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The Maroon October 30,1981 Vol. 60, No. 9 Loyola University, New Orleans Prospective faculty must meet Loyola's goals New university directive By Mike Tifft Maroon University Reporter A directive requiring candidates for full-time faculty positions to submit a written statement on how they can contribute to Loyola's goals is a step toward maintaining and strengthening Loyola's image as a Jesuit institution, said the Rev. Stephen Rowntree, S.J., a member of the Task Force on Jesuit Identity. "We are a Jesuit and Catholic institution; that's the appeal we make in advertising, in recruiting and in seeking funds," Rowntree said. "If we maintain that identity, it will be to our benefit." The directive from the Very Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., president of Loyola, states that candidates for faculty positions must "submit a written statement [at least one typewritten page, no more than two] stating how it is that they can positively contribute to the pursuit of Loyola's goals if they are hired." Candidates will be given copies of Loyola's Goals and Character and Committment Statements as early as possible in the hiring process. "Loyola has a lot of outstanding religious lay people. We think we should be looking for people like this in the future. Say one out of five people looking for a position has a religious commitment, that's going to be a consideration in hiring," Rowntree said. "With the prospect of declining enrollment I think schools with a definite identity will prosper." Dr. James Gaffney, chairman of the University Rank and Tenure Committee, did not see the directive as a big issue among faculty members. "I think the faculty's response will generally be positive." He said the directive will not affect tenure decisions. Gaffney believes the requirement of such a statement will not turn away otherwise qualified candidates. "I think if it's well handled and if the people who are doing the hiring are tactful, it should not necessarily alienate candidates," he said. According to the memorandum containing Carter's directive, the idea of inquiring about a faculty candidate's commitment to Loyola was proposed by the Task Force on Jesuit Identity.The Loyola Board of Trustees then incorporated the recommendation into the university's Affirmative Action Statement. The statement says that while Loyola is firmly committed to a policy of nondiscrimination, it "reserves the right to grant preference to men and women, minority and majority members, who qualify for positions and who accept and support its Christian and Catholic heritage. . . . This it must do to maintain its religious and institutional integrity." Inside Sic MAROON looks at enrollment at Loyola, past and present. The figures may be deceiving.. . . Page 2 'Spider Jax' is resurrected after being destroyed by vandals Page 4 Trading tap shoes for teaching, former June Taylor dancer Gavlc Parmelee instructs Loyola ballet dancers Page 8 Monsters, masks and favorite haunts for a good time this Halloween in Life Timeg Page 9 Only 11 representatives from the 80 organizations chartered by the Student Government Association attended last week's meeting of the Council of Presidents. The possibilities of receiving diplomas at graduation and publicizing teacher evaluations were discussed. —Photo by Cynthia Hite Slow day at the office Jesuits give reaction to pope 9s appointment By Renee Lechner Maroon Reporter Many Loyola Jesuits are undecided about Pope John Paul Il's appointment of the Rev. Paolo Dezza, S.J., as his delegate to the worldwide Jesuit order. Dezza, a 79-year-old conservative Italian Jesuit, was named last week as the pope's personal representative to organize the General Congregation. This international assembly will elect a replacement for the Rev. Pedro Arrupe, superior general of the Society of Jesus. Arrupe, 74, is suffering from a stroke. According to a press release issued on Oct. 23 by the United States Jesuit Provincials, confusion exists among Jesuits concerning Dezza's precise role as a delegate of the Jesuit society. The press release asked "all American Jesuits for obedient acceptance of Pope John Paul Il's decision." Loyola Jesuits feel some confusion about the appointment. The Rev. Edward B. Arroyo, S.J., a religious superior on campus, said, "Nobody knows what the appointment means by 'delegate.' " The reaction expressed by most Loyola Jesuits about the Pope's announcement was one of surprise. Arroyo said, "This has never happened before; it is an unusual step in the church." The superior general is appointed for life and is usually not replaced until he dies. "/ feel that we [the Jesuits] have always been experimenting in trying new things. " Arroyo said Pope John Paul II has voiced a dissatisfaction with Jesuits over the years. He said the pope was unhappy about Jesuit tendencies toward secularization. The Rev. Leo A. Nicoll, S.J., history faculty member, expressed his personal feelings about the pope's view of the Jesuits. The pope, Nicoll said, has a feeling that the Jesuits are too liberal and should follow a more conservative line. Nicoll said if the pope has concerns about the Jesuits, he hopes he will voice them. The Rev. Stephen C. Rowntree, S.J., philosophy faculty member, said the pope's announcement was an "extreme measure." Rowntree said he was upset and disappointed the pope had to take these measures, but it could be a blessing to get problems within the society resolved. Concern about the pope's dissatisfaction with the Jesuits also was expressed by Arroyo. "We have questions as to how we can be of better service and understand the Holy Father," he said, adding, "I feel that we [the Jesuits] have always been experimenting in trying new things. I do feel that we have been a progressive source." Arroyo said Dezza is "judged by most as more conservative and traditional than others." He said Dezza knows the working of the Jesuit society very well. Nicoll said the pope chose Dezza because "he has knowledge of the society." He added that at the present moment it is unclear as to the length of the appointment. The Very Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., president of Loyola, was contacted for comment concerning the pope's appointment. The matter was referred to the Rev. Hilton Rivet, the highest ranking Jesuit official at Loyola, and to the Rev. Thomas Stahel, the Provincial of the New Orleans Province of the Society of Jesus. Stahel, the highest ranking Jesuit official in the southern United States, was out of town and unavailable for comment. Rivet, the rector of the Jesuit community at Loyola, said, "Everything is speculation. Nobody knows."
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Before you hit the road this holiday season, consider packing a Kids' Activity Bag. Yes, it's one more thing for your list, but it will definitely be worth the effort.
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The SpaceMouse Wireless
A product review by Michael Anonuevo
It's been three weeks now since the SpaceMouse Wireless was released on October 1, 2013. The SpaceMouse Wireless is 3Dconnexion's latest product. It is the world's first wireless 3D mouse that provides users with 3Dconnexion's superior and proven 3D navigation technology _without the restriction of the cord!
Being part of a select group of 3Dconnexion beta testers, I was sent a demo model a few days before the new 3D mouse was announced. To come up with this review, I temporarily replaced my SpacePilot Pro with the SpaceMouse Wireless and used it in an actual Revit project. For those who have not tried a 3D device, please check out the links to several articles I've written on all of 3Dconnexion's products at the end of this article. For experienced users, here's a close look at this wonderful new 3D mouse.
3Dconnexion Unveils the SpaceMouse Wireless!
The World's First Wireless 3D Mouse
_A Product Announcement by Michael Anonuevo
October 1, 2013: 3Dconnexion announced today its latest product _the SpaceMouse Wireless!
Aside from its navigation benefits, the obvious advantage of the SpaceMouse Wireless is that there is no cord to deal with, thus making our desktop less cluttered. It is the ultimate in portability as it can also be used with a laptop for those on the go. 3Dconnexion positions this product above the SpaceNavigator and SpaceNavigator for Notebooks.
Having written product reviews of all 3Dconnexion's products, I am one of the few fortunate ones to get hold of this device a few days ago, allowing me to write this announcement. Although I am already impressed by its capabilities, I will be testing the SpaceMouse Wireless furthermore this week and will publish a comprehensive review next week. For now, check out its features.
Note: For those who have not discovered the benefits of a 3D device yet, please check out the links to reviews I've written on all of 3Dconnexion's product line at the end of this article. They include YouTube videos on how each model is used in Revit and other applications.
A Portable Revit Workstation
A Product Review by Michael Anonuevo
In the Revit family modeling eBook I'm currently writing, the chapter on Computer Configuration includes a discussion on desktop and laptop workstations. While I have enough material pertaining to desktop workstation configurations, I barely have any relevant information on modern mobile workstations. I do have a laptop –an Intel Core 2 Duo-based laptop with a 16″ screen, which I use as a third computer backup. But by today's laptop processor standards, it hardly qualifies as a mobile workstation (translation: obsolete!). Sure it runs Revit, but all functions are painfully slow.
With the gaining popularity of the new and more powerful Intel® Core™ i7 and Intel®Xeon® processors for the laptop, I needed information about them for inclusion in my eBook. I also wanted to write a review for the benefit of Revit users. Having previously dealt with BOXX computers in a review I had written on their XTREME 4920 workstation (http://www.clubrevit.com/2012/10/17/boxx-revit-workstation/), I reached out to their Director of Business Development, Shoaib Mohammad, who graciously sent me a laptop for review.
This article is about the GOBOXX G1840, a laptop classified by BOXX Technologies, Inc. as a mid-range mobile workstation. This model is part of their G1800 WS series. The laptop sent to me was a demo model used by Pixar in one of their trade shows. Knowing this, I expected this model to perform as a true mobile workstation, capable of running Revit and other graphics programs.
So does this model qualify as a desktop replacement? It's a resounding YES, so please read on for more details.
BOXX Revit Workstation
A Product Review by Michael Anonuevo
In preparing to writing an instructional eBook on how to produce Autodesk Revit renderings and walkthroughs, one of the things I did a few months back was conduct a research on computer systems optimized for these types of Revit tasks. It is a subject matter that I know will occupy a chapter on its own in the eBook. I've looked at brand names such as HP, Dell, Lenovo, and Asus. However, I could not find any computer system specifically targeted for Revit modeling. By chance, I ran into a colleague who suggested that I look into BOXX computer workstations (www.boxxtech.com). I had never heard of the company, although I found out later that they had been around for the last 15 years! As a full time Revit modeler who is always busy creating complex families or writing about them, I never really got into the details of a good Revit computer workstation. And so with this new eBook project, I had a chance to look at a workstation made for Revit. After emailing my credentials and review proposal to a BOXX specialist, I was connected to the right channels and eventually was sent a unit for evaluation.
This article is about the 3DBOXX 4920 XTREME workstation. At the BOXX website, this model is referred to as The World's Fastest Workstation for Autodesk Revit. On the internet, you'll find great reviews about this workstation, including its technical details and specifications. To avoid being redundant, the main focus of this review is how effective this workstation is for Revit Architecture users. I will, however, highlight certain features worth taking a look at.
Is this really the fastest workstation for Revit? How can we users benefit from this system? What makes this workstation special from the rest of the pack? How does this computer compare to yours or other workstations? These questions (and many more) are tackled in this review. If you are in the process of upgrading your Revit workstations or want to add a dedicated power workstation for generating renderings and walkthroughs, this article will help you decide which system to purchase.
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Metric Editions of Revit Family Modeling eBooks
In response to Revit users from Australia, UK, Europe and other countries, I'm happy to announce the release of the Metric Editions of my eBooks:
- Creating Custom Revit Architecture 2012 Families, Metric Edition
- Creating Custom Revit Architecture 2013 Families, Metric Edition
They are free with the purchase of the 2012/2013 US Editions. Please click this link to get a PDF sampler containing sample images and Forewords written by Jeff Pinheiro (theRevitKid.com) and Jay Zallan (Perkowitz+Ruth Architects).
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Revit 2013 eBook Update Now Available!
I just released the 2013 update to my 2012 eBook: Creating Custom Revit Architecture 2013 Families: A Practical Guide for Beginner and Intermediate Users
Join Revit users nationwide and all over the world who have discovered the valuable information in this eBook. There is nothing like this in the market right now. The eBook teaches the efficient ways to create families. It also explains the subtle little details that go with family creation that no other books explain. In response to Revit users from Australia, UK and European countries, I'm happy to announce the Metric Editions of these eBooks. They will be released on or before November 2012. They are free for those who purchase the 2012/2013 Imperial (US) editions.
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PDF format, 16 Chapters, 777 pages, over 2000 images. All the new 2013 features are explained in-depth. Download my PDF sampler (163 pages) containing the full Table of Contents (2012 & 2013), Forewords by Steve Stafford and Lonnie Cumpton, and sample images here.
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New eBook Announcement
I'm happy to announce the release of my eBook entitled:
Creating Custom Revit Architecture Families 2012
A Practical Guide for Beginners and Intermediate Users
for an introductory price of $19.95. The price includes a free update to the 2013 version of this eBook (slated for release on or before October 2012) and four free Revit families from my website.
Although the book was written with architects in mind ,it is also a useful guide and resource for interior designers, recent architecture graduates, Revit MEP and Structure users, and AutoCAD users transitioning to Revit. It is also a handy reference for BIM managers and advanced users.
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PDF format, 16 Chapters, 751 pages, over 2000 images. Tutorial files are also included.
Requirement: Basic knowledge of Revit.
Download the full Table of Contents, Foreword by Steve Stafford, and sample images here.
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Alto Revit!
Alto: Although this word is associated with music, it is Spanish for Tall. The Latin word Altus means high or deep.
Read all about this Alto Saxophone Revit Family and my latest update on 3Dconnexion's SpacePilot Pro:
3Dconnexion Invasion of Planet Revit
The SpaceExplorer, SpaceNavigator and SpaceNavigator for Notebooks _ a multiple products review by Michael Anonuevo
It has been two months now since I started using 3Dconnexion's SpacePilot PRO. Without a doubt, 3D navigation devices are definitely here to stay.
For those of you who just happened to stumble on this article, please read my previous review of the SpacePilot PRO at : http://clubrevit.com/2011/06/15/will-revit-users-fly-with-this-device/.
The way I use Revit has completely changed. I've incorporated the SpacePilot PRO and its powerful programmable buttons in my daily work. I am now automatically reaching for it with my left hand. I've also learned how to configure the buttons to my advantage. You'll find out all about this at the end of this article with my follow-up review of the SpacePilot PRO.
I'm happy to tell you that I've gotten a tremendous amount of good feedback from readers saying how helpful my article was. And just as I had anticipated, I've gotten inquiries about 3Dconnexion's other models. Well, after communicating with 3Dconnexion, they sent me the rest of their product line. And so guys, here's the lowdown on the SpaceExplorer, SpaceNavigator and SpaceNavigator for Notebooks…
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I continuously get asked how an individual can set themselves apart in todays job market. One thing I suggest to everyone is to get Autodesk certified and on July 21, September 22 and October 20 you can get Autodesk Certifications for $25 each. I recommend this for two reasons. First it is a great way to let a potential employer know that you are serious about the technology you use everyday. No matter what you think of the level the test, the certification says you took the time to take a test that measures your skill level of that technology. Second it helps develop the Autodesk certification process. If you look at the process of certification programs they always start slow and then become the industry standard. It was not that long ago when the Microsoft certification was something that only super nerds had. Today just try and get an IT job without one. So let me be a cheerleader and say let's get certified.
BTW I am both a Revit Certified Associate and Revit Certified Professional
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Monday, May 12, 2003 Valparaiso University's Tom Starck was selected as the Mid-Continent Conference Pitcher of the Week for the second time in three weeks after an impressive performance in a 4-2 win over Southern Utah last Friday.A junior lefthander from Kenosha, Wis./St. Joseph's, Starck tied a career-high with 12 strikeouts in the 9-inning, complete-game win. He allowed just four hits and two walks. Starck fanned six of the first nine batters he faced and worked out of a jam in the ninth inning. He is 2-0 with a 1.48 ERA in league play and has struck out 39 in 30 1/3 innings. Starck improved his overall record to 3-1 and lowered his ERA to 3.09, which ranks third in the Mid-Con. Starck's honor marks the third time this season that a Crusader has earned Mid-Con Pitcher of the Week recognition as senior Todd Evans and Starck were selected during consecutive weeks in April. |
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6:14pm Saturday 29th September 2012 in Sport By Dan Barnes
CHIPPENHAM Town breezed into the draw for the second qualifying round of the FA Trophy is style with a dominant victory over local rivals Swindon Supermarine this afternoon.
Dean Griffiths marked his first Bluebirds start with two goals while strike partner Alan Griffin also weighed in with a brace.
Chippenham got off to the perfect start and were ahead just four minutes in when Tyrone Mings played in Griffiths down the left wing.
The striker cut back onto his right foot and crossed for Griffin to loop a header over the reach of Marine keeper Kent Kaupinnen and into the net.
Defender Mings had a header cleared off the line by Dave Bampton while Griffiths robbed the visitors' Dan Wallington before drawing a good save from Kauppinen.
In the 20th minute, the Bluebirds' Iain Harvey survived a fervent handball shout from Marine after he slid to block Josh Parsons' cross but referee David Ricketts was unconvinced.
The visitors' Harry Etheridge lashed a shot wide before the hosts doubled their lead in the 23rd minute as a long ball forward was intelligently nodded by Griffin to put Griffiths through on goal.
Kaupinnen had no choice but to come out of his goal and the Chippenham striker lobbed the ball over his head and into the empty net to make it 2-0.
Brandon Barnes had a curling free-kick held by the Marine goalie and in the closing stages of the first half, the Bluebirds Conor Thompson was called into action to parry away Tom Cole's effort.
The Bluebirds began in the second period in similarly storming fashion to the first and found the net just minutes in.
Scott Lye's corner was eventually headed back towards goal by Griffin and Griffiths was on hand to nod home from close range.
Chippenham were now in total control and they got their fourth of the afternoon in the 67th minute when Griffiths played the ball out to substitute Josh Egan, who flashed a cross into the box from the right-wing, which was poked home at the far post by Griffin.
Lee Phillips almost made an instant impact after he came off the bench midway through the half, with the striker firing just past the post after latching on to Barnes' pass.
Then with minutes left on the clock, the visitors' bad day at the office was rounded off as TJ Bohane was shown a second yellow card for a late challenge on Mings.
CHIPPENHAM TOWN: Conor Thompson, Toby Osman, Tyrone Mings, Iain Harvey, Steve Casey (Tom Seery 85), Alex Kite, Scott Lye, Scott Rogers (Josh Egan 50), Alan Griffin, Dean Griffiths (Lee Phillips 72), Brandon Barnes.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's acknowledgment of having secret stomach surgery may reassure voters who've wondered whether he's fit to be president.
The governor, who has struggled with excess pounds for most of his adult life, told reporters in Newark Tuesday that he had the procedure Feb. 16 for the benefit of himself, his wife, Mary Pat, and their children. He denied it was a political move.
"Just because I have a public office and I have some measure of notoriety doesn't mean that my feelings about my family and my concerns about their future are any different than yours," Christie said. "I did it because I want to try to put myself, as I get older, in the best position I can be to spend as much great time with them as I possibly can."
The 50-year-old governor is running to win a second term in November. He turned down fundraisers' overtures to embark on a 2012 presidential campaign less than two years ago, saying, "Now is not my time." Christie hasn't ruled out a 2016 bid.
"He has to realize that it's a lot easier to run for president if you can actually run," said Matthew Hale, who teaches politics at Seton Hall University in South Orange, N.J. "It also has to be in the back of his mind that the physical requirements of walking through Iowa county fairs and things like that really are not easy."
Christie, who's about 6 feet tall, hasn't publicly disclosed his weight and didn't say how much he may have lost since February. He said he considered the matter personal, and his family "is not thrilled" that the surgery, first reported by the New York Post, became public.
The governor said he used a false name when he checked in for the 40-minute surgical procedure at New York University Langone Medical Center's Weight Management Program in Manhattan. The operation was covered by his state health insurance, he said. He wouldn't say what his out-of-pocket costs were.
He went into the hospital at 7:30 a.m. and was home in Mendham at 5 p.m., he said. He didn't transfer his state powers to Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno.
Christie said he spoke with coach Rex Ryan of the New York Jets before having the surgery. Ryan underwent the procedure in 2010, performed by surgeon George Fielding, and lost almost a third of his weight, according to the Post. Christie had Fielding do his operation.
A telephone call to the doctor's office was referred to Craig Andrews, a hospital spokesman, who declined to comment. Jets spokesman Bruce Speight didn't respond to a voice message and email seeking comment.
"It is a long-term health issue for me, and that is the basis on which I made the decision," Christie said Tuesday. "It's not a career issue."
Physical fitness for presidents and candidates for the office has been stressed by advisers since at least the administration of Gerald R. Ford, the Republican who replaced Richard M. Nixon in the White House in 1974. Ford, caught on camera as he stumbled on the Air Force One steps, was mocked for "being a klutz," said Peter Woolley, who teaches politics at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, N.J.
"The White House countered and said, 'What are you talking about?'" Woolley said by telephone. "This guy's an athlete. He was a Division I football player."
Al Gore, Democrat Bill Clinton's vice president, and Mike Huckabee, the Republican former Arkansas governor, both lost pounds before campaigning unsuccessfully for president. Sen. John McCain, a Republican from Arizona who survived torture in a Vietnamese prisoner-of-war camp and three bouts with skin cancer, was dogged by health questions before Democrat Barack Obama beat him in the 2008 presidential race.
On Feb. 4, less than two weeks before Christie had his surgery, he appeared on CBS Corp.'s "Late Show with David Letterman," munching a doughnut as a gag. He told the comedian that he had normal cholesterol and sugar levels in his blood, calling himself "basically the healthiest fat guy you've ever seen in your life."
His comments led a former White House physician, Connie Mariano, to tell CNN that the governor's weight put him at risk of heart attack, stroke or death. Christie responded by calling the doctor a "hack" and telling her to "shut up" because she hadn't examined him.
For Christie, the prime political benefit now is that he "owns and controls" the story of his weight, said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute in West Long Branch, N.J.
"Why give voters fodder for questions of your ability to serve, whether that means your physical fitness or ability to keep yourself under control?" Murray said by telephone. "You can't get around the fact that being overweight raises questions in people's minds, whether that's right or wrong."
Christie's weight hasn't been an issue to most New Jersey voters recently. In a Quinnipiac University poll released March 26, 64 percent of 1,129 of those asked said they were comfortable with the governor's girth.
In July 2011, Christie went to a hospital for emergency treatment of his chronic asthma and told reporters when he was discharged that his weight "exacerbates everything."
More than 500 million people worldwide are obese, according to the World Health Organization. About 200,000 Americans undergo weight-loss surgery each year, and roughly a third choose gastric banding, involving small rubber devices that constrict part of the stomach.
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These are the people who are the job creators and you can't love jobs -- and hate job creators.
And I don't understand why that lesson is not as clear as a bell but.
These are the people who will -- you're not gonna get the money from a -- -- if you raise rates they can do all things around it.
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This boils down to the fact that the 900W is "maxing out" its housing while the 1.2kw is under powered for its housing. This large 1.2kw housing takes it out of the running for being "portable".
My impression of the 900W units upon arrival was that they were very much within the realm of "backpackable". They are small and tidy. The voltage and current markings are accurate enough for indication use. The power cord that was supplied was beefy 14G.
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There is clannishness everywhere in the Animal kingdom. Even among animals you would have seen how animals from other tribes are repelled by other tribes. Clannishness is a biological tendency of animal kind. In human beings, this tends to be a serious problem. Clannishness is not the domain of the sophisticated human being. Yet it still exists. We don't know why.
Human beings are fundamentally the same. It's just that they are presented differently to the world. A race can have a very strong influence on a person. If you are a black, you are expected to be big, strong, and athletic. If you are Nordic, you are expected to be rugged, sophisticated, and charming. If you are Asia, you are expected to be accommodating, good-natured, and hard-working.
A race does tend to carry a psychological and physiological attributes. A person in a race tends to behave the same way as others of the same race. So you can say that the behavior of a person in a race is in no way connected to the race. We can safely segregate behavior from racial characteristics.
A race is a beautiful concept. But has gone terribly wrong. A race actually brings a lot of variety to the world. Unfortunately, some races have fallen back on certain things, while others have advanced with certain things. If Africans were born in Europe, you would have seen Africans dying on parched Earth. You would have seen them enjoying themselves amongst beautiful meadows, and green plains.
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Only four people ventured out into the snow last night for a public meeting on what qualities are needed in a new Columbus City Schools superintendent.
But the four participated in a mini-focus group in the cafeteria of Binns Elementary School on the West Side and had plenty of advice to offer.
The district needs someone who knows how to read student-achievement data, "not alter the data," said Mary Nichols, 68, who has custody of her grandson, a ninth-grader at Briggs High School.
It needs someone who will let teachers teach again and quit drilling through curriculum guides geared toward state proficiency tests, said Karen Burgett, 44, who has a daughter headed to Briggs next year and a son in the fifth grade at West Mound Elementary.
"They're not going to take a test when they get into the work force," Burgett said. "They need to know how to function."
The district's culture — how teachers and administrators operate — needs to change, said Michael Cole, 39, who has two children in a district alternative school. Cole is planning a run for the school board in November.
The district operates "based on its own beliefs," said Cole, who added that the new leader needs to transfer what the district does right at some of its schools to the others.
Jason Youngblood, 33, with a daughter at Briggs, said he wants school hallways to appear less unruly and out of control. At one middle school he visited, students seemed to be out of line and goofing around while school officials seemed not to care.
"There are not enough adults in the building to check that," Youngblood said. "It's almost like kind of a free-for-all."
And stop moving teachers and principals from building to building, they said.
"When anyone does a good job, they are moved," Nichols said. "They don't move the bad teachers. They leave them there, which helps the school to fail."
"With any kind of business, when you have turnover there's a down-slide at the beginning," Burgett said, because staff members have to be retrained.
District spokesman Jeff Warner said it was disappointing that only four people attended the meeting, but that the weather played a role.
The district has received thousands of comments on its website about the superintendent search, launched after Superintendent Gene Harris decided to retire at the end of this school year. School-board members Hanifah Kambon and Mike Wiles were at last night's meeting.
The district will hold four more public meetings, including one at 7 tonight on the Near East Side at Ohio Avenue Elementary School, 505 S. Ohio Ave.


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Eaglequest Nanaimo's par 3 golf course encompasses nine lush, challenging holes accented by towering evergreens and water hazards. Golfers tee up on real grass and then launch golf balls and papier mache zeppelins down tree-lined fairways. Shots soar over hilly terrain and water before trundling toward undulating greens. Clubbers can traverse the pastoral playground and complete a round in 60–90 minutes, giving them the ability to fit a game into a busy schedule. Before hitting the course, golfers can make like a pendulum at the 22-stall driving range, which features opportunities for straightening troublesome slices, improving golf games, and alleviating plumber's elbow. The range also hosts lessons and clinics conducted by CPGA pros for golfers of all abilities.
The Vancouver Canadians are the only affiliated minor-league team in Canada. As a Triple-A team in the Pacific Coast League between 1978 and 1999, they claimed three championships as well as a Triple-A World Series. In 2011, the Canadians became the Toronto Blue Jays' short-season class-A affiliate, taking home the Northwest League's championship title that year and the next. The team plays its home games at Nat Bailey Stadium, which was built in 1951, a storied time in baseball when a hot dog cost a nickel and a tie was settled with a ten-step duel.
The Alternative Climbing Gym challenges climbers of all abilities with a 30-foot vertical wall in a 1,500-square-foot facility. Expert instructors put students through the paces of ropeless bouldering, the teamwork of belaying, or top-roping, in which a wall scaler ascends with the help of a rope connected to both the climber and the summit. Each climbing variation at the gym enables bodies to build core strength, balance, flexibility, endurance, and stamina while slapping gravity across the face with a glove. All ages of aspiring mountaineers are welcome to use the facility and modern climbing gear, though belaying's buddy support requires that sturdy helpers be at least 12 years old. Like the moods of adolescent rock faces, the routes change often.
To the knowledgeable and licensed staff at No Limit Charters, "Cool Change" means more than just the result of storing toonies in the freezer. This is, in fact, also the name of their 28-foot vessel, which departs Victoria Harbour daily for four- and eight-hour fishing charters. During these trips, anglers seek salmon and take advantage of regional bottom fishing with the help of two GPS sonar chart plotters, Shimano rods and reels, and Scotty down riggers. If nothing's biting, crews still enjoy their cruises with tunes that stream from XM satellite radio.
Located mere steps from its eponymous body of water, English Bay Bike Rentals pairs patrons with myriad modes of transportation, from hybrid and junior mountain bikes to inline skates. All rentals include locks, helmets, and maps for navigating to nearby sights such as Yaletown. If English Bay's hour- to month-long rentals don't offer enough riding time, consider purchasing a used bike from its selection. The shop's expert technicians can also repair and tune-up any malfunctioning bike, as well as deck it out in accessories such as lights and baskets.
Richmond Indoor Paintball lets competitive sharpshooters live out intricate battle strategies in 25,000 square feet of barricades, abandoned buildings, and streets made to look like a real town. Open year-round, the facility's graffiti-splattered walls surround the field, and the beat-up old cars littered about offer cover. Players find only premium rental equipment, paintballs, and all elements of play kept feeling as though they were plucked straight from a video game. The space accommodates up to 60 guests from noon to midnight each day except Tuesday, when the facility closes for cleaning and community art-history lectures. Click here to view a virtual tour.


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- Dora the Explorer (10)
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- Team Umizoomi (2)
- The Fresh Beat Band (1)
- Go, Diego, Go! (1)
- Ni Hao, Kai-lan (2)
- Wonder Pets! (1)
- Blue's Clues (4)
- Tickety Toc (1)
- More Shows (8)
These coloring pages don't require paints or crayons. Just choose a picture to color and grab your mouse.
Watch Blue's Clues every day on Nick Jr.
Blue would love to see what you create. Click on a color and then on the area of the picture where you'd like it to appear. There are four different pictures. Print them when you're finished to show off the results.
Parent Tip: The same pictures can be painted over and over, so if kids don't like the results, they can try again.
Hop aboard the train and uncover clues in all three cities!
Can your little ghost tracker help find Blue's ghost friends in the old house?
It's Doodle time! Can you help Blue guess what Doodle is drawing?
What will Blue and Magenta wear? Kids decide!
Blue can't wait to see what the new puppy will look like!
Whoa, it's Joe! And he is on a journey to the Blue's Clues house!
Come on down to Blue's Room for games galore with all Blue's friends
Woop Dee Doo! Come on and dance the Blue!
Polka Dot is blowing bubble letters that will form a word. Pop, pop!
Learn more about Blue!
It's her party and she'll dress how she wants to.
Play matchmaker! Help Blue find the pairs of cards that match.
Make some great music! Can you play the pattern with Blue's music maker?
Is there a doctor in Blue's house?
Can you imagine what's in the box for Steve?
Play a reading game with Blue where she teaches words to you!
"I'm not tired!" Sound familiar? That's what a bird on a hill kept saying.
Hmmm...let's find out!
Help Blue find her baby brother!
Kids can play six games in one with Todee, Muno, and the rest of the Gabba gang
Come on in and explore all the rooms in Dora's house!
Action-packed math! Your kids will love counting with these Umi math games
Have a Tickety-tastic adventure before chime time with Tommy and Tallulah!
Love is in the air, but Dora and Boots need to find that missing Valentine
Take off with the team! Speed by obstacles & robots in a race to the finish line
Go on a tour of Dora's house and find surprises through every door!
Swim with mermaids to help collect all the things that fell into the sea
Kids race to help the Fresh Beats stay cool with this ice cold game
Kids help Dora be a GREAT big sister by playing with the twins!
"All aboard!" says Dora. "We're going to the carnival in the big city!"
Hop aboard the train and uncover clues in all three cities!
Kids can win a prize by helping the Guppies' playful pup burst bubbles!
Master match-making skills with Princess Kai-lan!
Preschoolers puzzle out obstacles with the help of adventurous ants and Kai-lan
Enter Diego�s world of shapes, colors & animals in this awesome Arctic adventure
Kids use colors and patterns to paint new shells for the hermit crabs!
It's dance party time! Click on DJ Hoho's colorful notes to get it going!
Meet animals big and small and help Dora take care of them all!
Get ready to shout out BINGO!
All Aboard the Animal Rescue train!
The phone is ringing. There's an animal in trouble--call the Wonder Pets!
Help Dora and Swiper save Friendship Day!
Save Dora's space friends on the way to the Purple Planet party!
Give Oobi a hand and try to remember which object is missing
This is serious! A baby triceratops needs your help.
What will Blue and Magenta wear? Kids decide!
Puzzling, isn't it? How will Diego get to the party?
Kids join Diego on an adventure of prehistoric proportions
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The City of Reykjavik and Reykjavik Art museum invite you to come see the unveiling of the statue The unknown official at the pond in Reykjavik. The statue is by Magnús Tómasson and has now finally been found a location with a view.
The event starts at 2.30 p.m on Friday, and afterwards a reception will be helt in the City Hall.
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We were looking for something different than the typical Honolulu hotel experience and this location was perfect our business and social needs. It is a... old historic property and therefore does not have the modern look and feel of a typical hotel. If you enjoy B and B, historic buildings and the hospitality of the local in keeper your needs will be well met. by Mark from NYC on 28/07/2013


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Coyte Cooper – ELSM
Chapel Hill, NC – The newest ELSM/NWCA Best of Brand Power Rankings are out and there are several changes in the poll. In addition to shifts in the Top 10 due to recent innovative branding initiatives, the poll has also been extended to include the Top 20 programs.
The biggest changes in the rankings are the jumps made by two programs that have surged into the Top 5. Missouri, now ranked #4, moved up three spots behind their recent creative videos and "Inside the Circle" weekly segment premier featuring head coach Brian Smith.
Stanford, who made the biggest jump out of any team, moved into the #5 slot behind their Cardinal Clips videos and their recent "Mega-Bowl" promo. They continue to impress with their consistent presence from the entire staff.
Another major shift in the poll involves the top 2 spots in the rankings. Behind their two weekly video segments, South Dakota State jumped Drexel to take over the top spot.
Also in the Top 10 are Iowa State, NC State, UNC, Maryland, UTC, and Rutgers. These programs continue to be among the top in social media marketing.
The extension of the rankings has highlighted other programs investing in creative branding initiatives. These programs are featured in this week's Top 20 rankings.
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SDSU consistently puts out quality videos that engage followers on a regular basis. They do this as well as any program in the country and continue to build on efforts. | ||
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Drexel remains extremely consistent in their presence on social media. Their videos are extremely clever and differentiate the program from an entertainment standpoint. | ||
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Iowa State has a staff that is fully engaged and consistently building their "All In" mantra. They remain in the top 5 with several programs on their heels. | ||
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Mizzou's new "Inside the Circle" weekly series is a great addition that builds the brand of their program. They continue to surge in the rankings with their new branding efforts. | ||
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Stanford makes the biggest jump in the rankings and continues to impress with their presence on social media. Their recent "Mega-Bowl" promo and weekly Cardinal Clips videos have differentiated program. | ||
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NC State is great with their consistent video series and their creative blog presence. They are a solid initiative away from moving into the top 5 in the second half of the season. | ||
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UNC has done a solid job developing a variety of new initiatives to build their "Ram Tough" brand this semester. They continue to improve on efforts and are a constant threat to the top 5. | ||
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Maryland's videos continue to be some of the best in college wrestling. Their head coach Kerry McCoy always maintains a strong presence that builds program brand. | ||
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UTC has great outreach initiatives that they emphasize as they build interest in their program. Their downward move has more to do with other programs on a run with innovative branding initiatives. | ||
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Rutgers maintains a strong presence and has done a nice job with recent creative promotions to build interest in home dual meets. | ||
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Coach Hinkel and staff are consistent with their presence on social media and continue to build program brand the right way. | ||
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Wayland Baptist has burst onto the scene and done a great job investing in social media marketing. Expect them to continue to trend upwards. | ||
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Nebraska moves into the top 15 with a solid video presence giving followers an inside look at their program on a regular basis. | ||
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Duke has done a nice job engaging their staff and student-athletes in their branding efforts. They continue to build on efforts. | ||
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Johns Hopkins has invested in a variety of creative promotional initiatives to build interest in their program and events. | ||
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Sacred Heart is new to the branding scene and their program has done a great job establishing interest via videos during early part of season. | ||
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Princeton has combined a strong staff presence with creative promos and videos to engage followers in the early part of the season. | ||
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The UW-Whitewater program has moved onto the social media scene with creative videos that engage followers. | ||
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Wabash continues to have a strong presence on social media in a variety of different areas. They continue to be a threat in the rankings. | ||
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Rider has burst onto the scene with a solid social media presence this season. They continue to impress with their consistent efforts. | ||
On the Bubble (Just outside the Top 20): Appalachian State, Army, Briar Cliff, Brown, Grand View, Ithaca, Lake Erie, Ohio, Ouachita Baptist, Rhode Island College, Roger Williams, Simpson, Southern Illinois, Wyoming
The Power Rankings, designed to highlight the programs that are most effectively building their brand via social media, will be released the first week of each month until April when the Best of Brand award category finalists will be announced.
About Elite Level Sports Marketing (ELSM): Elite Level Sports Marketing is a firm that specializes in the development and implementation of innovative marketing plans for sport organizations, businesses, and programs. Functioning around five core values: innovation, integrity, connection, adding value, and making a difference, ELSM provides coaches, marketing professionals, and fans with marketing resources to help grow sport organizations.
About National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA): The National Wrestling Coaches Association, established in 1928, is a non-profit organization for the advancement of all levels of the sport of wrestling with primary emphasis on developing coaches who work in academic environments. The membership embraces all people interested in amateur wrestling. The three core competencies of the NWCA are: coaching development, student-athlete welfare, and promotion of wrestling.
Contact for Best of Brand: Coyte Cooper; firstname.lastname@example.com
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Order a Visitor Guide Today! Plan your trip to Eugene, Cascades & Coast with our official Visitor Guide.
Discover nature at its most romantic and dramatic. Abundant sandy beaches hug rocky cliffs, misty pine forests ring clear coastal lakes, and rolling sand dunes harbor an amazing collection of birds, plants and other wildlife. | ||
Just a little more than an hour from Eugene - Springfield, the Oregon Coast is a beautiful playground all year round. Must-see landmarks along the Oregon Coast include America's largest sea lion cave, the century-old Heceta Head Lighthouse and the massive sand hills of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Thrill seekers can sign up for dune buggy rides or go sandboarding at the world's first sandboarding park. There is so much to do along the Oregon Coast! Cycle or drive the segment of Highway 101 from Dunes City to Cape Perpetua, declared a National Scenic Byway; or take to the skies for an aerial tour of Oregon's distinctive coastline. |
Stunning scenic viewpoints all along the highway invite picnicking, storm watching, whale watching and photography. Enjoy easy beach access for beachcombing, kite flying and a variety of ocean sports including surfing and windsurfing. Just off the North Jetty in Florence is Oregon's first official scuba dive park.
If you come across marine debris it is always advisable to regard unknown items with caution. Beachcombers are encouraged to report beach debris appropriately.
Get an Oregon fishing license and go clamming,crabbing or fishing! Gentle to moderate hiking trails lead to coastal lakes and rivers ideal for lazy rambles and peaceful boating. In Dunes City, many a record-setting trophy fish has been caught at Siltcoos Lake. Spend an afternoon observing the diverse marine and bird habitat from a kayak, or from the links of a golf course edging the pine forest.
Visit Historic Old Town Florence where the Siuslaw River meets the Pacific Ocean. Here salt-water taffy, antique shopping, and waterfront dining are all top-notch and part of the fun. Watch the tide roll in along a sandy beach at sunset, or roll the dice at the Three Rivers Casino gaming tables. The casino is one of several resort properties along the coast ideal for weddings, parties or large groups. Lodging along the Oregon Coast includes quaint inns, bed and breakfasts, luxury hotels, rental beach cottages, RV parks and campgrounds. Fall asleep to the sound of waves and wake to sound of seagulls. Be the first to walk along the misty beach in the early morning and discover ocean trinkets left by the sea during the night. |


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Washington, DC Tuesday, July 31, 2012
A group of Black pastors held a press conference Tuesday opposing President Obama's position of same-sex marriage. The Coalition of African American Pastors (CAAP) called the President's stance "disgraceful" and has launched a marriage petition in a nation-wide campaign to rallying African Americans to withdraw support from the President. In May, President Obama announced that he supports same -sex marriage- and this year's Democratic National Convention; gay marriage language will be included in the party platform.
Rev. William Owens, President and Founder of the Coalition of African-American Pastors, believes that President Obama takes the vote of the black community for granted and that he is putting the interests of his gay supporters ahead of the religious beliefs of his African-American backers.
A recent poll conducted by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life found that 47% of whites support gay marriage compared to 39% of blacks.
President Obama's attitudes towards gay marriage has evolved since he came to the White House. He originally supported civil unions, not same sex marriage. Then, in May, he told ABC News that he supported gay marriage and would announce his position during the Democratic National Convention in early September. Recently, a draft committee approved a gay marriage plank to be included in the party platform.
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Sass & Bide
The Stitch Up Pant
One of Australias most respected and loved fashion labels, sass & bide is the namesake label of Sarah-Jane Clarke (sass) & Heidi Middleton (bide). These best friends broke the rules, followed their hearts and today enjoy international success. The sense of free-spirited confidence & contradiction that defines their personal sense of style provided the inspiration for the initial denim collection and the incredibly successful East Village Hipster jean in 1999. Within two years the collection expanded into seasonal ready to wear, evolving from an underground phenomena in Australia to the runways of New York & London fashion week which gained the pair international recognition.
- 29" Inseam
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SMF Support > Converting to SMF
importing database
All my files got dumped, so I re uploaded and installed smf and now I want to import my backup database, but my phpmyadmin doesn't seem to have an import option? I'm using the latest stable version (vs. 2.6.0-pl3). I see "export," but no "import." Please help me out here.... :-\
It will do, but it's under the "SQL" tag. Just click "SQL" on phpMyAdmin, and upload the file using the "Browse" button
After selecting your database you can go to sql and select the file there I think, or try [Unknown]'s tool: http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=18350.0 (look at the second page for a newer version)
edit: grudge beaten me to it while I was looking for that tool :)
Well importing via phpmyadmin didn't work right, but [unknown]'s tool worked great. :) That should really be implemented in the next release of SMF....
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2013 Sugar Bowl Game Preview: The Sugar Bowl, held annually at the Superdome in New Orleans, has a tie-in with a powerhouse football conference in the SEC and is one of four BCS bowl games. With high-profile teams such as Michigan, Ohio State, Florida and Georgia winning the title just in the last five years, you're always set to see the best college football has to offer. Alabama and LSU are tied for the most appearances at 13.
Usually played in the first few days of the new year, the Sugar Bowl and surrounding downtown New Orleans experience is one that can't be matched!
2012 Sugar Bowl Game Preview: The Sugar Bowl in New Orleans' Mercedes-Benz Superdome will be a battle that will rival the one that finished the War of 1812. Brady Hoke's 10-2 Wolverines captured an at-large bid to show the world they've come back in a big way under the first year under his guidance. Virginia Tech, again under Frank Beamer, is a perennial power that never seems to show signs of running out of recruits. The 11-2 Hokies thrived on their top-15 defense, while Hoke's Wolverines uses its quarterback Denard Robinson like a chess piece mixed with a pinball—everywhere on the field, but smartly racking up yards and never putting his team in harm's way. This will be one of the marquee match-ups this bowl season and will have people talking about it for a long time. Don't miss out and get your seats today!
2011 Sugar Bowl Game Preview: Two teams who finished the season strong will go head-to-head in this year's Sugar Bowl. The Arkansas Razorbacks and Ohio State Buckeyes ride six- and five-game winning streaks, respectively, into New Orleans. Arkansas' streak has seen them put up a gaudy 42.5 points per game behind the arm of Ryan Mallett (3592 yards, 30 TDs for the season) and legs of Knile Davis (1183 yards, 13 TDs). And while the loaded SEC saw other teams garner the press, Arkansas quietly put together one of the best teams, its tremendous offense buoyed by a much-improved defense that ranked 34th in the nation, up from 89th last year. Is that enough to keep the Ohio State Buckeyes from going 0-10 against SEC teams in bowl games? While quarterback Terrelle Pryor is no stranger to the big stage, it will probably be up to cornerback Chimdi Chekwa, safety Jermale Hines and OSU's top-10 defense to contain Mallett and Davis. They are firing on all cylinders, however, winning four in the aforementioned five-game winning streak by an average of 24 points. If this recent history is any indication, one team should be a dominant force at the Sugar Bowl. The question is— and why we're so excited to watch—which one will it be?
2010 Sugar Bowl Game Preview: The 2010 Sugar Bowl will be a legendary college football bowl game. The Sugar Bowl will matchup the undefeated Cincinnati Bearcats against the defending national champion Florida Gators. The 2010 Sugar Bowl will also be the last college football game for legendary Gators quarterback Tim Tebow. Will Tebow get a victory in his final college game or will Cincy upset Florida to cap their Cinderella season? Expect the 2010 Sugar Bowl to be a great football game.
2009 Sugar Bowl Game Preview: Grab a pair of tickets to this year's Sugar Bowl game to see the Alabama Crimson Tide square off against the Utah Utes. This is one of the five biggest BCS bowl games in the nation. The Sugar Bowl is the nation's second oldest bowl game, rich with football history. This year's Sugar Bowl is sure to be one of the biggest events in college football, as it will be hosted at the Superdome in historic New Orleans, Louisiana. Head to New Orleans to watch the throng of fans congregate in the nation's leading jazz and blues music city, and you will have the experience of a lifetime. Come watch as the SEC Champion or BCS at-large takes on another BCS at-large at the biggest college football game in New Orleans!
The Alabama Crimson Tide and the Utah Utes both posted incredible seasons in 2008. The Tide, who rolled into the SEC Championship game with an undefeated record and ranked #1 in the nation, were edged out by the Florida Gators. The Utes remained undefeated all season long, earning them a BCS Bowl berth. This should be a fantastic game between two tough teams.


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NYC Bus Drivers Don't Take Spit
New York City. You either love it or hate it. It's a big city. It's tough. It never sleeps. Like their city, New Yorkers are hip, they're trendy and, all too often, they can be rather rude and rudeness…well, you know…rudeness can sometimes lead to bad behavior. The Transport Workers' Union, which represents New York City's bus drivers has negotiated a unique benefit for its | Read More »


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You may not have known it to now, but there are some incredibly tasty, healthy, low carb breadcrumbs on the market today that let you enjoy friend, breaded foods, even while on a low carb diet! Take a look at all of the healthy, low carb breadcrumb products we carry at Linda's Diet Delites.
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Alexander Skarsgard
We ran it for two weeks…dedicated it to Alexander Skarsgard's 35th Birthday on August 25th…fans were excited to help others in his name.
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Yay – looks great! I won't tell you how long I looked to find my name on there.
Thanks to Jenna &Alex team for the hard work (you did a lot of writting in our's sake). I'm happy to be a part from it (especially from the card, it's so sweet&loveble). Hope that our Mr. Nice will be able to see it despite of his duties, although he is hard working now, so we could see him again on the screen. He said in your interview, that he wouldn't do a big fiesta on his birthday, due to the work, but there is another chance for him- on 30th /Tuesday / is Alexander's name day in my country and also we selebrate the name's day as our birthday's day, so, Alex, make it a second fiesta day!Kiss Mr. Nice for me too, when you see him and tell him that I love him these days in "True blood". He 's been so touching! He starts to reveal himself and plays to the core. He made us already to enjoy and to laugh but now he gets in deeper. You know how it feels like when you peel of an onion? I am sure in his next movie he will make us all cry and this is what only the great actors do. Best wishes to all!
I am so excited! The card looks great and I saw my name right away. I was happy to send $$ to a worthy charity in the name of Alexander. I think it is such a great idea for fans who want to help celebrate their favorite actor in a beneficial way. Thanks to Jenna and Alex's team for all their hard work )
A big thank you goes out to everyone that was involved with the birthday charity event. You all did a great job and made it easy for all of us that contributed. The card looks great and I am sure the TALL ONE will appreciate the efforts put into it. It also feels pretty good to help out a great cause at the same time celebrating the day Alexandar came to be (thank goodness for that day!).
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