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Copper Harbor & Brockway Mountain have been featured in BirdWatching Magazine! Michigan's Hawk Mountain Why a mountain on Michigan's northernmost peninsula may be the best place in the country to watch northbound hawks in spring By Chuck Hagner
Copper Harbor Trails / Hot Spots & Directions Trails/Hot Spots PDF
Birds of the Keweenaw Comprehensive Check-list Bird Check-list PDF
Both PDF's are formatted for standard 8 1/2 x 11 paper
Keweenaw's Migratory Bird Festival in Copper Harbor - We celebrate the birds throughout the migration with bird walks, guided tours, tasty fund-raisers hosted by local restaurants and much more.
On the International Migratory Bird Day, Saturday, May 11th, 2013, we host programs, feature speakers, and updates on our 2 local bird surveys.
Please see the Our Festival page for birding recommendations and the schedule of events.
Planning a trip to Copper Harbor?
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Indigo Bunting pair
The KRS has finished it's 3 year study of the migration of birds of prey over Brockway Mountain. The study will be continued under the new project; Brockway Mountain Hawk Watch, organized by Copper Harbor Birding and Copper Country Audubon. We are aspiring to continue the study over several consecutive years in order to obtain the long-term data necessary for comprehensive analysis. Please visit our BMHW Page for more details.
Recommended Links
Brockway Inn ~ Motel & Coffeehouse
Laughing Loon ~ Gift of the North
Tamarack Inn Restaurant
The Pines Resorts & Zik's Bar
~ Learn more about birds:
The Nature Conservancy - Bird of the Month
Michigan Audubon
BirdWatching Magazine
Bird Watchers Digest Magazine
Wild Bird Magazine
Live streaming Osprey nest - Cornell University
~Good Birding!
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Kanye West 'Launches' his new Pastelle Clothing Line
Hip-hop and fashion extraordinaire along with alot of other things, Kanye West is finally ready to unleash his latest project to the world. Months and months of hype have built up, including speculation of collaborations with Nigo of A Bathing Ape Fame, and Jonas Bevacqua from L-R-G among other highly acclaimed fashion designers. But Kanye has come back with British designer Kim Jones who was recently appointed Creative director of Dunhill and named designer of the year by the British Fashion Council. Also made famous when he made the collection Umbro by Kim Jones
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text: Home Culture Who Should Be Face of Chicago Violence? As the death toll mounts, a journalist struggles with telling stories of children under siege. By: Natalie Y. Moore Posted: March 15 2013 12:43 AM 0 Heaven Sutton (ABC); Hadiya Pendleton (ABC7 News); Derrion Albert (Getty); Jonylah Watkins (family photo); Blair Holt (memorial) (The Root) -- I'm struggling to tell stories. As an urban-affairs reporter in Chicago, I hesitate over whose story is the best to portray community violence. Chicago is at a crucial moment; all eyes are on the city as it recoils in an unflattering limelight. The perception, no matter what statistics say, no matter the hyperbole, is that you will randomly get shot in Chicago, making it seem as though it's the most violent place in America. It matters little if this picture is false. My struggle deepens when the murder victim is a young person. Hadiya Pendleton, the photogenic honors high school student killed days after performing in President Barack Obama's inauguration, is the latest Chicago symbol. She's now the fresh face for the need to curtail gun violence and "save our youth." Many Chicagoans trust that Hadiya's death will be a moment of truth during the debate over gun control and senseless violence. And now there's another shooting death this week that the city is collectively mourning: Six-month-old Jonylah Watkins was killed while her father changed her diaper in a minivan. Jonylah and Hadiya aren't the first deaths to jolt Chicagoans. Ben Wilson. Dantrell Davis. Blair Holt. Derrion Albert. The names might ring a bell. They were all young people with promise, good kids doing what they were supposed to be doing. Their lives were cut off by gunfire or other violence while they were walking to or from school or riding public transportation on the way home. Chicagoans rallied around these deaths in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s with the requisite rage. These killings also garnered sympathy because the young people were considered undeserving of their fate. The stories led the nightly news and were splashed across front pages. I'm saddened that after the rallies, protests and speechifying, I know how the story will unfold. After weeks of soundbites, it's back to business as usual. I've asked myself another question in the reporting process. What about the youths killed who aren't "innocent"? The ones who were in the wrong place with the wrong company. The ones who brandished guns, retaliated a death, flirted with gangs, dropped out of school, failed to make the honor roll or didn't have a photogenic social media picture. The black and brown youths who are anonymous or receive a news brief instead of a news conference. Is it the news media's responsibility to give these young adults worthy coverage? Or would their stories dilute the conversation around youth violence? "In many ways, these kids are victims as well," said community-violence expert Dexter Voisin, an associate professor in the School of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago. "Schools aren't graduating kids successfully, and these kids are also the victims of structural violence. These kids are becoming products of their community." Violence isn't happenstance in Chicago. Homicides happen in the same type of neighborhoods around the city -- areas tarnished by poverty and joblessness, where young people with few resources are shackled to their risky blocks. Voisin refers to it as an ecological witch's brew. When people falter or fail, individuals are blamed for not taking a Calvinistic bootstrap approach instead of society (or even the media) looking at communal reasons, he said. Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre


text: 8th European Development Fund (EDF) In 2003, CHTA signed an agreement with CARIFORUM and the European Union to execute a component of the Caribbean Regional Sustainable Tourism Development Programme funded under the 8th European Development Fund (EDF). The program marked the first time that the European Union provided funding to the Caribbean's tourism private sector. Estimated at Euro 8 million, this program is designed to be implemented over a five year period. CHTA, CTO, and the Pontifical Catholic University Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) in the Dominican Republic are the implementing agencies of this program. The overall objective of the Program is to contribute to economic growth and poverty alleviation of CARIFORUM countries through increased competitiveness and sustainability of the Caribbean tourism sector. Sustainability represents the main concern of the program; in this respect, the essential aim is to build up a real tourism economy, based on high value added, niche-oriented products. The program also has a major research and information technology component that will strengthen CHTA's research capacity. The program is expected to come to completion in 2008. PROFIT in the Caribbean In August 2003, PRO£INVEST announced it had selected CHTA to team up for the staging of a partnership meeting for the Caribbean tourism sector. The main objective of PROFIT in the Caribbean is to promote partnership and investment opportunities in the tourism industry sector by bringing together enterprises from the Caribbean and Europe. The successful inaugural edition of PROFIT was organized as a stand-alone event in October 2004, in Jamaica, with the collaboration of the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO), the World Tourism Travel Council (WTTC) and the International Hotel and Restaurant Association (IH&RA). A follow-up meeting was held in conjunction with CHTIC 2005 in Barbados, taking the established regional investment conference to a new level with a business component. The main objective was to create a sustainable forum for bringing together business partners from the EU and third countries to promote investment in and development of the tourism sector in the ACP Caribbean. The event provided a major business-to- business opportunity for the Caribbean tourism sector with special support for small, medium and large scale businesses. EU partners include ICEX, FTO and Ubifrance, which collaborate with CHTA in the promotion of partnerships between EU and ACP Caribbean companies. Advocacy in action: The CHTA has been the beneficiary of some PRO£INVEST funding support. For example a study was recently completed by Tourism Global on the Caribbean Accommodation Sector as a Consumer of Locally Produced Goods and Services and Contributor to Government Revenues. The final report from that study was published early in 2007 and has been very favourably received by industry stakeholders eager for hard data to support positions on the economic impact of the Caribbean tourism industry. Other projects for which the CHTA will seek PRO£INVEST support are currently under development. Workshop on Caribbean Tourism In November 2003, the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) mounted the first-ever policy workshop on tourism to be held by any European government. Its broad objective was to better understand how tourism relates to European policy towards the Caribbean and how tourism can be made more central to the political, economic and development policy dialogue between all European Union capitals, the European Commission, and the Caribbean. The two-day meeting was highly successful, with four of the six final recommendations for action having originated in the opening remarks of then CHTA President Simón Suárez. Following up on the workshop, CHTA met with Member of Parliament, the Rt. Hon George Foulkes, and John Marshall Esq., Head of the Caribbean Unit of the FCO, in London, to explore in more detail the areas where the British Government may collaborate with the Caribbean tourism industry. CHTA is now in the process of evaluating the development and research areas for which they will seek support from the British Government. Among them, the development of a Tourism Investment Fund has already been identified as a priority. The Fund would be the first step to get adequate capital mobilized within the Caribbean for financing, with a view to making projects attractive to international financial institutions. It would target indigenous, small hotels, which are under a heavy debt burden. European Parliament Twelve months after the first-ever Caribbean tourism policy workshop and following an aggressive agenda of meetings in the United Kingdom and Brussels throughout the year, CHTA culminated its advocacy efforts in 2004 with another milestone, the successful meeting between the key senior players of the European Parliament and Joint Parliamentary Assembly and the Caribbean tourism industry. The co-chair of the European Union / African Caribbean Pacific (ACP) Joint Parliamentary Assembly - Glenys Kinnock, MEP, presided over the meeting. Sharon Hay-Webster, Co-chair for the ACP side, also attended. CHTA's goal, going into the meeting, was to sensitize European and ACP parliamentarians to the unique position of tourism as the only path to development for Caribbean communities – and seek their support to ensure that tourism is moved up the EU/ACP policy agenda. It was learned that the European Parliament Development Committee will produce a report and hold a hearing on tourism and development in 2005; CHTA's role will be to embark on a campaign to ensure that it was included in the EU's priorities.


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I agree! That is so lovely!
Since her husband is stuck on Grace being somewhere in the name...
I think Leah Evelyn Grace is gorgeous and flows beautifully together. I rarely ever hear of people having 2 middle names anymore and I like it.
It's almost like the name would tell the biblical story.
Weary... Wished For Child...Blessing (favor)
I'M IN LOVE.Last edited by babyprodigy; June 26th, 2013 at 09:31 PM.
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I love Leah. It's beautiful,simple, classic but not boring or dated. Leah Evangeline is pretty although not perfect because -e sounds kind of run together. Leah Gwendolen?
Constance Helena|Gwendolen Minerva "Gwen"|Victoria Wildrose "Vi"|
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We attempted our first-ever gingerbread house last Christmas. By 'we' I mean 'me'. It was a rousing success given we were completely unprepared for just how finicky building a miniature house of dough is. We innocently underestimated the importance of measuring and cutting the sides and roof with extreme accuracy. The saving grace was the No More Gaps royal icing that secured its wobbly roof and wonky walls like a fortress.
I was inspired by these great modern interpretations and decided to up the ante this Christmas. This year's house was going to have cut-out windows and front door! I thought I was being rather cunning when I came across a recipe that used toffee for a less in-your-face mortar. It would also have a chimney (had I remembered to assemble it).
Despite my ever-so-diligent measuring, rolling, cutting, baking and assembly the toffee mortar began to melt in the summer heat. In a silent ode to the Leaning Tower of Pisa the house gravitated towards the floor the very next day. Contributing factors were the giant choc button roof shingles and jellybean brickwork applied the only way a preschooler knows how – with maximum exuberance. Alas, the gingerbread house's calamitous end occurred only one day later and it now currently resides flat-pack style in a lunchbox in the fridge.
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Oh wow – that does look gorgeous! Merry Christmas!
We're making cookies today topped with royal icing with all the family's names in silver for place sittings for the Christmas Table. Wish us luck!
This blog is so lovely. Your stories are beautifully told and your photos are superb.
Your gingerbread house was too cute (but I must say I'm kind of glad to hear it collapsed – reassures me that you're human too!).
Keep it up, can't wait to read what comes next!
Ooh save the delicious residents! Love your gingerbread house. Some people tried to talk me into making one this Christmas but laziness got the better of me.
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I got in my 3.5 pound Bag: 1 Lunch bag 1 box (24) Glow sticks 1 Hulk Smash USB Button 1 Refurbished TomTom XXL 550 GPS (in a sealed box!) Definitely one of the better bags I've gotten
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You cant get rid of that, it's the woot equivalent of a signed Mickey Mantle card, or to put it in dork terms, Spiderman #1 signed by Stan Lee (except you couldn't really sell it)
6.3 lbs of goodness: 2x XL T-shirts 1x ThinkFun PathWords 2x spitball dartboard 5x red duffel bags - 5? 5! Thanks Woot!
well my bag has finally been delivered.... to my apt building's office... guess I'll have to wait until they open tomorrow to see what the woot monkeys have given me
6.7 pounds, delivered a day early. (1) fake wii game, or most of it (1) flimsy blue duffel (1) piece of red Lock n Lock container (1) filthy, used, PS/2 keyboard (18) Texas Air Not disappointed...we'll always have the RC Helicopter Barrels of Crud and the iPod-full-of-RnB-music + weather station Barrels of Crud I'm still ahead!
My 3.1 lb'r was on the porch when I got home. In the box: 1 - USB Hulk panic button, haven't tried install 1 - XL plain dark brown Jerzees t-shirt 1 - re-cycled flower print baggie brown in color. AND . . . . . . 1 - Medium zip-lock bag: Remote, cables, batteries, and manual for a Hidear 32 LCD TV. Question, where the HELL is the TV? Anyone think I should email the Colonel and ask if it's still on the way.
FedEx Shipping info: 4.2 lbs, 18x14.6x14.2 17 x Bag Texas Air 1 x Generic blue duffle bag 1 x Hulk USB Smash button 1 x Pack of musical wedding cards (2 cards) and a reminder to re-order 1 x Reburb XXL 550 TomTom returned by a woot customer after receiving delivery on 12/6/2011 near Cleveland, OH based on shipper stuck to screen. They also didn't seem to find the USB cable that was still tucked away. The car charger was definitely used, so I'm nervous about the battery. The GPS shows that it's getting a charge, powered on, but after a few moments charge, it showed low battery and shut down. If it works, this could be my best Barrels of Crud yet. If it doesn't, it was still fun! Thanks Woot!
omh1009 wrote:Is it safe to say that the Barrels of Crud letter has been discontinued? I agree it was nice to see the returned electronics. No so nice for the people that got shorted, but that leaves the field open for something awesome to come to their doors. I would like to know what they will end up getting. Maybe I missed it, but I have not seen any of those 20+lbs bags or what's in them. Just curious.
Well my 27.6lbs of joy was suppose to be here on the 1st but looks like its sitting in sac and wont make it to the bay area and my house till the 2nd. I will be sure to post here and put uo a video of that big bundle of joy
1X Bluebag 1X XL Brown T-Shirt 1X Ocean DVD Set 1X Spit board 1X Restaurant Bingo board overall not a bad haul, better than the last Barrels of Crud i got. roomie is really excited about the bingo board lol
I got mine today too. Not much but more than Crap.... lets see.... 2 non-descript XL t-shirts, one hanes light blue, one fruit of the loom blue (sort of) 1 pair black, isotoner (i think) gloves 1 non-descript black duffle bag 1 pair Musx white noise isolating earphones. disappointed but compared to what others got, seems all in line. maybe next time, my Bag of Cuuuuuute! will be better!!!
MY 2nd Bag of CUUUUUUTE contained: 1 Ultamotion MOTION CONTROL videogame: SWING ZONE SPORTS 1 iLuv Webcam 1 RED DUFFELLS 2 Bags of Texas Air So crappy Wii is pretty ridiculous but the webcam is pretty awesome despite the fact that every computer we have has an internal webcam. ALSO they gave me the same bag as my last bag which is kind of funny. I'm pretty happy considering I didn't want another SPITBALL DARTPAD
My 28.8# Barrels of Crud was actually delivered today after all! FedEx had thoroughly destroyed the box, there were metal poles sticking out of it! Inside: 1 - Hulk Smash Button 1 - Spitball Dartpad 1 - Cafe Bingo 1 - Crappy Red Duffle 1 - Spy Net Night Vision Googles (open box with note that they don't work but tested and seems OK. 2 - Blank Tshirts 1 - Sac Insulated Bag (the wife isn't complaining about me buying Barrels of Crud anymore!) 16 - AA and AAA batteries (needed those!) 1 - Soccer Net! (hence the metal poles sticking out of the box) 48 - Bags of Texas Air Pretty frickin awesome overall!!!
My 4.3 lb Bag of Cuuuuuute! arrived today. 1x Sunbeam Fleece Heated Blanket 1x XL Yellow T-Shirt 1x Small Recycled Tote Bag Happy with something different even if I was shorted one crap. Keep up the good work Colonel Crap, there may have been some small bumps with your first outing, but I trust we are in good hands.
My first Barrels of Crud ever - I was so excited to open it! It contained: 1 x little red duffle bag (perfect for my 7-year old) 1 x XL plain brown tshirt 3 x various sized Lock&Lock containers 1 x Cafe Bingo game 1 x Spitball Dartpad (w/shooter!) 1 x dinnerware designer set for making your own designs on plates and bowls Great stuff!!!
Looks like someone had there way with my 5lb box of crap. The postman handed it to me a day early (a happy surprise!) but the box was open already and beat up a bit (sad surprise). My box only contained the standard red duffel and a spitball dartboard. I sent an email to Woot service but as this is not their doing, I am not hopeful . This was my first Barrels of Crud in the +4 years i have been a wooter. I am normally a very happy wooter and will continue to be one . Hope everyone enjoys their crap!
The pioneer receiver, the android tablet, the tea, read through all the posts - yeah there are some common things but some really random ones as well.
3.6# shipment: 2x ugly XL FOL t-shirts 1x spitboard and a 2 pack of philips 9ft HDMI cables (unopened... boring) and of course a flowered lunch bag A bit boring, but still fun for my second Barrels of Crud
obob wrote:Echoed! I have not even received my 3.1# of crap yet, but my $8 "entertainment" expense is already working for me reading this topic. Just checked my tracking and this is weird - FedEx claims my package arrived at FedEx Smartpost in Sacramento Jan 31, 2012 7:16 PM specifically indicating local time. That's a little more than two hours from now. Then I checked my calender and it says Feb 2 is ... Groundhog Day!
Are you in the bay area also? My 27.6 lb bag is now stalled there and my date also changed to the 2nd from the 1st. I hope it still makes it down to Vallejo on the 1st cause if its the 2nd I wont be able to pick it up till friday from the post ofice.
MY Barrels of Crud REVEALING VIDEO !!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgYjJFxiEJE bags of air .01 3 lock & lock tupperware box $5 1 red dufflebag $1 1 (24)box of glow sticks ($5) 1 xl faded yellow/orange shirt ($1) 1 cafe bingo ($1) guess i got my moneys worth but where is all the tech crap u useD to get from Barrels of Crud woot should start a trading site where we can trade the junk we get in our Barrels of Crud ill trade for ur caulk pro tool or snuggie lol
Well, could have been better, could have been worse. My very first Barrels of Crud had 4 craps and a bag! but all 4 craps were xl t shirts heres to the next one! 3.1 pounds was the weight
Hooray, I seem to have gotten some unique stuff. 3.7 lbs in a box that was much larger than it needed to be x1 blue duffel x6 8 packs of wisp brushee things (kids 6x8=48) x4 flying monkey capes, I think that's what they are anyway x1 Incredible Hulk USB hulk smash button x1 blue bird with a switch and a button (does nothing) x1 Stone head figure (ala Easter Island) x1 sickeningly cute pony figurine x1 sickeningly cute baby angel figurine x1 note that reads "ColonelCrap says flip the switch on my back and slide a piece of paper in the slot below my face." http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v486/CrazedWhy/2012-01-31_23-13-14_331.jpg As for the note, I first thought that it must have to do with the stone head figure, seeing as how it has a switch on the back and a slot below its face. However, flipping the switch and sliding the note in the slot did not yield any results. Therefore I have to conclude that ColonelCrap was just inviting me to come over for some strange ritual involving paper cuts. [MOD: Resized that for ya!] [OP: Thank you!]
mikebbass wrote:You cant get rid of that, it's the woot equivalent of a signed Mickey Mantle card, or to put it in dork terms, Spiderman #1 signed by Stan Lee (except you couldn't really sell it)
Couldn't have said it better myself.
try once again to post my Barrels of Crud picture
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The bird is from the movie Rio and the easter head fiqure is from spongebob . The batterys are probaly dead in them
skyscanr wrote:The bird is from the movie Rio and the easter head fiqure is from spongebob . The batterys are probaly dead in them
Yeah, I kinda thought batteries, trying to go for a little Dot's Poetry Corner humor, thanks so much for analyzing for me though
otaku13 wrote:try once again to post my Barrels of Crud picture
You're doing it correctly. Photobucket must be having problems on their end. Try uploading to another site like tinypic.com
shannomc wrote: XL orange-yellow t-shirt recycle bag hulk button snuggie blue with monkey heads.
Exact same haul, 3.0 Lbs. The shirt is actually more orange but my phone's camera wants it to be yellow. I think I will tinker with the Hulk button and try to map it to the F5 key and possibly a little usb storage for Wootalyzer and a USB port for Woot lights while I'm at it. Horray for projects I may never finish!
Actually not too bad. You definitely got your money worth. The isotoner gloves alone sell for $20+ at your local store.
colonelcrap ... you rock! got my 15.3 lb haul today: 2 sets of bucky balls 1 red duffel bag 1 Littlest pet shop 2 sets of bucky balls 2 random AAA batteries and, the most awesomest item i've ever gotten: 1 venom gambler short course truck!!! list price of $163! hooray for crap!!!!!!
Mine's pretty similar to yours. 3.3# and just arrived in Sacramento today around that time. Mine was originally going to be delivered on the 2nd, but they changed it to the 3rd.
My BofC arrived yesterday. As suspected (due to the weight/size of the BofC), I'm amongst the lucky ones who got more than just a T and a bag. My BofC contained:
same, except my shirt is dark red.
My 39.6 lb Bag of Cuuuuuute! arrived yesterday. I only got 1 bag and 1 crap. The box contained a Fire Stone Cook Number 20" Grill and a lunch bag. Pretty sweet but I have no idea what to do with it.
I did not get a boss email about my shorted crap, but I did get a very nice letter nonetheless. --- Sorry about that. A replacement order has been initiated and should ship in the next few days. As soon as the package is shipped, you should receive a follow-up email with the tracking details. Randy --- Thanks Woot
csmajor20 wrote:Just looked on amazon, this thing is $90! Holy crap my crap came with a crapper!
Bwahahahaha!!!!! Clever! +1 !
My 4.8 lb carp arrived yesterday and as always ... very glad that I got one! Got 2 Plain XL Shirts (blue and orangey brown) 1 FBI/CIA Films Declassified DVD Set 1 Spitball Dartboard 1 Bag that was not flowered. Yay!!! As always, 1/2 the fun is the waiting and speculation. 1/4 is stalking your mailman. 1/3 is opening the carp. 1/7 is taking the photo and sharing it with the Interwebz. 5/32 is apparently a size of a nut. Photo of the carp on my tumblr
My son got that bird in a McDonald's Happy Meal last year. But it looks like they shorted you the skateboard it was supposed to come with. Is WOOT! re-gifting Happy Meal crap?
I got mine last night: 1 new cat play house (the box everything came in) 1 blue XL t-shirt (plain) 1 box of glow bars 1 Hulk Smash USB button 1 lunch bag 7 Texas Airs I am happy to see a much more random selection of items this time. I wish I would have gotten some better crap, but I am happy with this one compared to the last few.
shorted an item Purple t-shirt Spitball board duffel bag
csmajor20 wrote: Just looked on amazon, this thing is $90! Holy crap my crap came with a crapper!
That's like the goose that laid the golden egg!
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Last year, I corresponded with this guy through an online dating site. We wrote back and forth a number of times, but we kept pushing back a date because he was busy with travel and opening a business. Then he just stopped writing back. I was bummed, but whatever — I know online dating isn't a sure thing, so I just moved on (a bit grudgingly). Before you start wondering if this guy was a total fraud, I have since seen media coverage of him and his business, so I know he's real. I also know he still has an active profile on the dating site.
Now, I'll get to the juicy part of the story. Fast forward one year: I was at a craft fair and spotted him from across the room. Being the brazen, overly confident woman I am, I "accidentally" bumped into him, forcing an exchange. I introduced myself, and he recognized me right away. We had a quick, pleasant exchange with no awkwardness. I was hoping that he would get a look at me and not be able to resist picking up the conversation again, but here I am five days later with no word from him. My question for you is: Did I do the right thing by forcing a meeting, or did I just embarrass myself? What's the etiquette when you see an online acquaintance in real life?
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Dating is a full-contact sport, and I commend you for not sitting on the sidelines. You did the right thing by keeping it short and sweet. Saying, "Hey asshole, I'm the best thing you never had" would have been too confrontational (yet probably more satisfying).
Sometimes it's worth taking a risk and putting yourself out there, even if you don't get the outcome you're hoping for. For all you know, he could have unintentionally dropped the ball when life got busy last year. If he were feeling too sheepish to reconnect with you, you gave him another shot by introducing yourself. As for why he hasn't contacted you since bumping into him, I can't say. What I can tell you is that he's missing out on a brave and determined woman who isn't afraid to go after what she wants — traits that will serve you well with or without him.
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Learn more about exciting opportunities for undergraduates in history by visiting the History Student Blog Pages. Special Opportunities Membership in Phi Alpha Theta: acceptance into this national history honor society exposes students to the continuing study of history through shared research, discussion and guest lectures. There are also opportunities to participate in local and national honor society conferences. American Studies: students from local colleges compete to participate in a research seminar at the world-renowned American Antiquarian Society in Worcester. Follow the student blog. Moggio Essay Prize: prizes are annually awarded to the Assumption students who submit the best research paper and the best essay. Submissions are judged by Assumption's history faculty. Honors Convocation: an annual recognition of the graduating History major with the highest GPA and record of achievement. Undergraduate Research Symposium:students present their research at a public conference on campus History Major The major in history consists of 10 courses in the discipline. One of those must be a research seminar, usually taken in the junior or senior year. The seminar is taken in conjunction with a pro-seminar (a course that provides background and context for the research seminar). History Minor The minor in history consists of 6 courses. These courses cover the gamut from ancient Rome to Asian History to 20th Century America. Assumption students explored "The High Days of the Low Countries" with their professors as part of the Fortin and Gonthier Foundations of Western Civilization program. This blog describes their experiences in Brussels, Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp, and Amsterdam, during their 10-day expedition in May 2013 as they discovered the cultural riches of history, art, and architecture in these grand cities of Northern Europe. 16 Assumption College students contributed photos and videos to a blog capturing their voyage to the Golden Age of the Low Countries. Click here to read the journal. To begin with their day-to-day itinerary, click the button below. To learn about the Foundations Program Travel Seminar to Venice, click here. Degree Requirements History Major The history major requires that students take 10 history courses (including a seminar and a pro-seminar). Required Courses One of the following two-course introductory sequences HIS 114-115 West and the World I and II HIS 116-117 Western Civilization I and II HIS 118-119 Modern Europe and the US I and II A minimum of one course from each of the following groups: Group I: History of Europe (choose at least one) HIS 202 Ancient Rome HIS 203 Byzantine Empire, 330-1453 HIS 206 Rise and Decline of European Primacy HIS 208 Early Medieval Europe HIS 209 Late Medieval Europe HIS 210 Diplomatic History of Europe in the 20th Century HIS 212 Women in Europe HIS 230 Renaissance Europe HIS 231 European Reformations HIS 232 Baroque Europe, 1600-1789 HIS 235 France since 1789 HIS 237 Women and Mysticism HIS 241 Russia: Pre-Revolutionary Period HIS 242 Russia since 1917 HIS 243 Totalitarianism and Everyday Life HIS 272 Germany since 1890 Group II: History of the United States (choose at least one) HIS 180 United States to 1877 HIS 181 United States since 1877 HIS 213 Women and the American Experience HIS 257 History of Canada HIS 258 Colonial America HIS 259 Revolutionary America HIS 262 Civil War and Reconstruction in the United States HIS 264 United States since 1960 HIS 267 United States Foreign Relations since 1776 HIS 268 The Cold War HIS 269 History of African-Americans HIS 270 Immigration and American History since 1815 HIS 285 Women's Studies I: Images HIS 293 From Jesus to Muhammad: The Near East in Transition Group III: History of the World (choose at least one) HIS 250 Colonial Latin America HIS 251 Latin America since 1821 HIS 254 North American Indian HIS 255 From Contact to Casinos: Interactions with Indians in North America HIS 265 Peace Studies HIS 280 Asia to 1800 HIS 281 Asia since 1800 HIS 282 Japan since 1868 HIS 283 Modern China: War and Revolution HIS 290 Islamic Middle East I (to 1800) HIS 291 Islamic Middle East II (since 1800) WMS 385 Women of the World Five additional courses from Departmental offerings (including the above as well as the following): HIS 389 Special Topics in History* HIS 390 Independent Study HIS 392 History Colloquium HIS 394 Practicum in the Teaching of History AAS 350 American Studies Seminar at the American Antiquarian Society (counts as two courses, six credits) * Recent Special Topics courses have included: Spring 2010: The Renaissance in Venice; Popular Culture and Consumer Culture in America Spring 2010: Colloquium; Stalinist Russia Fall 2009: Slave Narratives; World War II in Asia Fall 2008: The Golden Age of the Low Countries: 1500-1700 Fall 2008: From Gorbachev to Putin Seminars and Pro-Seminars HIS 393 taken in conjunction with HIS 391, a pro-seminar (a course providing background and context for the seminar topic). The pro-seminar is taken in the same semester as the seminar (for a total of six credit hours), usually during the junior or senior year OR the annual seminar offered by the American Antiquarian Society during the fall term. Recent Seminars have included: Spring 2010: War and American Society Fall 2009: Slavery in British North America and the United States Spring 2009: Humanism and the Rebirth of Antiquity Fall 2008: The Fall of Communism Electives While History majors may take up to 14 courses in History, they are urged to take courses in related disciplines, such as Native American Studies, Women's Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies Political Science, Anthropology, Sociology, Economics, Geography, English, Comparative Literature and Languages, Philosophy, and Theology, in order to broaden their liberal arts background. Students intending to pursue graduate work should note that a reading knowledge of French, German, Spanish, or other foreign language is often required of doctoral candidates and in some cases of master's candidates. Other recommendations: Internships for credit are available for history majors. The interdisciplinary American Studies Seminar of the American Antiquarian Society and five Worcester colleges is available on a competitive basis to outstanding Assumption students from across the disciplines every fall. This seminar fulfills the seminar and pro-seminar requirement for History majors. Minor in History Required Courses: At least one course from Group I (see above) At least one course from Group II (see above) At least one course from Group III (see above) HIS 392 Colloquium (Minors in History may choose the option of taking a seminar rather than a colloquium. They should note that enrolling in the HIS 393 WE Seminar entails taking its corresponding pro-seminar as well.) Two other courses from Departmental offerings Education Concentration in History For students interested in becoming history teachers at the middle or high-school level, Assumption College offers a state-approved preparation program for history in grades 5-8 or 8-12. Such students should consider a major in History and a concentration in middle (grades 5-8) or secondary (8-12) education. Students who are interested in obtaining a teaching license in history should meet with the Education Program Coordinator by their second semester to acquire information about applying to the Education Concentration. The History major provides students with course work that addresses the subject matter knowledge requirements for teacher licensure by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Interested students should consult with their academic advisors in both the History and Education departments for a course of study that meets both major and licensure requirements. Faculty For a list of recent Faculty Publications, click here Stuart Borsch Associate Professor of History Leslie Choquette Professor of History, L'Institut français Professor of Francophone Cultures and Director of the French Institute Mark Z. Christensen David Cohen Carl Keyes Assistant Professor of History Deborah Kisatsky Associate Professor of History Lance Lazar Associate Professor of History John McClymer Professor of History Irina Mukhina Assistant Professor of History Chieko Nakajima Assistant Professor of History Geoffrey Vaughan Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of the Fortin and Gonthier Foundations of Western Civilization Program Thomas Wheatland Assistant Professor of History Courses For further information regarding the courses below, consult the undergraduate catalog, accessible via the button on the right. HIS 114 West and he World I (to 1870) HIS 115 West and the World II (Since 1800) HIS 116 Western Civilization I HIS 116F Foundations: Western Civilization I HIS 117 History of Western Civilization II HIS 118 Modern Europe and the United States I HIS 119 Modern Europe and the United States II HIS 120 United States to 1877 HIS 121 United States since 1877 HIS 202 Ancient Rome, 509 B.C.-565 A.D. HIS 203 Byzantine Empire, 330-1453 A.D. HIS 206 Rise and Decline of European Primacy, 1870 to the Present HIS 208 Early Medieval Europe HIS 209 Late Medieval Europe HIS 210 Diplomatic History of Europe in the 20th Century HIS 212 Women in Europe HIS 213 Women and the American Experience HIS 230 Renaissance Europe HIS 231 European Reformations HIS 232 Baroque Europe, 1600-1789 HIS 235 France since 1789 HIS 237 Women and Mysticism HIS 241 Russia: Pre-Revolutionary Period HIS 242 Russia since 1917 HIS 243 Totalitarianism and Everyday Life HIS 250 Colonial Latin America HIS 251 Latin America since 1821 HIS 254 North American Indian HIS 255 From Contact to Casinos: Interactions with Indians in North America HIS 257 History of Canada HIS 258 Colonial America HIS 259 Revolutionary America HIS 262 Civil War and Reconstruction in the United States HIS 264 United States since 1960 HIS 265 Peace Studies HIS 267 United States Foreign Relations since 11776 HIS 268 The Cold War HIS 269 History of African-Americans HIS 270 Immigration and American History since 1815 HIS 272 Germany since 1890 HIS 276 Science and Technology in American History HIS 280 Asian to 1800 HIS 281 Asian since 1800 HIS 282 Japan since 1868 HIS 283 Modern China: War and Revolution HIS 285 Women's Studies I: Images HIS 290 Islamic Middle East I (to 1800) HIS 291 Islamic Middle East II (since 1800) HIS 293 From Jesus to Muhammad: The Near East in Transition HIS 389 Special Topics in History HIS 390 Independent Study HIS 391 History Pro-Seminar HIS 392 History Colloquium HIS 393 WE HIstory Seminar HIS 394 Practicum in the Teaching of History AAS 350 American Studies Seminar at the American Antiquarian Society HIS 444 Honors Seminar in History Internships & Outcomes Internships All Assumption students can participate in the College's internship programs and spend a semester gaining practical experience. There are two types of internships available to most Assumption students: Academic internships, where students work with an academic advisor and the internship site Career internships, which provide valuable experience but do not offer academic credit. This type of internship may be paid or unpaid and it generally occurs during or following the summer of the junior year A sampling of recent internship sites: American Antiquarian Society Seminar: Follow the student blog History Scholars Program at the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History: Follow the student blog Summer Fellowship Program at Historic Deerfield National Park Service Library of Congress Law Firms in New England and Europe Charitable initiatives in Latin America Graduate Schools and Careers The study of History provides a foundation for careers in almost any field. Graduates enter careers in education, business, journalism, public relations, teaching, insurance, government service, personnel work and many other fields that draw upon those analytic skills, deepened perspective and breadth of vision that comes from the study of the past and strong writing skills. They also enroll in graduate school or law school. Careers in History: Educators Elementary Schools Secondary Schools Postsecondary Education Historic Sites and Museums Advocates Lawyers and Paralegals Litigation Support Legislative Staff Work Foundations Diplomats in the State Department Businesses and Associations Historians in Corporations Contract Historians Historians and Nonprofit Associations Communicators Writers and Editors Journalists Documentary Editors Producers of Multimedia Material Researchers Museums and Historical Organizations Cultural Resources Management and Historic Preservation Think Tanks Information Managers Archivists Records Managers Librarians Information Managers For more information about careers in history, consult the American Historical Association's Careers page. Recent Employers Boston Public Schools Endicott College Johnson and Johnson Lasell College Law Firms in New England and New York MFS Investment Management Nashua High School Social Security Administration State Street Bank and Trust United States Army Wachusett Public Schools Worcester Public Schools Xaverian Brothers High School A sample of recent graduate schools where Assumption history students have been accepted Boston College Fordham University Framingham State College Saint Joseph's College University of Massachusetts – Amherst Student Opportunities American Studies Seminar at the American Antiquarian Society Each fall, the American Antiquarian Society and five Worcester Colleges sponsor an American Studies research seminar at the Antiquarian Society. The seminar is conducted by a scholar familiar with the Society's world-renowned holdings in early American history and culture, and the seminar topic is related to his or her field of research. Selection is highly competitive. The participating students are chosen by a screening committee made up of representatives of the five participating colleges: Assumption College, Clark University, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and Worcester State College. The seminar topic and research methods combine several disciplines, and students from a wide variety of majors have participated successfully in this unique undergraduate opportunity. Follow the student blog. Moggio Essay Prize The Moggio Essay Prize goes to the Assumption students who, in the opinion of a committee of the history faculty, write the best history essay and historical research paper in the preceding two semesters. The research paper winner receives a $75 book coupon and certificate, and the essay winner receives a $50 book coupon and certificate. The awards are presented each spring during the Phi Alpha Theta initiation, and are also mentioned during the Honors Convocation ceremony. Students and faculty are encouraged to submit copies of essays during the year for consideration. Research Assistanships Funding may be available for research assistantships for advanced students engaging in collaborative research with an Assumption faculty member. Topics and responsibilities may vary according to the program of research. For an example, follow the student blog. Honors Convocation Each year the department awards a prize at Honors Convocation in the Spring Term for the graduating History Major with the highest GPA and record of achievement. Assumption College Undergraduate Research Symposium Each year in the spring term, history students take part in presenting their research in a public conference. Students are especially encouraged to present their research projects from History department's seminar and pro-seminar and the American Studies Seminar at the American Antiquarian Society, as well as projects they develop while working as research assistants with History faculty. Regional Phi Alpha Theta Conferences In the spring term, history students can take part in local or national history honors society conferences. Study Abroad Opportunities for History Majors During the fall and spring semesters, and over the summer, many of Assumption's history students travel the world while taking part in exciting study abroad programs. View the recent testimonials of history majors Rebecca Petty, David Paradise and Christine Delany, and visit the webpages for Study Abroad to learn more Starting in the Spring of 2013, students will also have the opportunity to study at Assumption's new Rome Campus.


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This thread will be a Jack-O-Lantern style HTPC. Hope everyone enjoys. This will be entered into NZXT's Halloween Contest, I hope it gets your vote!! MY ENTRY - Appreciate your support! Voting is from October 29th-November 2nd AND NOW FOR SOME MAGIC..... ABRA-KADABRA...
And here we goooooooo. So first is first, I'm going for the NZXT pumpkin competition, and I would appreciate your vote!!! On this note, please provide feedback as to what my final picture should look like for submission. Any additions? Should I paint it white? Should I carve some TPU/NZXT into the "door"? THANKS! My goal was to change my little HTPC into a Jack O' Lantern version. Precisely one that mimicked a NZXT Switch 810. So the design first! Fairly simple enough, now to cut n' gut. Next I made a little template out of cardboard for my ECS H67H2-I with Sandy Bridge Celeron G550. Then I dug out my motherboard tray area. I then measured up with the backplate and cut out the motherboard access. Lined up the motherboard on my cardboard cutout and tested the fit. Satisfied with the results, I went ahead and screwed it in using some long wood screws, holds extremely well! Next big cut would need to be the vent fan. Decided to use a lighted fan to help demonstrate that the rig is fully functional in its pumpkin body. Now its time for the uncritical, but makes it look very computer-y...CD-ROM DRIVE! For this I have an ASUS 24x DVD Burner that I need to actually do something with after this project, but this drove me to actually dig it out and get that going lol! The last picture was disappointing for me, I tried to make the drive slot tight so it wouldn't sag, but nonetheless that couldn't happen. So, I made a Pumpkin Drive Mount Before this mount picture was taken, I put down a protective coat of Vaseline on my pumpkin. This will help keep the moisture in the pumpkin (not rot immediately) and away from my components. ANYWHO, that was simply a test to see who actually reads these logs and doesn't just scroll through looking at the pics. I decided that mounting the PSU actually against the rear of the pumpkin would be close to impossible due to size, but luckily there is a good amount of room due to the size of this ITX board to have it rest in the pumpkin and just run the power cable out the motherboard hole. All that's left is "install" the Vertex 3. Little touch up things...instead of leaving the drive sticking out, I took shavings of pumpkin and covered the exposed areas. So thats about it. I booted it up, it runs fine. I had to pull the power button out of my HTPC and just "flash" a power-on signal to the motherboard then remove it lol. I don't plan on this being a long term installment. DAY 2: Did some additional features, including "ribbing" the top to give the grated appearance of the Switch 810, and carved out the NZXT.TM logo. I think this really helped with the overall goal. Added those additional pictures after the initial Glamour Shots. Happy Halloween!
Here are my final glamour shots. Let me know what you think!! I will be numbering these for people voting on which I should use for my submission! Initial shots: "Final" shots: If you are curious about Hallow's older brother, look no further then here: Goðafoss - Waterfall of the Gods
Organics and electronics? The world's first cyborg-pumpkin! Now if only the pumpkin were still attached to the vine and still growing, and you could provide electricity to the powersupply through it.
I like the angle of shot number 5, probably my favorite, but it would be nice if you shimmed the pumpkin so the DVD drive looked more level from that perspective. Other than that I like 6 and 9.
So recommendations on the submssion? Should I use flash, should I have it/them powered on? Should I do any last minute edits/changes? Should I leave the door on, which angle looks best? Thanks again everyone, I hope to get your votes!!
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If you could have carved out some sick design into that pumpkin you would have truly used it to its full pumpkin potential.Even have it light up with some LED fans. Sill clever idea.