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DMA, Return Path Launch Email Reputation Registry
December 16, 2008 The Direct Marketing Association (DMA), in partnership with Return Path, a leading deliverability and email reputation services provider, has launched a Web-based Email Reputation Registry giving member companies unprecedented access to third-party data about their email programs. The registry makes it easier for DMAs more than 3,400 member companies to increase the integrity and value of email marketing, and in doing so, reinforces the Associations efforts around self-regulation in the digital marketing arena.
Millions of marketers around the world depend on email to communicate with their current customers and to reach new ones, and that is why it is essential that email is viable and trusted, said Senny Boone, DMAs senior vice president, Corporate & Social Responsibility. Authentication plays a major role in ensuring trust in the electronic marketplace because it lays a framework for legitimate email marketers to be identified. DMAs Email Reputation Registry, which will provide authentication verification, is a major step towards preserving email as both an important tool for marketers and a vital communications and commerce channel.
Email authentication is an easy-to-implement and critical defense against spam and phishing. By authenticating its outbound email, a company enables ISPs and corporate networks to validate the identity of the actual sender of the email. This validation protects the companys domain from spoofing and forgery, enhancing the deliverability of legitimate email while increasing the ability to detect deceptive and malicious email.
DMA began requiring its member companies to authenticate their outbound email in early 2006. Since then, the Associations Corporate & Social Responsibility department has been monitoring compliance with the requirement and has seen a steady rise in the number of members whose programs are authenticated. The new Email Reputation Registry will enhance these offerings by making the monitoring and compliance process fully transparent to member companies by giving them access to the monitoring data, reports, and alerts for their IP addresses and domains. This transparency should accelerate adoption of email authentication for email marketing and corporate email, as well as improve overall email effectiveness and deliverability by providing critical reputation information.
While most marketers know that authentication is a key component to email marketing, many are still confused as to how to successfully implement authentication protocols, said Matt Blumberg, chairman and CEO of Return Path. In working with the DMA to create this registry, we hope to make it extremely easy for any email marketer to verify that their email marketing programs are authenticated or, if they arent, to know exactly what to do to get authenticated. We want to empower marketers to do the right thing.
The registry also includes an FAQ section with information on authentication, infrastructure and reputation.
For more information on email authentication, visit DMAs Email Authentication Help Center at: http://www.dmaresponsibility.org/EmailAuthentication/. To access the DMA/Return Path Email Reputation Registry, refer to the How To section of the Email Authentication Help Center, or visit http://www.the-dma.org/sso/thirdsignon.php?type=&returnURL=http://reputationregistry.the-dma.org/?process=returnpath\.
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The Direct Marketing Association (www.the-dma.org) is the leading global trade association of businesses and nonprofit organizations using and supporting multichannel direct marketing tools and techniques. DMA advocates standards for responsible marketing, promotes relevance as the key to reaching consumers with desirable offers, and provides cutting-edge research, education, and networking opportunities to improve results throughout the end-to-end direct marketing process. Founded in 1917, DMA today represents more than 3,400 companies from dozens of vertical industries in the US and 48 other nations, including half of the Fortune 100 companies, as well as nonprofit organizations.
In 2008, marketers commercial and nonprofit will spend $176.9 billion on direct marketing, which accounts for 52.1 percent of all ad expenditures in the United States. Measured against total US sales, these advertising expenditures will generate approximately $2.057 trillion in incremental sales. In 2008, direct marketing accounted for approximately 10 percent of total US gross domestic product. Also in 2008, there were 1.6 million direct marketing employees in the US. Their collective sales efforts directly support 9.3 million other jobs, accounting for a total of 10.9 million US jobs.
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Founded in 1999, Return Path helps commercial email senders get more email delivered to the inbox. Our tools and services give senders the tools and insight to diagnose and prevent email deliverability and rendering failures by improving and maintaining their email sending reputations. Return Path works with both the sending and receiving communities to bring transparent standards to email delivery and filtering. Return Paths runs the internets most widely used third-party whitelist, Sender Score Certified. For more information, please visit www.returnpath.net.
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Unioto grad and Chillicothe native Dave Huffman has been voted "Hottest Husband."
Huffman's wife, Shawnda McNeal - also a Ross County native - nominated her husband in Katie Couric's Twitter Contest, which he won by an overwhelming margin.
But, Huffman says he was initially wary about it because "hot" is a subjective word.
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This beautiful home was built in 2010 with a wall of windows
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observe the osprey, eagles and other birds native to Cape May. Launch your own Kayak at high tide from our
beach or go for long walks with your dog.
The water is very shallow and great fun to dig up conch shells in the
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Upside down house, first floor bedrooms, 2nd
floor great room
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths (house sleeps 7 total)
Master bedroom has queen bed and sleeps 2 with private bath
and two person shower
2nd bedroom has bunk beds with trundle bed
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3rd bedroom has queen bed and sleeps 2
2nd bathroom has shower and tub
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Three decks, two facing bay, one facing wetlands and osprey
Central air/heat
Cable TV and DVD upstairs in great room and TV only in master
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Kitchen has granite countertops, microwave, dishwasher,
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Rooftop ArtPark Opens, Plus, Grossology and Making Things at the Children's Museum
by Tom Brock on Apr.19, 2012, under Family & Kids
There are three great reason to visit the Minnesota Children's Museum this spring.
First, the seasonal Rooftop ArtPark opens this Saturday, April 21. Situated on the Museum's fourth floor rooftop, this exhibit overlooks 7th Steet in downtown Saint Paul. As with all MCM gallerys, this one is interactive and is an entertaining combination of art and nature, where kids can climb a treehouse or cast images under the shadow dome.
Next, there is the disgustingly engaging Grossology exhibit, which runs at MCM through May 13. What kid (or parent for that matter) wouldn't want to learn about the oftentimes unpleasant workings of the human body through interactive displays that explore belching, vomit and flatulence?
Finally, there is the How People Make Things exhibit, appearing at MCM through June 3. Here, children learn about how things we see in our everyday lives are produced; from crayons, to baseball bats. Also, they can don the wardrob of the fatory worker and participate in various industrial processes such as assembling a toy streetcar, milling wax or cutting and assembling a paper horse.
As if that weren't enough, the Museum's permanent attractions offers seemingly endless activities that kids never tire of, as we discovered at a recent visit. They can make paper, bubbles, explore the dynamics of water and participate in block production and shipping facility amoung many other things to do.
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While the world's attention was focused on Boston and North Korea, the conflict in Syria entered a new phase -- one that threatens to embroil its neighbors in a chaotic way and pose complex challenges to the Obama administration.
What began as a protest movement long ago became an uprising that metastasized into a war, a vicious whirlpool dragging a whole region toward it.
Many analysts believe the United States can do little to influence -- let alone control -- the situation. And it could make things worse. Fawaz Gerges of the London School of Economics argues against the United States "plunging into the killing fields of Syria ... because it would complicate and exacerbate an already dangerous conflict."
Others contend that if the United States remains on the sidelines, regional actors will fight each other to "inherit" Syria, and hostile states such as Iran and North Korea will take note of American hesitancy. They say inaction has given free rein to more extreme forces.
And in the wake of the strikes against Damascus, apparently by Israeli planes, critics argue that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is now more vulnerable than ever and U.S. intervention could help finish him off.
Republican Sen. John McCain has revived calls for a no-fly zone. And introducing legislation to arm the Syrian rebels in the U.S. Senate on Monday, Democratic Sen. Robert Menendez said: "There will be no greater strategic setback to Iran than to have the Assad regime collapse, and cause a disruption to the terror pipeline between Tehran and Hezbollah in Lebanon."
But more than two years since the revolt against al-Assad began, regional analysts say Syria is in danger of becoming the next Somalia, which collapsed into fiefdoms 20 years ago and has been stalked by anarchy, terrorism and hunger ever since. Except Syria would be worse. Its religious and ethnic fault lines extend across borders in every direction; Somalia's anarchy was largely self-contained. Somalia never had chemical weapons, nor the missiles and modern armor that make Syria one of the most crowded arsenals in the world.
And unlike Syria, Somalia was never central to a titanic struggle between different branches of Islam: Sunni and Shia.
Given that background, here are five reasons Syria's war suddenly looks more dangerous.
1: Israel and Hezbollah's proxy war
For two years, Israel has looked on with growing anxiety as brutal repression in Syria has become de facto civil war. Now a high-octane game of regional poker is under way. The Israelis have not admitted carrying out the devastating strikes of last week, but U.S. officials tell CNN they have no doubt Israel was responsible.
Why would Israel suddenly become an active participant? While much has been said about President Barack Obama's "red line" -- that the use of chemical weapons in Syria would make him reassess U.S. involvement -- the Israelis have a different threshold: the transfer of advanced missiles to al-Assad's ally, the Shiite Lebanese militia Hezbollah.
Their main worry, U.S. officials say, was the possible transfer of Iranian-made Fateh-110 missiles, whose accuracy would pose a new threat to Israel. A consignment of these ballistic missiles had recently arrived at Damascus' airport. Similarly, the second Israeli strike before dawn Sunday was on a "research facility" near Damascus where weapons destined for Hezbollah were kept.
According to Jane's Intelligence, Iran's Defense Ministry reported the test firing of an upgraded Fateh-110 last year, and the Iranian Aerospace Industries Organization claimed it had a range in excess of 180 miles (300 kilometers.)
Israel's motive was not to degrade the Syrian military. It was about sending al-Assad a message (copied to Iran and Hezbollah): "If you try to raise the regional stakes by passing a new generation of short-range ballistic missiles to Hezbollah, the response will be swift and severe."
Gerges, author of "Obama and the Middle East," told CNN that we are seeing "an open-ended war by proxy. ... On the one hand you have Israel, regional powers and the Western states; on the other hand you have Iran, Hezbollah and Syria."
Middle East analyst Juan Cole agrees, writing on his blog: "It is not that the Israelis and Hezbollah are in any direct conflict, but they are gradually both becoming more active in Syria on opposite sides. It is an open question how long this process can continue before the conflict does become direct."
One miscalculation could provoke a wider escalation.
The stakes for Hezbollah are enormous. For nearly 30 years, it has been sustained by Iranian and Syrian support. If Syria becomes a Sunni-dominated state, Hezbollah's "rear-base" vanishes, and suddenly it looks more vulnerable to its archenemy Israel, one of whose strategic goals is to counter the growing missile threat from the north.
Military analysts believe Hezbollah has an arsenal of some 50,000 missiles and rockets, supported by a sophisticated, hardened infrastructure that would be even harder to uproot than during its last conflict with Israel in 2006. Little wonder that Israel has deployed two of its Iron Dome missile-defense batteries in its northern cities.
Will the Syrians retaliate for the strikes, which they describe as a declaration of war by Israel? To do so would divert resources from the regime's battle for survival. Not to do so would convey an image of weakness in the face of the "Zionist enemy."
Al-Assad has a history of not retaliating against Israel, most notably when the Israelis took out what was purported to be a Syrian nuclear installation in 2007. According to Cliff Kupchan with the Eurasia Group, Israel has calculated that "Bashar al-Assad is incapable of fighting on two fronts, that Iran will keep its powder dry for a possible future conflict over its nuclear program, and that Hezbollah will not attempt significant retribution without approval from its sponsors."
But one risk to Israel is that in weakening the Assad regime, it may strengthen some of the best organized and most potent rebel factions: jihadist groups such as the al-Nusra Front, which has already declared its affiliation with al Qaeda in Iraq.
2: More than ever, it's sectarian
In the early days of the Syrian uprising, people who were anti- and pro-regime shared one common dread: that Syria would descend, Bosnia-style, into sectarian horror. Now, in the fight to prevail, that has become a reality.


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Federal and local law enforcement officers made 16 arrests Wednesday as part of a year-long investigation into a suspected drug trafficking organization that operated in San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Los Angeles Counties.
The investigation began in 2011. Detectives previously arrested three people during searches on September 18.
They are still searching for three suspects, identified as Jesus Alejandro Alcaraz-Martinez, 24, of Atascadero, Edgar Paul Alvarez-Rendon, 24, of Paso Robles, and Melanie Wilson, 39, of Paso Robles. [pictured]
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An early-morning wreck on Navarre Beach sent a Georgia woman to the hospital with serious injuries on Monday.
According to a Florida Highway Patrol report, a Lexus SUV driven by Margarette G. Freiberg, 61, of Columbus, Ga., was driving on Gulf Boulevard near the intersection of Navarre Beach Causeway when the SUV left the roadway and overturned several times in some sand dunes before coming to rest on the shoulder of Gulf Boulevard. Freiberg was transported via EMS to Baptist Hospital in Pensacola with serious injuries.
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Joaquin laid out the space smartly, arranging the middle of the prefab as a living area, divided from the bedroom by a custom Plyboo unit from Neil Kelly Cabinets. Plyboo, by the way, is such a promising material. It's renewable and looks really modern, especially the way it was used in this wall unit -- on the edges and sides the stacked layers were left exposed, lending the wood a striped appearance. A bonus: built-in closet space on the bedroom-side of the unit.
Speaking of sleeping spaces, the bedroom was very cozy and outfitted with a rubber latex mattress and pillows from Organic Mattresses Inc. and ultra-luxe Coyuchi linens. (I won't lie -- I had to fight the urge to crawl beneath the covers after a long day at the conference.) To the side of the bed, a closet-size space housed an exposed energy-efficient washer and dryer, which would normally be neatly tucked away behind a door. For small layouts, this is an inspired choice. No more lugging laundry, that's for sure.
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GRAND TRAVERSE -- The 3rd grade students at Eastern Elementary School in Traverse City held a Veterans Appreciation Assembly today as part of their Heroes In Our Community service project. This past March, the students got the chance to interview 19 local veterans about their time in various American wars. This assembly was a chance to say thank you to them and also to present them with a DVD of their interview.
The interviews will be preserved in a bigger way by becoming a part of the permanent national Veteran's History Project collection in the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress. Students also had the chance to sing and give the vets paintings they made to honor them.
The Heroes In Our Community program is meant to teach students about social issues and civic responsibility and to give them the opportunity to have an impact of their own community.


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Around Diwali, the usual constant stream of "visitors" will show up. The crew of building watchmen (half a dozen of whom you've never seen before), the janitor, the postman, the maid, and probably some random strangers chancing their luck – they will all knock on your door looking for Diwali "Baksheesh." Baksheesh is a term that loosely refers to either a tip or, interestingly, a bribe.
For people, the popularity of tipping has always been something of a mystery. Take restaurant tipping as a typical example. Since the tip is usually given at the end of the meal, what good purpose does it serve? Since the service has already been provided, it can't by definition affect the quality of the service you received? It would make sense maybe for a repeat customer on the basis that a kind tip would lead to the probability of better service next time.
But researchers have something else to say. As per the researchers, tipping is equally likely to yield same service whether a customer plans to return or not. The consensus seems to be that tipping is best understood as a social norm, a form of charitable giving tied to the provision of a service.


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Scadden: 'Remember their sacrifice' this Veterans Day
Nobody knows the importance of Veterans Day more than Kevin Scadden.
Scadden, director of the Veterans Affairs office in Union County, speaks regularly with local veterans from every branch of military and from every war dating back to World War II. (See related story on page 7A). They come into his office at the Union County Courthouse and it's his job to get eligible veterans assistance.
But, Scadden said his job is more than filling out paperwork.
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Dear Linc,
I was reading some article that said you had been feeling crucified by the press and even the fans lately because of your performance this season. When I read that part of the article, seeing the word "crucified" made me think of Crucifictorious, this fake band that was on the Friday Night Lights TV show. I used to have a crush on Jesse Plemons, the guy whose character headlines the band. Jesse Plemons himself is a few years younger than me, and he is even younger than you are, but I did tend to go gaga over him the entire time that I watched that show. I know the guy's got a goofy face, but his character was really sweet and from what I have seen in his interviews and the handful of other roles I have seen him play, there is a lot of himself in the role of Landry.
Had you mentioned to me in real life that you felt like you were being crucified, I would have interjected with a non sequitor response like "Crucifictorious, even." And then you would have done a double take and asked, "What?" Depending on what kind of personality you have, you may be irritated at me for abruptly changing the subject, or you may be amused at my random nature.
That's what I do. I like to diffuse situations. It's not that I necessarily like to avoid confrontation — even though, in fact, I hate confrontation — but you don't get to be 30 without learning how to manage not just confrontation, which is so dramatic a word, but on a less dramatic note: simply, conversation. And in conversation, if things become too tense, I like to use humor. Not in an extreme way, the way Chandler Bing did on Friends (wow, I've already made two NBC references in one never-to-be-sent), but in a way that I hope makes everyone in the conversation feel a little more relaxed.
Maybe I picked up that habit from Pop and Ma. When I was a kid, they argued a lot. I'd happen to walk into the room during some fight, and because they did not want to argue in front of me, inevitably one of them would break from the argument into a kind of forced laughter. Sometimes Ma would utter a strained chuckle and go, "He's mad." And then Pop would chime in with his own hiccuping laughter and say, "No, she's the one who's mad!" (It was even funnier — in an awkward way, of course — because their arguments were always in Tagalog, but when they broke for me, they'd speak English.)
Pop and Ma got married young and then began to realize that they didn't have much in common. If they were ever actually in love, I only know about it from one picture, where they look astonishingly young, and new to the world, their whole lives ahead of them. I can tell they are at a party. Maybe it's because someone else took the picture, or because Pop is wearing a fitted polo shirt and his slick hair is combed back. Ma is wearing one of those "boyfriend" flannel shirts that were so popular back in the 80s over capris. She used to wear headbands a lot back then, and in that picture she is wearing one. Ma has baby cheeks. When she smiles, she looks like a young teenager, even though in that picture she must have already at least been 21 or so. Pop's arm is around his beauty pageant queen.
I've described all of this from memory, Linc. I don't know where that picture went. It has been many years since I physically held it in my hands.
Talking to Ma lately has been very exhausting. My whole life, she has always conveyed all of her expectations upon me, whether I was only in the first grade and already expected to get straight A's on my report card or the furious disappointment that met me when I came dancing to her in high school after I'd gotten accepted into my first choice college. I'm an only child, so there has never been anyone else to whom I could deflect the attention, and in many ways I've always felt like I was the salve to some open wound that Pop and Ma each brought into their marriage, into our family. What a terribly enormous expectation to shoulder upon a child. These days, Ma is getting on my case about my new job, insisting that it was a mistake to leave the other one. "I don't care about my dreams," she actually told me last night. "I just like that I am making good money."
But that's not how I think.
It is going to be very difficult making ends meet. It's already very difficult now. But I knew what I was getting myself into. I didn't dive into the dream without first testing the waters.
So, what I'm saying is that it's not the new financial reality of my new job that's driving me nuts. That stuff does stress me out — I'm still sore about how dispassionate the food stamps lady was yesterday, even though I know that having that kind of attitude is par for the course of their position — but I can handle it. I can get through it. I'm 30. I've gotten through a lot. What I can't handle is the fact that, at the age that I am, it occurs to me that my own mom doesn't understand me. I don't know if Ma has ever bothered trying to understand me. As for Pop, well, I can think of one good example, but I have to reach all the way back to high school.
I came downstairs from my room — because in those days I had a very tight circle of friends that I never much strayed away from, and I was overweight, and I just watched TV or went online most of the time — and I was headed to the kitchen to get some food when Pop presented me with a magazine that was turned to a certain page. The page contained information about a writing contest. Pop said to me with a hopeful smile, "You should enter this, son."
In those days I was a typically resentful teenager and, on top of that, Pop and I were repairing our relationship from all the years he had to be away in the military. When he gave me that magazine page to look at, I read it quickly enough to immediately realize that the contest wasn't for me. First of all, the magazine was Redbook and so, naturally, the contest was soliciting entries from women and, specifically, the women's experience. But despite whatever my resentful mind and hormones were telling me to do, I ignored it all and managed to strain out a thank you to Pop because my heart was soaring with gratitude that he understood me as a writer. I did not tell him that I could not enter the contest. Instead, after thanking him — and I think I even uttered what I hope was a convincing "Cool" — I took the magazine, got my food and retreated to my room.
I know that I keep saying that I'm 30, but the reason why I'm being so repetitive about it is because this is a turning point in my life. It's not just the number that is making me think (and perhaps overthink). It's the fact that I have been alive long enough to know that there are things that I want to do for myself, things that I need to do for myself and, yet, maddeningly, I don't really know who I am. In fact, I was on my run this morning and I had to come to a halt so suddenly that I hunched over and only by clutching onto my knees did I manage to avoid a complete fall. What had happened was one of those bizarre sparks in the brain that fires an existential crisis. For a fleeting but intense burst of several seconds, I was wide awake with the horrifyingly hyperaware realization that I don't know who I am.
When I have to get the riot act from Ma about how I should do this because she wants to do that, it's hard. At this age, I have to figure out who I am because if I don't, I'll spend my whole life not knowing and therefore not living what I would consider to be a meaningful life. I can't worry about Ma's expectations, and yet, if I don't have her approval, if I have to walk around with her expectations and knowing that my life isn't good enough for her, it hurts, Linc. There's nothing I can do to walk it off. I can't help but take it personally.
The good news is that there are some things that I do know about myself. The bad news is that it is not always easy to reconcile that with Ma or the rest of the world. So, here is what I know:
- I am a bookseller. I do not make much money. But I love what I do. In addition to being a bookseller, I am an events coordinator. I mingle with emerging stars and sometimes super stars. I am professional. But I am also very approachable. I love my job.
- Because I do not make much money, I have to make adjustments. Living my dream also means that I have to live responsibly to support that dream. I applied for food stamps. I am considering getting a small part time job. I've slashed my budget. I am trying to make this dream work.
- I need a husband. I am sorry if this goes against feminism and whatever the feminism equivalent is for the gay community. But I can't do all of this alone — I mean, I can, but at the end of the day I feel so alone. And I'm tired of it. I need a partner. I want someone to tell me that I can do it, and I want someone to whom I can listen in return and to whom I can be a good husband, as well. And I want intimacy: yes, I want sex! Lots and lots of sex with my husband. As Michelle Pfeiffer's character said in Up Close and Personal when she wanted to get married to Robert Redford's character, "I want to know that you're legally required to be here in the morning." And I want to make you so exhausted in the morning that you will take after Ryan Gosling in The Notebook and demand nourishment and accuse me of sending you to an early grave.
- I want kids. I want two kids and I'm going to raise them to be partners. I want them to be best friends but I'm going to try and hold off on placing my expectations upon them. They might not always like each other but they will have each other's back. When they reach adulthood, I will not tolerate either of them saying any variant of "We haven't spoken in years."
I'm a nomad with a modestly packed backpack. Those are my tools through the journey of life. They are the keepsakes that remind me of what I have left behind, and the hope of reaching a fine destination.
Speaking of journeys, you've got a start coming up in a few minutes. Duck the Fodgers!
Baseball 2.0 is the blog and living memoir of San Francisco writer Joe Ramelo. At 30-years old, he is an internet veteran, having been a cyberspace colonist since 1994.
Written in the format of unsent ("never-to-be-sent") letters to San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Tim Lincecum, Baseball 2.0 discusses baseball, the world and life — though baseball could be considered to be all of the above. In particular, there is special emphasis on baseball and life through the author's background as a gay Filipino.
All that introspection is time consuming, so there's not a lot of opportunity to hope that Tim (variously and vaguely referred to as either "the Avatar" or "Linc," not really because of movies or video games but due to the author's personal superstition/belief about the power of names) actually writes back — which he likely wouldn't, anyway.


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James Ninowski Jr.
Position: QB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 206 lbs.
Throws: Right
Born: March 26, 1936 in Detroit, MI
College: Michigan St. (school history) (Ninowski college stats)
Drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 4th round (49th overall) of the 1958 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 27 (3807th overall since 1950)


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On the first day of Clixmas, my Wizkids gave to me -- a Green Lantern battery!SEE IT NOW >>
Found a great article on how to use the Phoenix Force Resource Dial. 'Nuff saidREAD IT NOW >>
210 points and 9 clicks of life... is he really worth all that?YOU DECIDE >>
At 155 points, Blok comes with Flight, Wild Card TA, Charge, Super Strength, Impervious, Close Combat Expert, Toughness, and more... and he looks alot like Solomon Grundy. No, really...SEE THE DIAL NOW >>
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Mister Miracle is on the loose at 127 points! This uncommon figure sports 5 keywords a deep 7 clicks of life, a trait, and a special power. Is he worth it for 127 points?YOU DECIDE >>
James Van Schaik is one of the best HeroClix sculptors to ever come along. He's sculpted some of the most iconic HeroClix figures ever made, including Beta Ray Bill, Loki, Kurse, Surtur, Thorbuster, Amon Sur, The Fantastic Four starter set, Green Scar, Zombie Spiderman, Batman & Catwoman, and more.And now, James will show you how to sculpt too! SEE DETAILS NOW >>
Cable is in the house and he's got a big pistol to go with those 124 points. Cable comes with 2 traits and two special powers!SEE CABLE'S DIAL NOW >>
This rare Iron man clocks in at 110 points and has 7 fine clicks of life. It's got a powerful double ranged attack with Energy Explosion.SEE THE DIAL NOW >>
Eric Schaen is back with a new Marvel Movie Review!"As Loki, Hiddleston is once again spot on. He may not be the villain of this tale, but when it comes to the God of Mischief his motives are always in question... You unquestionably feel that these two brothers' care for and yet despise each other as only rival siblings could."READ THE REVIEW NOW >>
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Remember Remember the 5th of November, the Gunpower Treason and Plot... I know of no reason Why the Gunpowder Treason Should ever be forgot.Try the Gunpower HeroClix Scenario now >>
This new video is pretty darned cool called the EX-MEN. It asks the question, why would Professor X fire Wolverine? Here at HeroClix World we've always believed that Wolverine is the most overrated mutant... ever. He's one dimensional and uninteresting. I think this video hits it right on the nail.SEE THE EX-MEN NOW >>
The Joker's got a lot of stuff going for him at 140 points. First off he's a common Wild Card, but he also sports Poison, Smoke Cloud, Stealth, Sidestep, and half a dozen other powers! Oh, and we've got the Joker Thug dial too!SEE THE DIALS NOW >>
Lots of HeroClix fixes! Big changes are coming to specific figures, as well as some general changes. Just a reminder: Judges have the ability to ban figures, and we believe they should do so.SEE THE NEW RULES NOW >>
Deadpool HeroClix will be availble Spring of 2014. It comes with 80 figures, including 19 Common, 19 Uncommon, 19 Rare, and 15 Super Rares (and Primes of course). Also comes with the Thunderbolts Fast Forces set and a Gravity feed!SEE DETAILS NOW >>
The Phoenix Concord Team Ability makes it's appearance, and it's pretty darned awesome.CHECK OUT THE NEW DIALS NOW >>
The U.S.S. Enterprise has managed to remain mostly free from the Borg, but has become Assimilation Target Prime! SEE IT NOW >>
For the month of October we're giving away HeroClix figures! We have a mixture of rares, super rares, LE's and uniques to send to some lucky readers. Winning is easy -- just follow HeroClix World on Twitter! Next week we'll pick a couple random followers for prizes.But that's not all; for you active Twitter users, we'll be running some tweeting contests too.What are you waiting for? Follow us on Twitter!
For the month of October we've updated our Quote of the Day section (upper right of this page) so it's Halloween themed.So for this month, enjoy our new selection of Quotes of the Day. I've even added some quotes from my least favorite movie, Hocus Pocus. (blah)
Captain America - Winter Soldier Movie HeroClix set comes to us March 5th, 2014. It comes in 3 SKUs: A starter, a minigame, and a gravity feed.Just in time for the movie!SEE DETAILS NOW >>
he Marvel HeroClix: X-men Days of Future Past set will be available on April 23rd. This set comes in two SKUs, a Gravity Feed ($2.99 for single booster) and a Sentinel pack ($29.99).SEE DETAILS AND IMAGES NOW >>
Spiral is easily one of the most "broken" pieces introduced into the HeroClix World (see what I did there)? I'd actually argue that it is the most broken piece introduced, because she has the potential to end games in just a couple turns. Fortunately Spiral is on the Wizkids "watchlist" to get fixed in the future, but how will she be fixed? We've got 5 ideas that Wizkids should consider for fixing Spiral.READ IT NOW >>
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Students currently studying in their pre-final or final year of BSc/BE/BTech or first year MSc/ME/MTech or equivalent, with a good academic record are encouraged to apply.
Details of the Visiting/Summer Programme
- The duration of the programme can range from 3-8 weeks, and is to be decided based on the availability of the student and faculty mentor.
- Selected students will be paid 2nd class round trip train fare plus Rs. 200 per diem.
- Every effort will be made to provide accommodation, subject to availability.
- As accommodation is limited, it may not be provided for local students.
- The programme is typically held in the summer, but in exceptional cases, the visit can be scheduled at other times, depending on the convenience of the student and faculty member.
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Scott's Bar & Grill
Online Reservations
It was fifth time that we've been dining here. The food was very very good and the service was great! Sheryl was our server and she did great!!! We'll come back again and definitely recommend this place to others too. Thanks for keeping up all your hard working!!
Food was excellent, service very good but a little noisy for older ears!
We had a wonderful Post-Graduation celebration at Scotts. The only complain is we had a reservation for ten but they seated us at two small tables pushed together that in no way seated ten people. When we complained to the hostess they brought in a table extender. It was still to tight for ten of us but we were very happy with the service and food so the seating was really the only complaint. We loved the basket of scones and garlic bread. The pacing of service was terrific. We always had some sort of food and really tasty Mimosas and beer... Guiness and lager mix...can't remember name. Great menu with a great variety of breakfast or lunch items. Everyone liked what they ordered. Very good experience except the lack of elbow room.
Our trip to Scott's was to celebrate a friend's birthday. We all had a menu choice that made us all happy and the whole meal was delivered in a timely manner since we were on a tight time schedule. More memories of a great birthday. We would recommend Scott's to all who would like a special place for a celebration.
Our waiter was amazing. Service prompt but unhurried. Almond crusted scallops melt in the mouth Beef filets cooked to perfection. Great martinis too
Scott's has been a family favorite for decades and we continue to go because the food is very good, the service is always congenial and the prices match the experience for either lunch or dinner.
This restaurant is run as any good restaurant should be. The menu is great, the food is great, and the service is prompt, unobtrusive, and friendly. Each visit is the same. You know when you go what it will be like. They never fail.
We meet another couple here twice a year and order off the Early Bird menu. We enjoy our time together and this time we could sit out on the patio which was delightful. The menu, however, has not changed in years. That is getting very tiresome. I would like to see some changes. The variety of food on the Early Bird dinners is fine but the entree choices could be much more appealing if there were changes as they do with their main menu. Food on the main menu has always been consistently good and shows some good variety.
I have never been disappointed in the food at Scott's. I love to take out of towners here 'cause I 'm confident they will be pleased. The vegetable accompanients are ALWAYS good and different than you will receive any where else. I LOVE Scott's!
I love Scott's because all the staff are really friendly here and that's the main reason I come....and whenever I crave a prime rib. We also had some coconut prawns as appetizer and that was really tasty. My friends ordered a fish entree and they liked it as well. I also love that you get dining points and rewards here. They are always really busy here though no matter what day of week! Food isn't super super amazing but this is a really good neighborhood gem to come to with friends. It is always very busy here though (a good thing). My only complaint is that we made reservations and weren't seated till at least 10mins after (it was a Thursday but I see they had a lot of tables open). We weren't seated on time previously either.
my tween daughter chose Scott's for her Bday dinner and we were treated to the nines by the staff and manager.
This restaurant has been around for quite awhile and we discovered it probably later than we should. It's always booming and the bar seems to be a very hot spot. We once went to happy hour and it was packed. We went because we had some perks that our dining club gave us and it was our first day alone as a couple in over two weeks. We shared the pea salad, which was very nice and light and the drunken clams, also tasty but quite a bit salty for our taste. I am gluten free and would have loved to have something to dip into the broth of the clams but there was only regular gluten bread. I cheated and had one piece and it was so yummy but I jeopardized my health a bit. Steaks were good but differently cooked, we ordered the same way.
This was the best place I've been to in a little while. The food was great, the servers were friendly, and my mom hot a complimentary key lime pie since it was her birthday. The pie was the best I've ever had. And was the most notable part of my dinner! I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who is looking for something new and has not tried this place out yet.
We love going to Scott's. we have been for 35 years. Back then, it was called Klingkerdagger Bickerstaff. Service and good, always great and the price, so reasonable.
The day we dined at Scott's, my daughter had just learned she needed to eat "gluten-free" AND "dairy-free". Our waitress did her best to work with us - provided a "Gluten-Free" menu, checked on ingredients with the chef, and was patient and courteous as we navigated this new challenge. We all had a delicious meal together & will certainly put Scott's on our re-visit list, given that they seem to be really working to please. Might not work well yet if someone is truly allergic, as we encountered butter applied in a couple places - she merely scraped it off the meat & just ate the mashed potatoes anyway. But for us, it was a good experience.
Always enjoyable and look forward to our next visit
The server was not well organized. got things confused. We had to ask for refills and bread refills - server never brought it to us. He was also slow at getting our checks to us, after we had asked him. We were getting a bit impatient, especially being our lunch break from work.
Scott's always delivers excellent food in a relaxed atmosphere. The menu is eclectic and delivers surprising consistency across a variety of cuisines. I really like this place.
Food and service are excellent.My son is a vegan and you always try your best to accommodate him. It would be great if you had a small vegan menu. Thank you.
No matter the occasion, you can always count on a great meal here. The specials change, so you never get to "know" the menu. Which I say as a good thing!!!! Plentiful parking, easy to get to location, all the things you want in a dining place.....
My wife and I have been dining occasionally at Scott's for many years. The food has always been terrific, and this occasion was no exception. Our wait person was Cheryl (veteran of Scott's for fifteen years), and she was wonderful - warm, friendly, informative when necessary, and, of course, appropriately attentive. Another great experience. Oh - and we loved the restaurant's new physical makeover.
We love Scott's. And I really like the way they've redecorated. We brought some friends for brunch, and everyone was happy, including the babies.
We always enjoy our meals at Scott's and love it's location - near a number of friends and family members.
Among the positive elements associated with Scott's is the willingness to let diners proceed at their own pace. If our party lingers after the plates have been cleared, no problem. No one is pacing the floor, unless it's someone with a coffee pot seemingly eager to pour a second cup.
You can always count on excellent food (especially the French onion soup!) and great service at Scott's.
Went to Scott's for early dinner. Their first seating menu has a great selection of three course meals that are reasonably priced at $20.95. Food and service were both enjoyable. They also have an early dinner bottle of wine for $17.00. Consistently a fine place to eat. Part of the Restaurants Unlimited family of restaurants.
We had a Band Reunion here on Saturday afternoon. The service, the staff, the food, and everything about our experience in this restaurant was absolutely incredible. Some of our party hadn't seen each other in over 42 years, and as people came in to join us for dinner, we were standing around in a major traffic area for the food servers. They were very professional about excusing them themselves as they worked around us to serve other customers. Never once did any of them ask us to move or be seated, as they served customers. We will be back there next year for another reunion, and will recommend Scott's to everyone.
I have lunch, mostly business, at Scott's frequently. The food is consistently delicious, well-prepared and presented, and the portions are generous. Very professional service. My favorite is the Maple Chicken Salad, a green salad with sliced Maple-Glazed chicken breast, pecans, apples, and a big chunk of blue cheese covered with pecans and heated. So good. My colleague loves the Buttermilk Fried Chicken (which isn't on the lunch menu, but available anyway, which is odd). I've never had a bad meal there. Happy Hour is also worthwhile - some appetizers are half-price, including the fabulous Crab-Artichoke dip. And I promise you will start drooling when they bring out the butter-smothered garlic Focaccia.
My new favorite drink is Scott's Tropical mojito! Delightful flavor. It was suggested by one of the wait staff when I could not decide what to order (lots of great choices). We'll be back!
Great food, waitress was not so great but there was a huge table next to us that probably took up her time.
I always have a great meal at Scott's regardless of what I order. We were seated right at our reservation time. Ordered and had drinks within 10 minutes. Ordered food about 10 minutes later which included salads. Our friends split a salad and I ordered my own. Theirs came within 5 minutes, however, had to ask for mine. The entrees came in a reasonable time and everything was very tasty. Service was a bit spotty. I always get a bit worried when we are seated in the same section as a large party (20 people). The server was contestantly within 2 feet of our table several times while dealing with the large party but didn't seem to say "be right with you, etc. minor nit as everything else was great and will continue to frequent !
We eat here often. The specials vary frequently, so the menu never gets "familiar". Not to say that there are no favorites for me....Expect delicious food, at a reasonable price. Make reservations..............
I appreciated the waiter suggesting a smaller portion after he took my order. The food was very good.
Excellent food and atmosphere, nice outside when whether is nice. Service was a little slow, but that could be due to the crowd at the bar for the Seahawks game. Overall, a great place to dine.
I write a new review each time we come, but they are always the same. We love eating here.....enough said.
Fast kitchen, fresh food, skilled cooks who nailed our picky order, even on a slammed Friday evening. Was pretty loud, but not to a negative degree. Wait staff were all seasoned professionals with all the right priorities and even with the rush, we never felt pressured to turn over the table. If anything, we felt welcome to take all the time we needed throughout each meal course. We plan to return very often.
great food, service a bit slow, but overall a good experience. my one complaint---bringing the bill before we were served our dessert.
... too noisy for a luncheon meeting. Our table was close to the open kitchen. Not sure if that was part of the problem, or their recent remodel/refresh. Great place, just too noisy for a luncheon meeting.
My wife wanted Halibut cheek for her b-day dinner but unfortunately, none was available that night. As a gesture, the Manager (very nice guy) came out and offered us a free appetizer. Still not convinced, we were about to leave when I noticed that they prepared a little birthday card for my wife, which was a very nice gesture. Simply said, Scott's food is amazing. Their scalloped potatoes, pea salad, crab dip and bread (?), and gorgonzola steak were all very tasty. It was a fun dining experience with very good service. Our server was very attentive to us and very nice. That alone really made our night (I sincerely believe service is half the dining experience). Will definitely be coming again to try that Halibut cheek!
I frequent Scott's quite often and it is always very enjoyable and enjoy the food and the "Wait" staff has always been very accommodating and friendly. The only negative thing that I have about Scott's is the noise level! Anytime I have been there, various hours of the day, it is very noisy and hard to have a conversation with the dinner party. Thank you for asking - Sharon
Scott's has been a "staple" in Edmonds forever. The new refresh turned out very nice. Very reliable, good service and good food.
My husband took me to Scott's for Sunday brunch on my birthday. This was the our first time there. I was pleasantly surprised at the relaxed feel that we experienced. Their was very little noise, the service was great and the view from our booth was lovely and peaceful. What struck me most was... on our way out 5 different employees we passed said goodbye and thank you for coming. That is rare now a days...that is real customer service! Thank you for a very nice experience.
We love Scott's and are regulars. It is a no-brainer for excellent food, service and atmosphere. Highly, highly recommend.
The staff were great. We had a 3 year old with us and she was well taken care of so we didn't have to stress about a tantrum. Even with a limited menu for the holiday they still substituted some items for us.
We were hoping to find a nice restaurant serving Thanksgiving dinner as our kitchen was being remodeled and we had no oven, sink, counter tops - you get it. We were delighted we could reserve at Scotts. The appetizer we had (crab and artichoke heart dip with bread) was delicious. The meal was great and plentiful. The pumpkin pie was so-so. All in all a great meal with excellent service and a warm, inviting and gracious atmosphere. Thanks to Scott's we had a very nice Thanksgiving meal.
Good food, good service, good atmosphere. We have been customers for years, and will continue to return.
Went to Scott's for Thanksgiving and the food and company were great. It was a special day and we all enjoyed it. They also went the extra mile by finding a larger table for us when our plans changed at the last minute. Thanks Scott's.
Scot's is always a good choice for bringing guests. The menu is varied, and everything I've ordered has been excellent. Their Maytag blue cheese salad is on my must have either as a side dish or main course. Their beef, chicken and seafood have never disappointed. The wait staff are knowledgeable and very friendly. This is my go to restaurant!
We enjoy the comfortable atmosphere, nice bar area. Menu choices, presentation, taste & preparation is always good!
Every year 3 of us get together for lunch to celebrate our birthdays - ALWAYS @ Scott's - it is the perfect place to meet.. Online reservations are so easy, the spot is in a central place. The staff (ALL, including greeters, wait staff, chefs, etc.) are very friendly and accomodating. My husband and I also enjoy dining @ Scott's - wonderful food, atmosphere, and service. We go there for dinner about once a month. A hidden gem!!


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The Lost Names of 1880
I was combing through the Top 1000 Names of 1880 the other day for another project (ah, the glamorous life of the baby name expert) and I was blown away by how many names on the list had been totally forgotten. I don't mean just marginalized, like Ethel or Beulah, but no longer even in our naming lexicon.
We tend to think of strange, invented, unique names as being a recent phenomenon, as if in the past everybody was named John and Mary, and it's only since 1968 that we've had names like Hallie and Freedom.
But in fact, naming innovations have always been a part of American culture, and examining the list for 1880 – the first year for which we have records – makes that crystal clear. The roster contains literally hundreds of names virtually unknown today.
Here, a two-part look at the lost names of 1880, starting with girls' names.
The biggest name trend story of 1880 was nickname names – yes, dozens of the expected Minnie and Annies and Elsies (the name of the little girl in the Mary Cassatt painting that illustrates this post), but also dozen of names ending in –ie that have rarely been heard in the past hundred years. There was a notable collection of boyish nickname names such as Donnie and Vinnie and Gussie, but here are the most outrageous overall:
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Brookfield Place
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181 Bay St, Toronto M5J 2T3 416-777-6480
Distance: ~253 m *
DOWNTOWN. Brookfield Place is an office/retail complex comprised of two towers connected by a phenomenal six-story atrium designed by renowned architect Santiago Calatrava. The place is wortha visit just to ogle the cathedral-like atrium, but there are a number of interesting boutiques and high-end shops, restaurants and cafes here as well, plus the Hockey Hall of Fame. Brookfield Place is conveniently connected to the underground PATH system and the subway. Individual business hours vary.
Nicholas Hoare
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45 Front St E, Toronto M5E 1B2 416-777-2665 877-494-2748
Distance: ~0.577 km *
DOWNTOWN. It's the quintessential specialty bookstore: hardwood floors, inviting couches and armchairs, and shelf upon shelf of the printed word. British books are a specialty, but the variety is impressive, and if they don't have it in stock they will do their best to get it for you. The shop hosts occasional signings and readings, and they have a fun special series called Books and Brunch which takes place at the King Edward Hotel.
Toronto Eaton Centre
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220 Yonge St, Toronto M5B 2H1 416-598-8560
Distance: ~0.938 km *
DOWNTOWN. The Eaton Centre is huge. The glass-ceilinged, multi-story structure spans two city blocks, and is home to more than 250 shops and over 40 places to eat. Among the well-known retailers here are Sephora, Abercrombie & Fitch, Roots, Lacoste, Lululemon Athletica, Indigo Books & Music, Banana Republic, BCBG Max Azria, and Williams-Sonoma.
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Spadina Ave, from Queen St to College St, Toronto
Distance: ~1.539 km *
DOWNTOWN. Although Toronto has four districts with large Chinese populations (not surprising, since more than 10% of Toronto's population is Chinese), this is the heart of the city's Chinese culture. Streets are lined with shops, apothecaries, and markets selling a large mix of traditional Chinese goods. This is the place to pick up everything from produce to porcelain at half the price of designer boutiques.
Kensington Market
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Baldwin St and Kensington Ave, Toronto
Distance: ~1.828 km *
DOWNTOWN. Located just west of Chinatown, this matrix of busy streets is defined by a broad offering of produce, meats and dry goods. The area becomes an open-air market on Saturday the busiest day of the week. The market originated during British settlement in the 1790s and has since undergone many permutations due to flurries of immigration that brought in folks representing more than 30 cultural backgrounds. Bordered by Spadina Avenue, Dundas Street, Bathurst Street and College Street. Individual business hours vary, but most are open daily from 11am-7pm.
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Front St and Parliament, Toronto M5A 3C4 416-364-1177 416-642-0008
Distance: ~1.898 km *
DOWNTOWN. At the center of this district is the former Gooderham & Worts Distillery, a massive facility that, in its heyday, produced 2.1 million gallons of spirits annually. The business shut down in 1990, and the site was used as a movie location for about a decade. In 2003, the area reopened as Toronto's first pedestrian district, with a focus on the arts. The brick-lined streets are home to numerous art galleries and performance venues, cafes and retail boutiques. In record time, the National Historic Site has become one of the city's most visited shopping and entertainment districts. Tours are available (walking or via Segway) call 416-642-0008 to reserve a space.
Soma Chocolates
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55 Mill St, Toronto M5A 3C4 416-815-7662
Distance: ~2.006 km *
DOWNTOWN. You deserve a reward, don't you? Of course you do! A chocolate truffle is just right rich and indulgent, but not too big. Soma's chocolate is considered by many local chefs to be the finest in town, and you'll find it on a number of restaurant menus. Try it for yourself at their shop in the Distillery District. In addition to traditional but oh-so-decadent candies, you can enjoy contemporary creations, gelato, cookies and hot chocolate.
Queen Street West
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Queen St W, Toronto M6J 1G1 416-820-2727
Distance: ~2.140 km *
DOWNTOWN. Destination of fashionistas and society divas, Queen Street West is Toronto's answer to Rodeo Drive. The hippest retailers line both sides of the street, with independents centered around West Queen West (between Bathurst and Shaw). Look for cutting edge clothing, shoes and accessories from leading international designers, one-of-a-kind pieces that will make you the envy of all your friends, and a wide selection of antique and retro furniture and decorative items.
Spice Trader
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877 Queen St W, Toronto M6J 1G5 647-430-7085
Distance: ~2.372 km *
QUEEN WEST. The Spice Trader focuses on organic herbs and spices from around the globe. Virtually everything in the shop is organic (minus a few items that are simply not grown organically). Along with more than 100 individual spices, from asafetida to wasabi powder, youll find custom blends like the increasingly popular Middle Eastern Ras el Hanout and Za'atar. And who knew there were so many different varieties of salt?
The Paper Place
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887 Queen St W, Toronto M6J 1G5 416-703-0089
Distance: ~2.392 km *
DOWNTOWN. Although it's certainly a destination for scrapbookers, unique invitation makers and crafters, this place has so many unusual papers that you'll be inspired even if you've never given a thought to the subject. Japanese, Thai and other Asian papers, Brazilian marbled papers, origami paper, journals, cardstock the bounty is unlimited and incredibly colorful. A dazzling display!
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by Alex Juhasz — Pitzer College April 23, 2012 – 14:47
This post is late in the news cycle of this media event because I tried, unsuccessfully, to publish it as an Op Ed. Enjoy!
A few weeks ago, an unfortunate scandal played out at Pitzer College, where I am a Professor of Media Studies. At a student senate meeting, a small group of students requested the establishment of the Caucasian Culture Club. After lengthy questioning from the senators, engendering insensitive justifications, the request was denied. ... read more »


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Time: 9:00 am
The 5K will start & end at the PCHS track/football field
Entry fee: $15 / T-shirts $10
Registrations postmarked by March 16th will include a free shirt.
Make checks payable to Benefit for Randy Elmore & mail to:
Benefit for Randy Elmore
201 East Horizon Hills Dr.
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Benefit Trail Ride
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Other activities: cornhole, T-shirt sale, paint your horse….
Time: 7:00-9:00pm
In the PCHS Practice Football Field
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The Elmore Touch 5K Run and Walk is a community event for "The Benefit of Randy Elmore." This event will take place on Saturday, March 23, 2013 at 9:00 AM. The event will start and finish at Pulaski County High School.
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Early registration by mail is also available. Please download the form by clicking this link and mail it to the address below.
If your business would like to be a sponsor of the "Elmore Touch" day, please complete and return a copy of the Sponsors Form, available here
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* Name on back of the event t-shirt
* Sign at the Finish Line
* Announcement of Sponsor name throughout race and during awards.
$150.00: Silver Level Sponsor
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$100.00: Bronze Level Sponsor
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All Sponsors are greatly appreciated and will go directly to "The Benefit of Randy
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Hello! I've been a Atheist for a while now but I never really got into it, so my question is where do i start?
what books i should read, what documentaries i should watch etc.
Hello Nelson and thank you.
I would like to start with Evolution. If it's possible could you recommend me documentaries rather then books, I still live with my parents(they're religious and don't know I'm a atheist)so it;s kinda hard to read around here.
Thank you so much! I will definitely try to check them out.
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