentations is the flank pain on one side. It sometimes radiates down into the stomach, and it can actually radiate down into the genital area. That type of pain is pretty commonly seen in stone patients.
Sometimes there's nausea and vomiting. Those type of symptoms are something that gives us a clue that this may be a stone.
The CAT scan is the gold standard for imaging for kidney stones. That's usually the way to diagnose it. You can't do it from a blood test or anything else.
Why do people say that they are so painful?
What it does is, it blocks the flow of urine in the kidney, and it causes backup. And it's an excruciating pain. A lot of people do describe it as worse than childbirth.
When the system is trying to push urine out, what happens is: your kidney and your ureter -- they have this muscle propagation that goes down the kidney into the ureter -- when it's trying to push and the stone is blocking it, you get these intense pains. That's why we call it colicky, it comes and goes and it's extremely painful and the main reason for the pain is the backup of urine.
What's happening exactly?
Usually, if they have two kidneys, they urinate fine, because you're getting urine on the other side. The problem is, that kidney is producing urine but it can't get pushed down.
If you take a pipe and you clog it off and somehow you're still getting fluid into the other end ... if it's a pipe that can expand, it starts expanding.
The backup is like that. It causes a great deal of pain because you're expanding your system. You don't have any pop-off valve. Once it starts expanding, it's expanding unnaturally.
It's called hydronephrosis, and it's basically backup of urine into the kidney.
Are there particular risk factors?
There are certain diseases associated with kidney stones, things like hypoparathyroidism, or some bowel diseases where your absorption isn't normal.
Things like obesity and diabetes are associated with kidney stones. The main dietary factors are low water intake and high salt intake and animal protein -- anything you killed to eat. If you have high amounts of those intakes, it causes your urine to acidify and then it becomes more prone to having stones.
It just depends on the person. If you have a family history, you're more apt to get a stone.
What is the treatment?
If the stones are small enough, they usually pass on their own. Sometimes it can be an uneventful passage, or sometimes it's just an excruciating passage, but we can help them out with pain medicine and some other medicines.
We say greater than 5 mm we start watching them closely. They have a higher chance of requiring surgery to pass the stone.
So it's possible that with pain medicine, it could go away on its own?
Yep, they can pass it. As long as it's small enough, and there's nothing abnormal in their system that prevents it from moving through, if it's small enough people can pass the stones by themselves.
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Enough for now - Fray
Enough for now - Fray
Enough Said - Aaliyah
Tears Are Not Enough - The Canadian famine relief song for Africa (that was recorded about the same time as "We are the World" - 1985)
Woman In Chains - Tears for Fears ft. Oleata Adams
American Woman - Lenny Kravitz
Young Americans - David Bowie
You Make Me Feel So Young - Frank Sinatra et al
"...some people are moulded by their admiration, others by their hostilities.
― Elizabeth Bowen, The Death of the Heart
Younger than springtime are you - South Pacific
Because You're Young - David Bowie
When you're Young - The Jam
When You're Looking Like that - Westlife
You're So Vain - Carly Simon
And So It Goes - Billy Joel
And The Band Played On - Simple Minds
Do They Know It's Christmas? - Band Aid
What Do All The People Know-Monroes
Do You Hear the People Sing? - from "Les Mis"
I Hear You Knockin' - Fats Domino
"You Lost Me" - Christina Aguilera.
Lost in love - Air supply


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Welcome home to the Kaleidoscope Gathering!
The theme for this year's gathering is "Heroes." Heroines and Heros stride forth from the stories, legends and myths of our peoples. Their bold character expresses the virtues to strive for in our lives' journeys, their hubris and tragedy teaches us and deepens our understanding of the human condition. The story of their spirits inflames our spiritualties. Each of us is on our own heroe's journey in this life, where the lore of the Pagan past can become the roadmap for our Pagan present. ... oh, yeah, and there will be costumes! Huzzah!
Many amazing things are already being hatched. The Stag King and Trials of Artemis are festival traditions, as are the Rainbow Pride Parade and Third Gender rituals, and … of course ... the Bardic Competition. The Munchkinland Children's programming will be brimming with fun for the wee anklebiters. There will be concerts and a special main ritual. Be prepared to experience the "Hippodrome" (or any number of other shenanigans), shop on Diagon Alley, or speak your story to the "Chronicler." All that and we have not even gotten to the vast plethora of workshops on a bewildering array of fantastically interesting and fortuitously enlightening Pagan, Heathen, Magickal and esoteric spiritual paths and traditions! Check back often, because there is lots and lots still to be announced!
We would love to receive your offers to hold workshops. However, our Workshop Webform won't be available for submissions until May 2013. But, get your Phrygian caps on now and get those ideas percolating. (Remember: Volunteers run everything at this festival. Hail the Volunteers!)
The festival will be held at a large private Pagan / Heathen operated campground, Raven's Knoll, that is closed for KG. This amazing place has a great beach (clothing required), a private clothing optional pond, numerous water taps, and drive up campsites that are level and rock free. There is no bathing in the river but there is a comfort station with multiple showers and laundry facilities, and numerous porta-potties. Consider coming early for "AnticiFest" to camp and relax before the Festival, or stay after, the festival for regular camping at Raven's Knoll. Also, there are no pets allowed, except medical service animals (and unicorns), without express prior permission.
If you have any questions, concerns or kudos, you can speak with Maryanne "MA" Pearce or Austin "Auz" Lawrence and if we cannot answer your question immediately, we will find an answer for you.
We look forward to seeing you at the 24th Kaleidoscope Gathering in the Summer of 2013 at Raven's Knoll for a celebration of the season and our community.
In frith with bright blessings, all my relations,
MA and Auz and the staff of the Kaleidoscope Gathering
P.S. WWBD? (What would Boudica do?)


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Leave it to IL/Crook County to have the distinction of closing the first Cabelas ever it seems.
This sure makes me want to vote Democrat tomorrow......
And to add icing on the cake, Chitcago votes in another gun tax - all to stop violence of course. Talk about brain dead in this pathetic state


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For students eagerly waiting for spring, blue cotton candy, bumper cars, a giant Ferris wheel and a sunny day, make for the fun of St. John's Spring Fling carnival. An annual St. John's tradition, Spring Fling is one of the major events that the University hosts throughout the year to build a sense of community through vibrant, on-campus activities. On April 24, 2009, students, faculty and staff gathered on the Great Lawn of the Queens campus of St. John's to enjoy the carnival's giant slide and other free rides; games including ping pong and pool; customized t-shirt booth; delicious Dip and Dots ice cream, popcorn and snow cones.Photo Gallery Spring Fling is part of St. John's Spring Week—a weeklong celebration at the Queens campus filled with activities and events that encourage students to take a break from their studies to enjoy the beautiful weather and the campus community before the end of the school year.
"Today is a really great day. It's like a reward for working hard during the semester and a chance to just hang out and have fun with your friends," said Yadira Sol, a sophomore biology major, while waiting in line for ice cream. The celebration was sponsored by the Student Programming Board and Residence Hall Association with support from the Office of Campus Activities. The week's festivities included the Liftoff BBQ with street festival-style food and the Seven Fashion Show sponsored by the Fashion Club and hosted by Toccara from the MY9 television show "America's Next Top Model." Spring Week wouldn't be complete without a concert—the 2009 spring concert, Audiowave, featured acclaimed musical acts Lupe Fiasco and N.E.R.D. Spring Week events demonstrate St. John's commitment to creating a dynamic campus life for its students and broaden the student experience at St. John's. For more information about St. John's Student Life and a list of upcoming events please visit our Academic Calendar.


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A big roof box to match your big toy chest.
- New aerodynamic design is 50% stiffer for easy handling and reduced drag
- Quick Installation hardware easily mounts to nearly any roof rack
- Super Latch security lets you store even your most valuable toys
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This is a great option for more room while traveling with our growing family. It has lots of space and easily survived a road trip from TX to IA and back again without any issues at all. It was easy to install and fit right out of the box on my toyota sienna 2012 xle.
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Is this going to be too big for a VW Tiguan?
Lexi D
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Using the fit configurator on Yakima, it seems that this box should fit your Tiguan, but it will depend on year, and the type of crossbars you have and such. You can always check out http://yakima.com/fit/Information to fit your car, or ask one of our trusty gearheads.
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Will this fit onto a 2005 Ford Expedition out of the box or will I have to get a custom mounting kit? Mine has the fixed side rails and the adjustable (spacing) cross rails.
Wally Phillips
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Hey DaveOntario,
I checked with Yakima and here is what I found:
With Crossbars: Through Yakima, they did not have any Cargo Boxes that would fit the crossbars of a 2005 Ford Expedition with custom modification.
Without Crossbars: If you can take your crossbars off (I have a 2008 Ford Explorer and I can remove them on that vehicle), you open up a few base rack options to get a cargo box up there.
The short answer to your question is if you want to keep the current crossbars, then yes, a custom mounting kit is needed. If not, then you could go with a base rack/crossbar system from Yakima along with the Yakima Sky Box Pro 21 Cargo Box. If you are interested in going with the custom kit, I would contact Yakima directly. If not, please use the fit guide on the Yakima website to pick out exactly what you would want for a base rack/crossbar system.
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I received my skybox 21 and it fit (out of the box) onto my 2005 Expedition. I haven't driven with it on the highway but it seems solid.
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What it the difference between the Yakima Sky Box Pro 21 and the Yakima Sky Box 21? I don't see any difference except maybe the colors
Josh Chapman
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Hey Dave,
The finishes used on the two boxes is where they differentiate. The finish that is used on the Pro series is a higher quality, automotive type finish that includes a better scratch-resistant protective coating. Also, the Pro comes with an integrated gear management system along with the cargo net.
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I purchased this box last year. The arm broke inside the box 2 times. The locks are also flimsy and hard to deal with. I'm not sure they should label this box as pro....
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I have a 2010 GMC Yukon XL with a manufactured sun roof, satellite antenna and manufactured roof rack. Can you provide as much information for the model that we could get the most for my family of 7.
Sam Matthews
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If by "get the most for" you mean size, then you will probably want to go with either the one above or the Thule Atlantis 2100 XT. They're both 21 square feet, which will add a lot of space! Personally, I usually prefer Thule, which is the one on sale in this case. The Yakima one does have a lifetime warranty as opposed to the 1 year warranty from Thule. The Yakima one has a new, more aerodynamic design to reduce the drag you feel from it being on top of your car. Essentially, they will do about the same thing, so it comes down to preference and price.
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Aaron Dean
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I've been using this box for a few years now. I figure it has about 25K miles on it by now. From Florida to Washington and everywhere in between. I've crammed enough for a family of 3 plus my 2 70lb dogs toys and food. We put a lot of miles on the road with camping and road trips and this thing has never disappointed.
I have this on my Honda Element on factory aero bars and have really put it through some testing. It seems to perform great in windy conditions and I for sure don't take it easy on the gas pedal when we're on the highway. I think it's safe to say you can clamp it down and forget about it.
Some things that might be interesting: Skis up to 182 fit without any problem for me in addition to 3 other snowboards. I think 1 pair of skis and 3 snow boards are probably just about maxed out but I think another pair of skis could be fit if you are a Tetris rock star (which I am, of course)
I'm not incredibly tall, strong or clever and I seem to have no problem putting this on the top of my Elemen without any help, so if you're concerned about it being a pain in the butt to get on and off, it's definitely not.
We have a chevy tahoe. Would it be possible...
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We have a chevy tahoe. Would it be possible to mount two of these side by side? I swear I have seen it before.
Todd Schmalhurst
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It is technically possible, but it depends on your exact configuration and isn't generally recommend, so I'll give you some things to consider.
The width of this box is 36", plus you'll need some room between the two to allow for easy opening. The classic Rocket Box is only 24" wide, and might be the box you saw doubled up in the past.
Depending on the type of towers/mounts you have for your crossbars, you should be able to mount the box so one side of it sits outside of the side rails of your tahoe. This means you'll need long enough bars, and it will overhang the side of the vehicle.
Another problem with two boxes is weight. Most base racks are rated for about 150lbs. The Sky Box 21 weights 62lbs, so with two you are already at 124lbs which doesn't leave much for cargo.
Without knowing your exact situation, if you aren't using your hitch for anything, I would recommend looking at a hitch mounted cargo box (Thule makes a couple) or other type of hitch carrier instead of the second box. It may be time to get a trailer instead.
What is the difference, aside from the...
Mark Dushane
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What is the difference, aside from the price between the Yakima Sky Box 21 and the Yakima Sky Box Pro 21?
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Besides price and the name of Pro, you get some other great features with the Pro Model that you do not get with the Regular Sky Box. Though both are great products, the Pro includes a Pad on the inside to keep things quiet and riding smoothly in side the box and also a Cargo Net to keep everything in place. You move, but your gear stays in one place. The other difference is that you get an automotive grade "Paintable ABS" material that you could paint to match your car, but it comes in two great silver or Platinum colors that you may never want to paint it to match your car. The smooth finish also makes it easy to clean off the bugs you destroyed while out enjoying life instead of watching everyone else have the live you only dreamed of having.


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The Bayside Dynamo FC U15 Girls Orange Team won the Gator Soccer College Showcase in Gainesville this past weekend defeating two state cup teams.
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The Bayside Dynamo Football Club's Under-15 Girls Orange team includes, pictured front row from left, Carly Lanter, Catherine Baccarini, Alexis Johnson, Olivia Johnson and Alexis Stikeleather; middle row from left, Kayla Folse, Kaylynn Ennis, Samantha Karp, Sydney Whiteside, Kiersten Edlund and Alexis Lawson; Megan Hawkins, Melia Gross, Julianna DeSalle, Katelynn Sullivan, Amber Hamilton and Kelsy Haden.
The Bayside Dynamo girls did not concede a goal during the entire four-game tournament.
"The team's win did not go unnoticed as within two hours of the finals win, I was contacted directly from the IMG Academy inviting our U15 Girls Orange Team to their elite college showcase in Bradenton," relayed Scott Stikeleather, the president of Bayside Dynamo FC.
The Bayside Dynamo FC Director of Coaching, David McCarthy said, "being directly invited to the IMG Academy to attend their college showcase is truly an honor and reflects the hard work and dedication of the players."
The Bayside Dynamo FC U15 Girls Orange Team is the only girls' team in the Northwest Florida that is attending this high level showcase.
For more information about the Bayside Dynamo Soccer Club, go to their website at BaysideDynamo.com.


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MGD 100: Models of Intervention in Global Development (Taught in Rome)MGD 130: Impact of International Organizations in Global Development MGD 120: Information Resources for Global Development and Social Justice Practices (Begins in Rome) MGD 110: Catholic Social Thought and Practices of Integral Human Development and Solidarity MGD 140: Economics of Development MGD 150: Sustainable Food Systems, Water and the Environment MGD 172: Project Management & NGOs MGD 160: Migration and Refugees in Development: Humanitarianism, Gender and Inequities MGD 180: Media Strategy and the Politics of Peace Building MGD 190: Health Care Issues in Global Development MGD 200: Integrating Seminar & Capstone Project (Taught in Rome)
Course Descriptions
MGD 100: Models of Intervention in Global Development Dr. Luca Rosi
What is global development? How can we effectively plan, monitor and evaluate an intervention in the development field? How can we build on the principle of subsidiarity in a continuously globalizing world? MGD 100 introduces students to the key concepts of Global Development in the context of social justice, combining concerns for international development with awareness of the human person, the common good, solidarity and subsidiarity. Contemporary development issues such as migration, environment, health, and conflict will be examined through common models and tools of intervention. Case studies referring to non-governmental organizations, inter-governmental organizations and national governments will also be emphasized.
MGD 130: Impact of International Organizations in Global DevelopmentDr. Fred Cocozzelli
This course examines the role of international organizations (IGOs) and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in global development. Organizations such as the United Nations (UN) that are universal in scope or regional such as the European Union (EU) are institutions that are created by sovereign governments and established by, and given legal recognition by treaty. On the other hand, NGOs are organizations whose members are individuals who do not represent any government. Some organizations are specialized such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that deal with economic development or the World Health Organization (WHO) that deals with heath issues in developing countries. Organizations play an important role in the development of the economy, environment, health care issues, education and other social issues that plague developing countries in the global economy. At the conclusion of this course students will be able to 1) analyze the role of international and nongovernmental organization to development; 2) examine organizations and their policies toward developing countries; and 3) compare and contrast IGOs, NGOs, and other organizations in the context of globalization and development.
MGD 120: Information Resources for Global Development and Social Justice Practices Dr. Kevin Rioux
This course is an introduction to the scope, organization, evaluation, and use of print and electronic information sources. Emphasis will be placed on the use of these resources by development professionals. Particular emphasis will also be placed on developing skills in using and creating digital information resources, and of the sharing these resources using electronic courseware social networking technologies, scholarly networking technologies, and information management techniques. The information needs of constituent communities, including models of information seeking behavior, barriers to information access, and development of information literacy skills is also covered. All topics in this course are discussed within the context of the kinds of research and communication activities that are expected of development workers, thus information literacy skills, social science research methods, and professional and scholarly writing are also key areas of emphasis.
MGD 110: Catholic Social Thought and Practices of Integral Human Development and Solidarity Dr. Christopher Vogt
What should be the goals of global development? What constitutes sustainable prosperity for all? What models and practices of global development lead to human flourishing? How can practices of solidarity and peacebuilding be cultivated to promote development and human wellbeing? Students will endeavor to answer these and other important questions in a manner that draws deeply upon the Catholic moral tradition in dialogue with other points of view.
MGD 140: Economics of Development Dr. Charles Clark
An introduction to the field of economic growth and development from the perspective of Catholic Social Thought. This course covers: theories of economic growth; development and underdevelopment; role of ethics in policy formation; causes and consequences of poverty (national and international); international wealth and income inequality; and trade and globalization. Various theories and perspectives are presented, all contrasted with the approach to development found in the Catholic social thought tradition, especially in the Encyclicals related to development issues.
MGD 150: Sustainable Food Systems, Water and the Environment Dr. Barrett Brenton
This course will critically evaluate the synergistic relationship between food systems (production –consumption-disposal), water and the environment. It will evaluate the political-economy of development policies to reduce global hunger, and assess the impact of fluctuating climate, biodiversity, and natural resources on agricultural production, food security, public health and poverty reduction strategies. The promotion of social justice through sustained development will be a primary theme of the course utilizing the frameworks of food, water and environmental justice. Participants will appraise the impact of the close association between food security, nutrition and public health on achieving sustained global development. Past and present case studies that represent both "best practice" and "unsuccessful" sustainable development projects will be investigated. Emphasis will be placed on examining participatory, community-based, and locally originated projects as a key to promoting long-term integrated and sustainable development. A key component of the course will be to provide a working knowledge and set of research tools for investigating the barriers and challenges that the synergistic relationship between food, water and the environment pose to sustainable development. A review of methods for assessing the impact of climate change, biodiversity, and natural resources on agricultural production, food security and public health will include a focus on GIS (Geographic Information Systems) mapping and analysis. Participants will also formulate an applied sustainable project for implementation in their own country. In addition, the political, economic, and sociocultural dimensions of global disparities and poverty and their impact on food and agricultural policy will be assessed.
MGD 172: Project Management & NGOs Dr. Larry Boone
This course covers the fundamentals of project management. It provides the theory and core methodology students will need to manage projects or participate effectively on project teams. The course uses the project life cycle as its organizing framework and topics cover the entire project management process, including project definition, planning, executing, and closing. Participants will study the characteristics of projects and project management, learn how to define and describe a project as well as how to organize, plan, implement, control, terminate, and post-evaluate a project. Topics will include: basic project concepts and project selection, definition, organization structure, team building, communication and conflict management, planning methods and techniques, resource allocation, risk management, monitoring and control, and termination. Participants will complete a group project which involves preparing a project proposal for a "real-world" project of their choosing.
MGD 160: Migration and Refugees in Development: Humanitarianism, Gender and Inequities Dr. Roberta Villalon
This course will addresses the political and social issue associated with the movement of people as they relate to the developing world. The course will familiarize students with the normative and legal issues of migrations and refugee movements, including the relevant international institutions and conventions. Students will examine such issues as the role of diaspora communities, remittances and development, forced migration and trafficking, as well as refugee crises and humanitarian responses. Theoretical frameworks will include issues of gender, inequality, and social justice
MGD 180: Media Strategy and the Politics of Peace Building Dr. Basilio Monteiro
The first part of this course will focus on how communication and media are vehicles for human development, and communication as agent of social change; it will present various models of communication, and a particular emphasis will be on participatory model of communication. The second section of the course will seek apply the students' understanding of these models through a focus on the study of interactive methods for negotiation and mediation to resolve conflict. Students will be introduced to practical models of conflict resolution, such as workshops and multi-track mediation. The course will conclude by linking communications and development with broad approaches to social peace and community building.
MGD 190: Health Care Issues in Global Development Dr. Marisa Tsuchida Fernandez
This course closely links health care with issues of culture, global development and social justice. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of global health problems and the state of health within their own countries. At the same time, they will get a comparative and global view of current applied solutions.
MGD 200: Integrating Seminar: The Art and Complexities of Development: Toward a new Model of Sustainability Dr. Riccardo Colasanti and Dr. Yasushi Kikuchi
This Integrating Seminar intends to focus on what students have learned during their studies, integrating what has been learned in each of the courses in the light of each student's own experiences, and the shared experiences of the entire class (in person and by the networking that has taken place through Online Learning). During the Integrating Seminar, students will have the opportunity to present and discuss their capstone projects with each other, and with the professor who will be the Seminar leader. The goal is to arrive at an in-depth understanding of specific development issues researched and to identify strategic/structural solutions and alternative approaches.
Capstone Project The goal of the required capstone project is to arrive an in-depth understanding of development issues or priorities a student has identified. That comprehensive understanding takes into account the data available on a specific issue or priority and the results of other studies that have been undertaken. Students are also expected to identify strategic / structural solutions or approaches to addressing the development issue or priority identified. Students may also choose to research in-depth and analyze one (or more) strategies that a nation, an international organization, or NGO has developed to address a development issue and priority, to assess that strategy, and to propose an alternate approach(es).


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. ; • " - - -'^'^_'".~ '• •" ' :—- "'. __' '• .VVJI '-FyJ-a >< PAGE TWENTY. ' ---- ~,:i^XV - - I - ' . ' - * THE LEADE.B THURSDAY, APRIL 10,1952 Few Changes Made * , • •; • " ; • " ' •" • i *^_" ' ••< . • • - • - ' . , " AsTrustwsfbrane .; (Continued from Page 1) ,'Corrielhte 06.,;-.villageengineers; Dr ; Jeroxne'K. Asch, police sprgeon; Dr —BeroartUJUfBiripim surgeon; ;Mrs. Anna Marshall, po-lice ' jmutRm and Pred C* Berg Co accountant. .-' ', _; 'Also Edward, M. Voelker, Bewei Commission, -three years; David K Kadone, (Park .Commission itihree years; 'Raymond E. Clements, Flan nujg Board, three years; Trustees Smith, and Vdebrock, Plannlnj Board; Valentine Wright/ Examln In^ Board of PUtaubers, tftinee-years and-.CUnjton—H.-- WalHng, John H. ZWemerr^carrIstian Willlg, Ratrick J. Boyler eifried A. Olson, Frank D Curley^aad -Harry WallJng,-J Electri cal Board. Also Carl Hellsten, .Robert E Pattetson, Oarl G, Ijefl&er, Theo-dore &• Ions',,-George; j; Smith, Ab-raham Kate and Harry J. Berkowitz waterfront committee; Ian J. Mur- . ray, David >bevy, Mtirray Slegel, Trustees yfebtrock and Olacken, parking:,, fields; Sheriff Vollnier chalnnan, three yeare, and Walter J.-Miranda, two "yeaa^: Ydtrtfh Rec-reatlwi: ooanmiW»e^Cfflnt6h BV Gol- -den, _beowtifloa1ion"commrbteer Mrs Charles C. WttitOock, (Mra.'.Ered O Higman and Mrs. W. Sangeant Ndx-on, garden committee'and Oapt J. M. Began, Charted: P. Shlnn, Wil-liam S. AsWey, -Henry Herr, J. Harrjf M(X7artby and-Raymond H.Malone, Gaifety.coTincll; .. -. .. Also William R Crevolserat, fiber- HARREES...freeport I -V .. It lf ' '. to MEN'S STORE, iPr-v-ife ' Tftiarsday'•& Friday"m 9P.M. INVITED iff Vollmex, Fred O. Bluiher Arthur Muller, Oyril C.-Ryan, Eyerett C. Furman. and .Trustee Smith, North-oast Park . committee; John.. - P. Wootis,: Mr; Fimnian,, Herbert Bond, Mfrr McCarthy -and Tlhomaa" O*NeU,* Mttbum jBirk committee; VanBaar Brown,''_Mri Purmari, Morris Gar-fintoel, flMartrthew Doyle, Howard Thompson ;_and ^Bernard _ Verona, Nbr^iweat, 3Park commfttee, and Theodore R. Carle, Paul Garbo, Ben-jamin N.- Asoh, .Trustee Seward J. Baker and.Mr. Purman; Waterfront Park-'commlttee. Standing committees were named as follows: Smith,-Baker and Dox-see, finance; Olacken and. Baker, insurance; entire^ board, water and street, .also power house anl light; Vietorock and Baker, supplies; Vie-brock and Smith, legislative; Dox-see and Vfebrock, publictty; Olacken and Viebrock, waterways and buil-dings, and Baker, Olacken and Vie-brock municipal garage. WILBUR COFFEY AT NEWPORT Reporting for d Combat Informa-tion Center Course at 'the Fleet Training Center, Newport, B.I., from -the destroyer escort UBS Keppler, Is Wilbur Cofifey seaman apprentice, U3N, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oof fey of 15 Thelma -Court. Tkee New Members In Woodhull Chapter ( (Coirtimied from Page 1) Building 'Completion,_Mrs. Cecil E. -Buddr-Miss, Marion ~Crowell- and Mrs. S. Dimon Smith, as Alternates and Mrs. A. W. Place and Mrs. Ray? mohd^A. Searfoss are attending as members; - • •. They will be Joined in. Washington by First lieutenant Donna M. Crit-tenden. Commanding CXMicer of the Women's, Air Force Squadron at puigley Air I^rce Base in Virginia, who has been given leave to" at-tend Congress and will act as a Page, (Lt Crittenden is National Vice Northern Division^ These members will attend the New York State Luncheon in the Grand Ballroom of The'(Mayflower Hotel, Tuesday,- April 16, and will meet two of the Charter members at this luncheon- who still maintain their membership in the Freeport Chapter although Hvlng-out-tWn Mrs. Harry P. Brooks of Bethesda, Maryland and Mrs. Frank Wesley Devlin of Park Fairfax, Alexandria, Virginia. Easter Flowers . . . the most beautiful way to express your'Easter sentiments. For a superb~ selection* of"1 Bouquets, Corsages and Potted Plants. — -make "us your floral headquarters. 24 BROOKLYN AVE. FREEPOET, N. Y. FR. 9-2307 Karl's Flower Shop Opposite R.R. StatiStt . oLj'/:^''*\'*V*'iV'>'c"'tv'"V ','"''"' V*|;,'*'-^'" '-"• -J^. j=".r - ^'. - ' • ' '-.'••: •'••.'.."'••• '•':,. •; •- , ' • ' . - • ' ' . , - • ' : • sS3SSfe5S^S^*WSi6«^t5s®fea &:£&&'ZsJX4<&t£>-JuJ*3lm coe^ -Jil&^r^ AVE. HffiEPORT, M.Y. •fa FOLLOW THE LEADER FOR _ RELIABLE ADVERTISING 1 F R E E P O R T ' S OF F I G I A L ^N EW EHrrr FXDLLOW/ftiE LEADER-NEIGHBORLY 16th Year, No. 48 FREJHPQRT, ' FIVE CENTS PEE COPY Atlantic South Group Complains to Board Of Chemical Fumes Doxsee to Investigate Conditions at Plant At 69 Hampton Plate Mayor Robert L. Doxsee promised, a personal Investigation of condi-tions at the chemical works of Dr. Walter J. Smith, 69 Hampton, place, after hearing complaints of mem-bers of tihe Atlanttc-eoaitai Civic Afisodation at tihe Village Board Mcettn^ Monday night 'that fumes emanating from the plant were an-noying *he adjacent residents. Theodore R, Carle, preesident of the association, 'and about SO mem-bers attended tihe meetlnff. Mr. Carle sold children have been made ill by the fumes at -the plant which was giving . "obnoxious and' aru-cous noises." He insisted that the plant, xtfhich da located In an Indus-trial area, is detrimental to the health and safety of rtihe people liv-ing in 'the area. -Ottaer mem-bens insisted that the board enforce ordinances relating to noise and ordors and put a stop to what "they termed a "nuisance," 'One party asserted "we can only keep" our children out for an hour at a tfftme. If they stay out too long the ch*vm1<vul fames make them ter-ribly ill." . ^ .." Depuity Village Clerk 'Russell E. HotoltDg wQio attended the Budget Hearing is Set For Next Monday Night The Village Board will hold a hearing on the proposed 1952-53 municipal budget In the Municipal Building Monday nigtht at 8:30 o'- clock. "»- The board has set <bhe second and fourth Monday of each month, ex-cept July, August and September as its regular meeting night'. How-ever, the meetings will be called to order art 6:30 o'clock instead of 8 as during the past year. Meetings will be on -the second Monday of July August and September. Judge Lent Speaker At Exchange Meeting District Court's Work Described at Luncheon _ At Freeport Elks Club ;Judge Norman P. Lent explained the operations of the district courts In a talk at the weekly luncheon of the Exchange Qlub of Preeport, in the Elks clubhouse. He was in-troduced by David Levy, program chairman for April. 7 Judge; Lent , said the district ^cqurt-iWps, a combination of the magtstr&te*3, '' special sessions cund civil courts. As a magistrate's court ;it handles traffic cases, as special sessions it has jurisdiction over mis-demeanors, .and-aa: a civil .court .ae-on tt:mectt;aiwiard;.far;\iB^!nec0itf-<rf..'3ibs tihree motorcar j accident during 0851 and^driTiaff 021,762 miles for each accident. The 'awairds were made by. Jaonep R, jMacduflf. steute commissioner of Motor: Vehicles. Superintendent of Buildings WU-bert to. DdMDdtt; in (his report for March skewed 36 pecnmits Issued for new buildings estimated to,cost $382,250 end 15 tor alteiihalttonsi :aihd additions involving $07,280 : for- a total of $409,680. ' V Captain Bishop Given American Legion Award Oapt. Hewlett R. Bishop of 188 North lArng.- Beach avenue received the American Legion's Distinguish-ed Service Medal from the Robeitt I*. Hague-^Merchant Marine^ Indus-tries Post at a dinner ai^bfie-Down-town Athletic Club in Mlaiihattah Tuesdlay night in honor of hds war-time shijpping^ record. Oafrtjain Bishop, .^r e ceived-, the award specifically foi^ hds specially-designed tanker deck.-which-helped BJieed'TiunJdreds of planes to the ".war JPronrta, and for his work In _re-odtivte*ing" ahippHng^for Korea. ^rh accepting the award, Oaflptaih iBlsihop made a pl^a for Kings Point Merchant M a r ihe Academy as essential to development of Amer-ican shipping in the face of Strong foreign competition. Captain Bishop, a native of Patchogue, began his shipping career in 1908 as a deck-hand. Nine years later he was a shipfe master.. Salvation Army Drive To Open With Dinner Leaders of tihe Salvation -Anmy fund raising campaign decided Monday night in hgadquaxfters, 76 Church street, to delay the dinner opening the drive for a week to allow additional time to perfect the fund raising organization. It .will be held In the Klta clubhouse on Mon-aay, May 6. Harold F. Qtrohson, campaign chalnnan, conducted the meeting. All were enthusiastic over the pros-pects of going over the top in the drive to-raise $6,500 to carry on the Salvation Anny activities in Free-port.. there Is no: limit. " He al$o depcritoed the youthiful offenders dlvlsion-for Jboys and girls up to 18 years of age charged with minor offenses, who are tried ,in chambers, and if found .guilty are saved from having the conviction charged against their records in later life. . Judge ^Lent said. 64,000 oases were heard, by ^he'i.'^^yen- district court judges .in; Nassau :Oqunty last year, aha'?that:in4ica4dons--were for a 25 per (»nSb'increase;"(or'at leasr75,000 0^e4:-in 1052; TSe;.added "that three more Judges wmild be added to the dbaftf in a few months. Marra Takes Office In Fire Department At Meeting Tuesday New Chief Appoints Standing Committees To Serve During Year John S. Marra formally took over the office of chief of the Pree-pont Fire Department succeeding Julius C. Jacob, Jr., at tihe organ-ization meeting held in headquar-ters Tuesday night. His deputies, Franklin A. Grempel and William J. Noll, assumed their posts at the same time. , George Corwin was re-elected secretary, with Frank S. Snedeker, executive-secretary; George Graup-ner, treasurer, and John McDonald, statistician. The departmental and company officers will be formally installed at exercises to be held in the Col-umbus avenue school, Saturday night, April 26, followed by an en-tertainment and supper at the South Shore Yacht Club. Chief Marra announced the per-sonnel of the standing commit/tees for 19&2-63. It is as follows, the first named being the chairman: Budffet—Deputy Chief Grempel, John Sutherland, Vincent Giordano, GL-OTK* Oorwtn, Malcolm 41rd, Eugene Huxley. Jr., Robert Willie and James Gelllntt- .FInatice-pJohn Macdonnld, Huxley und GeHlng. Installation—Deputy Ohiefa Grempel und Noll, Bird, Robert Graupner, Frank Snedeker and Huxley. Sutherland. ''AKh'ur; lecovMno, Oorwiri,' Huxley, Donald" Mjauersberjrer, Gerald Griffin, Gelling and' foi-mar ohJofB. Memorial Field—Deputy -ChJe/s Grem-pe! and Noll, Petllcto, MauenrberRcr und Chnrloa Verity. Building and HeadqimKoriv -Chief Murna, George Schwnn. Lacovfno, John MaoDnoald. Griffin, Leo Fringe, Mauern-befffcr »nd G manner, By-Law^—MacDonald and Snedeker. Fire Alarm—MacDoaald, Giordano and Bind. Band—Sutherland. Blue Light—Deputy Chief Grempel. _ Christmas Party—Giordnno and Suth-erland. - __ Second Battalion DeTeo-nten-—Frtui^ J. Smith, Robert N. 'Klnaey and Julius C. Jacob, Jr. - Get-To-Gether—Fred" "Batcher and Burford Souihard. (Continued on Page 14) Herman Stenzler Will Play With Group at White House ~. n -- . v JL . • "** ••-• — Accordionist Has Played ~In Freeport Boys Cliib Shows at Many Events Herman;Stenzler;-blind accordion-ist, who has acliieved«,pix>mlnerrce tljrough-perfonnances he has given witti-the^Preeport Police 'Bojre' Gluto .enrtJentainoneh't group, .directed by Paitrotaian Joseph Romeiloa, is to be a guest of President;: Harry Q. Truman at the White House on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 24, 25 and 26. Herman is a student at the New York. Imrtdftutte for ..the1 Blind in MannaJttan, several btiher pupils of which are to be Included In.. tihe group that will entertain at the "White House for the -three days. Other youthftil entertainers also will participate. * Stenzler jippeored at 43, perfor-mances put) on by the PJBJC. in 1050 and 44 in 1861. . He is 0, flye^Mme winner on Paul Whiteman's -television enow and placed second to one of Ted Mack's talent contests. Mr. Romelka says he expects that Stenzler .will .ap-pear on Ed BuJlivans program soon, FRIEDMAN'S PHARMACY - /* OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY «/ - (PWedmanls Pharmacy, Grove street and Sunrise Highway, - will remain open Sunday after the other druggists in Freeport close at';2 ofclock. *The telephone Is KBeeport 8-0001. HEEMAN STENZLEB New Executive Secretary DONALD o. MCLAREN m Tt*n &¥• IV "•• I o rill New Position After Long Search Donald McLaren Arrives To Assume Duties in Commerce Organization The six months' campaign of the Freeport Chamber of Commerce for a full-time executive secretory end-ed this week with the announcement yy Ion J. Murray, president of tt& Chamber, that Donald O. McLaren of Saratoga Springs had been ap-pointed -to fill the post. 'Mr. Mcl/amen, wbo resigned 09 executive Woe-president of the Sar-atoga Springs Chamber of Com-mterce to accept rtfae offer, arrived in Kreepopt-Tuesday to-aasume-hlfi new duttes. ' A nartive of (Michigan who spent lis boyhood tn Mtmiesota, Mir. Mc- Laren attended MfooftTaster College Primaries to Name Convention Delegates Party Representatives Will Go Uninstructed; Sprague for Eisenhower Two delegates and two alternates from each of the Congressional Dis-tricts In Nassau County to. the Nat-ional Republican and Democratic conventions to be heW in Chicago fijl> i iW ohpflOTV' &&-^ufl V-fiOXUU "elections' to" be" "held 'ol from 12 o'olock noon, un/UJ 9 oiclock at night; Delegates to both conventtons are (to be uninstrucbed as to whom to vote for for the presidential candidates to be nominated at tihe conventions. H o w e v er, Oounlty Leader J< Russel Sprague, is known to (flavor General of the Anrty Dwight D. EHsenhower for the Re-publican nomination, so it can-J>e assumed that the delegates named will support the General for the nomination. -X-.•'; ,-;'' "''• : .- There are no contest^ in edfther the Republican or Democratic pri-maries. The candidates are as follows: REPUBLICAN First Congressional Distilcfo—R. Ford Hughes and Jennie A~ Wan-zer, wttih Perry B. Duryea and Eli- -sha-A. Barrett, as alternates. Second Oongresslonial District— Qpn'grcsshitan Leonard W. Hiall and Noranan P. Penny with George R, Brennan and Lucy C3oirnee Dunn- Ing-as alternates.. " DEMOCRATIC First -Co ngressiojial Distirtat— Herman B. Baruch and Edmund M. Hanrahan. .with_ Otis.. G, Pike and Richard "TT Mayes~'as'.:aHernaJtes. " jSecond Congressional Didtriot-r: Rene A. CarreauTLnd .Ferdinand .I. Haber ;wibh John H. Dair .and John S.- Thorp as alfernates. Miranda is Pushing Freeport Cancer Drive , Walter J. Miranda, campaign chairman of "the-Freeport Cancer Committee wthlch is endeavoring Jto raise $4,400 this month, reported "gratifying returns" at a meeting of the workers. Addi/Hona!" district captains and workers .were named. Plans for a '^Crusaders' Dinner" at Dombardo's Bast Point House to close the drive were discussed. It is at be Freeport'fl "very own" dinner. Eritertainanent iwlll^fee (provided/ there will be addresses and a large attendance Is antidptated. The first of a.serles of radio talks will be given tomorrow afternoon at 3:05 o'clock- by Mrs. -Elizabeth P. Kelly, librarian, and Village Clerk pdinund T. Cheshire. Other announcements concern-ing events being arranged will' be made at the next meeting of t&e workers. Mr. Miranda thanked all who are co-operating in campaign a success. . in St. BaouY Mfcnit,' ColumJbda verfiity and VcUe Univeretty.' He to a graduate of "t^JNoirtheastwrn in-for Commercial nnd Trade atton-'^ofecurtdves of'Vole, During World''W^r'H Mr. Mdkar-en was wMJh *he"vTar Food Admin- IstratUnv of the TJS. Depajtoient of Agriculture, seo-vlng finally as Area Supervisor for 14 ttnmtles in Norbh-east PennsylvaJola.' Earlier tn ' his career Mr. iMoLcuren was' employed by (the Dayton OoimiponyioI'MiaMiea-pohs, one of tthe largest department stores of the Middle West, for five years. He nose from 'tine .stock room to assistant buyer with fchis Arts and' Sciences at ;polqmlbia' .tta^ Iverslty Too* six ycoro. - • In Saratoga Six Yean Mr. McLaren spent 4£be last sbr years with the Satratogia Springs Chamber of Commerce. During this tune Its budget increased 100 per cent to $30,000 a year from mem-berships an4-other sources, Mr. McLaren regards his biggest achievement In Sarojtoga.as.balabo- Ing-tihe activities of the Chamber of Commerce. Finding the Chamber largely a convention bureau at the ttoe'fhe-'took it dver, Mr.-McLaren helped develop ia tR^bajl MerohantB Bureau, an Industrial Bureau, a civ- Lo prognam and a broader resort de-velopment program. Tihe Chamber of Commerce under his leadership brought five mew industries to Sara-toga, one of which, gives employ-ment to 250 people, i Mr. McLaren pointed out on his arrival hi Freeport _.that ^Saraitqgn Springs actually -is* a_janaller city than Freeport. It has a much small--- er_:year-round" pqpulaiHon- and a smaller retail 'district. It has fertr'er industries and" far , less .papulaJtion _ within Its buying-area than the po-ienttial within, a, fiye"rmlle._radius of orfe^_Mr/ -Mcliareh says -he is (Continued _on Page 14). Holy Redeemer Drive ~. Reports Due Tuesday - ~ Workers in the drive to raise $150,000 with which to construct an 8-classrooni addiftion to Our Holy Redeemer School, will submit taieir reporta at a meeting to be held in the sdhool Tuesday nigSit. Tlhey were blessed by 'tlie pastor, Mons. John J. Mahon, alt a meet- Moi^day night after which tne 150 men started on a canvasa of the- parishioners for subscrip-tions to the building fund. Mons. Mahon traced ttie Jiistory of the parjsh which 'was smarted as. a mission of Our Lady of Loretta Churcli, Heonpstead, and established ' aa a Separate parish with the $ev. Charles Logue ad pastor, on April 22,'-' 1W2, (with 117 parishioners. Father Logue died in leas, and was succeeded by tthe .Rev. John P.. OToole who passed away in 1935. The church now numbers 5.000 and; 2,600 partook of Holy Communion on Barter Bunxlay. Announcement was made thiat contributions for memorials now totaled $70,000 -land. that it was 'hoped to 'conclude the* campaign by Tuesday, May 13. ; , , 7 - SsBS^^^^.-'-'. ;'v&?f'-'',"?&J;•'>•-.'i ; • - • • •- •••'..: v>; '.-•-•• Ji1^-; ••-;-«.v-.-''.-: J^
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PSN: madmikefisk
late to the party as usual, but jsut caught the DLC announcement. pretty solid week: even appreciating the SOAD tracks, which I have a soft spot for and have to be imagine will be fun to play.
Leonard Cohen
Carbon Leaf
The Notwist
Victor Wooten
The National
The Chameleons
This is my punk room on Turntable
How does everyone tag music with eastern characters? I've been taking it as if the artist uses Western characters on their releases (Kazumoto Endo, for example) then I include the entire thing in Western characters and disregard the original writing of the name, and then when someone like Keiji Haino comes around, I'll tag him as 灰野敬二, with his English-language albums in English and his non like so: わたしだけ? (Watashi dake?). All tracks with Eastern characters with available translations/western phonetic approximations I put in parentheses, but I'd like to see what everyone else's opinion is on that sort of thing.
I'm happy we got Vapors even if it is "Turning Japanese".
just got back from seeing Scamp, they played a song for me (House Where Nobody Lives) which was awesome, as well as a sweet shuffle, and a disco-sounding version of Whipping Post
solid set
My bad Schiz. Internet literally went out when we were jamming. >_>
I'm honestly not familiar enough with Eastern characters to tag music with it. I know a few phrases of spoken Japanese as a result of a two-week trip there, but that's about it.
I suppose if I got the music tagged as such I would leave it that way, but that's about it.
I'm going to my first garage show today
the guy I've been arguing with, just tried to tell me that the difference in heavy metal and black metal is in the lyrics
I ****ing hate everyone.
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The University of Tennessee at Martin women's basketball team will continue its three game OVC road swing as they travel to SIU Edwardsville Saturday afternoon. Tipoff is set for 4 p.m. from the Vadalabene Center.
The Skyhawks (10-11) are riding the momentum of a season-long three game win streak and a convincing 81-63 win over OVC rival Tennessee Tech on Monday to move UT Martin in a tie atop the OVC standings at 5-2.
Jasmine Newsome led five Skyhawks in double figures with 19 points, while Heather Butler added 16 points and six assists. Senior Rickiesha Bryant added her eighth straight game with double digits, scoring 13 points and six rebounds. Freshmen Katie Schubert and Sydney Vanlandingham added 14 and 12 points respectively, combining for 8-of-10 from behind the arc.
"When we get 19 from (Jasmine) Newsome, 16 from (Heather) Butler, 14 from Katie Schubert, 13 from Rickiesha (Bryant) and 12 from (Sydney) Vanlandingham,
I will take it every night and not worry about a thing," UT Martin head coach Kevin McMillan said. "When we help Butler and Newsome, we are a pretty good basketball team."
UT Martin built a 22-point lead with 12:32 to play in the game and never looked back. The Skyhawks shot 56.4 percent from the field and hit 12-of-24 from 3-point range. The Skyhawks also forced 18 turnovers on the night and grabbed 12 steals as their 1-3-1 defense stymied the Golden Eagles. Newsome led the team with five steals.
UT Martin jumped out to a 5-0 run in the first half and never looked back, hitting seven 3-pointers, with Vanlandingham knocking down all four of her attempts.
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SIU Edwardsville (9-10, 3-4 OVC) comes into the matchup off the wings of a strong defensive effort holding Austin Peay to just 26 percent shooting in the 54-49 win on the road. The Cougars are led by senior forward Raven Berry. Berry leads the team with 13.1 pgg and 9.1 rpg including chipping in 13 points and 13 rebounds for her fifth double-double of the season in the win over the Lady Govs. Sophomore Tierny Austin averages 11.8 ppg and 5.9 rpg adding 13 points and nine rebounds the last time out.
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Excellent taste as usual Chace..
One of my favorites is Nick Snider, not only is he a cutie, but also a friend of mine.
Don't we already have a dozen of "male models" threads already?
Nick Snider undoubtedly gorgeous but even he clearly gets the airbrush treatment..... like the thread idea
I actually knew him before he was a model. He was discovered working at Disney World. His Mom lives about 1/2 mile from me, although he lives in Manhattan now.
Hey, there has to be some perks for living in Orlando, lol.
And by the way, you're quite the cutie yourself.
My favorite male model is Clint Mauro!
^^^more of Clint!
More Clement!
Matheus Verdelho
Parker Hurley
Love Ryan Daharsh!
Thor Knai is another fav!
I can't believe a professional model management would allow their clients to disfigure their body like that in #12 and #13.
It's going to limit their earnings in the future.
A professional fashion model has to change their look according with the fashion of the day.
Jon Kortajarena...enough said.
Cfwwfc, thank you for introducing me to Mr. Daharsh. And I thought the end all be all was Kerry Degman!
While he doesn't have the most rockin' bod, Julian Hennig does have his charms. There's something ethereal and exotic about his looks. Love the last shot of his profile.
brian joubert, french figure skater.... not a model but sexy as hell!!!!!
look at the reflection of the hand in picture 3 in post #20. Is it real?
I guarantee that that image has been 'enhanced'. The no. 2 image is SO enhanced that it looks like a hand-brushed photo-montage rather than a photograph. (I'm not complaining. And Julian is pretty.)
I speak to people in the model industry and they say there is a sharp demarcation between those tall ones who work LIVE on a catwalk and those short ones who lie back to be photographed.
james guardino is so fuckin hot i cum just lookin at him
Arthur Sales;
Francisco Lachowski;
Josh Kloss;
Marlon Teixeira;
Chad White;
River Viiperi;
Noah Mills;
Danny Schwarz;
Vladimir Ivanov;
How can anyone resist the always hot Evan Wadle??
"Comedy is my drug. Laughter is your medicine."
Marlon Teixeira:
Francisco Lachowski:
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Todd Sanfield:
"Comedy is my drug. Laughter is your medicine."
My avatar, Ben Hill. HOT HOT HOT!!!!
For all sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
Jon Kortajarena:
Lucas Mascarini with Marlon teixeira:
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Ashton Kutcher started out as a model. Some of his photos were very homoerotic. Anyone have any?
Sean O'pry ranked the #2 model in the world, i love him and in this video feels kinda gay


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Tag Archives: gamestation
Fri, Jan 25, 2013 | 14:14 GMT
Retail husks: inside Edinburgh's last indie game stores
The high street is in disarray right now with Blockbuster, HMV and Game experiencing turbulent times. VG247′s Dave Cook visits his home city's remaining indie game stores and asks why they've survived.
Mon, Oct 22, 2012 | 10:32 BST
Gamestation.co.uk closing down next week, customer accounts will remain
Gamestation is currently in the transition to becoming fully absorbed by the Game brand, and with it, the closure of Gamestation's official web site and store looms on the horizon. Get the details below.
Fri, Sep 14, 2012 | 11:16 BST
Gamestation no more: all stores to be rebranded as Game
Gamestation – the UK high street retail chain – is to be no more, following the announcement that parent company Game will be rebranding all stores to fall in line with its brand.
Fri, Sep 07, 2012 | 17:46 BST
GAME and Gamestation brand separation being reviewed, says CEO
GAME group CEO Martyn Gibbs has said the company is researching the possibility of combining the GAME and Gamestation brands, or possibly doing away with one altogether.
Fri, Jul 06, 2012 | 02:02 BST
New Super Mario Bros 2 pre-orders nab gold-ish accessories
GAME and GameStation are offering UK Mario fans the chance to nab an exclusive cartridge case with pre-orders of New Super Mario Bros 2. The case is shaped like one of the 3DS effort's bazillion coins and hold a single cartridge; hit the break to see a photo courtesy of TinyCartridge. Meanwhile, US fans can order online at GameStop to score a Mario pin. New Super Marios Bros 2 hits 3DS on August 17.
Thu, Apr 26, 2012 | 19:34 BST
GAME and Gamestation net exclusive Max Payne 3 multiplayer map
Max Payne 3′s Cemetery multiplayer map will be exclusive to GAME and Gamestation, according to the retailer. In order to acquire said map, you will need to pre-order the title in-store or online. Various GAME store will also be hosting midnight launch events for Max, which lands in the UK May 18. Thanks, Eurogamer.
Thu, Apr 05, 2012 | 18:17 BST
Witcher 2 Enhanced will be available at GAME, Gamestation, pre-orders honored
GAME, Gamestation and Namco Bandai Partners UK have confirmed that The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings – Enhanced Edition for Xbox 360 will be available at all GAME and Gamestation stores across the UK on the April 17. Customers who have pre-ordered the Dark Edition and the standard edition will receive the game at launch. If you still have any questions on the matter, contact your local GAME or Gamestation store and confirm your pre-order online or in-store.
Fri, Mar 30, 2012 | 13:30 BST
GAME, GameStation websites return online
GAME and GameStation's online portals have now returned online.
Mon, Mar 26, 2012 | 23:43 BST
277 GAME stores shuttered, 2,104 jobs cut
GAME's administration has resulted in some serious bloodletting.
Mon, Mar 12, 2012 | 11:39 GMT
GAME, GameStation sites go down for maintenance, come back
GAME and GameStation's websites are now back online after a brief period of maintenance. The group told MCV the downtime was as a result of a fault, adding "the web service will resume imminently". It's been reported this weekend that the retailer has put itself for sale. Share prices have hit 0.5p this morning.
Wed, Feb 22, 2012 | 18:15 GMT
Report – GAME to close 35 stores, shut down Gameplay.co.uk
MCV is reporting that GAME is to close 35 stores and shutter its online retail site Gameplay.co.uk.
Fri, Feb 17, 2012 | 16:10 GMT
GAME, gamestation holding Vita midnight launches
GAME Group's announced it'll be holding midnight launches of PlayStation Vita across the UK next Tuesday in its lead stores at GAME and gamestation.
Tue, Jan 31, 2012 | 13:59 GMT
Get Vita for as little as £80 at GameStation
Cheapskate, your day is about to be made. GameStation's announced those who trade in a 320Gb PS3 or 250Gb Xbox 360 can get a Wi-Fi PlayStation Vita for £80, or £130 for 3G. If you happen to trade your 3DS instead, it'll set you back £100 on Wi-Fi or £150 on 3G. There's more offers below.
Vita launches on February 22. Thanks, MCV.
Tue, Nov 08, 2011 | 14:51 GMT
Modern Warfare 3 is most pre-ordered title ever at GAME, Amazon UK
It never ends, does it? Modern Warfare 3 has become Amazon UK GAME's most pre-ordered title ever, both companies have said.
Tue, Oct 25, 2011 | 10:39 BST
GAME, GameStation to hold midnight launches for Battlefield 3
GAME and GameStation have published the full list of stores taking part for midnight launches in the UK for Battlefield 3 this Thursday/Friday. You can probably find the same usual spots on the list on there, so you should be covered either way. Some stores will open up early to consumers take part in any trade-in offers. GAME's website has recommended, however, to "check with your local branch before going out on the night as they will have the latest information."
Find GAME's full list of stores opening here and GameStation's through this.
Thu, Sep 29, 2011 | 10:53 BST
GAME, GameStation MW3 pre-orders to get double XP at launch
GAME Group's announced this morning that those who pre-order Modern Warfare 3 from either GAME or GameStation will get double XP in their first four hours of multiplayer game time. The bonus is the final one to be announced as part of the Classified Intel Pack that will come with pre-orders for the shooter. The pack will also come with a mini-guide and either a platform specific reward: avatar gear on 360 or a theme for PS3.
Get the game from here or here. MW3′s out November 8 on PS3, 360 and PC.
Tue, Sep 27, 2011 | 06:56 BST
GAME UK details FIFA 12 midnight launch plans
Locate your thermos and folding chair; it's nearly time to get in the queue for FIFA 12′s launch this week.
Wed, Aug 31, 2011 | 16:45 BST
Halo mini-book available exclusively through pre-order at GAME
Microsoft and Titan Publishing will include a mini-book with pre-orders of Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary through retailer GAME, according to an announcement.
Fri, Aug 26, 2011 | 10:43 BST
GameStation website reboots with £99 360 offer
GameStation has gone live with a new look on it website, and is celebrating by selling Xbox 360s for £99. Whilst clicking on it shows a £178 pricetag – it's £159 second-hand – it mentions that prices will "change randomly during the day." GAME has also given its site a new bit of paint, but, unlike GameStation, has no massive deals of the sort. Go buy Deus Ex instead.
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Current Students | Faculty/StaffParents | Visitors | Alumni
St. Olaf Study Travel takes you "behind the seen" to observe and experience cultures in ways that encourage you to ask questions and question answers. All our programs are designed and led by St. Olaf faculty who are passionate about sharing their favorite subjects and destinations. Study Travel blends the joy of learning with free time for independent exploration and creature comforts that suit adult lives. Always open to the public, Study Travel is for adults of all ages and teenagers traveling with adults. Imagine where Study Travel can take you.
To register for a program, visit the individual program page below. To receive general information on any program, visit our information request form.
Imperial Cities of Thailand and Vietnam January 1/3 - 18, 2014 - REGISTRATION IS CLOSED Led by Mary Griep, Professor of Art and Art History, and Randolph Jennings, Instructor in Management Studies and Former Director of International Programs at Payap University, Chiang Mai
Theater in LondonApril 25/26 - May 4, 2014 - REGISTRATION IS CLOSEDLed by Pat Quade, Professor Emeritus of Theatre, and Kathy Quade, Retired Disability Services Coordinator
Discovering Historical Paris: The Importance of Collective MemoryMay 27/28–June 7, 2014 Led by Wendy Allen, Professor of French, and Richard Allen, Professor of Computer Science
These programs are in the planning stages.
Full information on 2015 programs - including exact dates, program fees, itineraries and a detailed payment schedule - will be available by January 2014. To guarantee your space on a program, please register and pay the $500 per-person deposit. Deposits are fully refundable until approximately 6 or 7 months prior to departure. With questions, please call 888-865-6537.


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Alt.Net does NOT equal Anti-Microsoft
I've had this post sitting in the queue forever. Not forever, but about 2 months. Before I start, I'd love to be able to go back and quote the mass amount of Alt.Net posts that have come out of CB over the last few days, but to be honest I don't have time to read them right now. I'm the busiest person I know and can't even find time to read