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As we all know, Space Is an Ocean. So naturally, what does The Federation do when it needs someone to defend it in space? Why, it turns to its Space Navy. A Space Navy has a Standard Sci-Fi Fleet naturally enough, which probably includes at least one class of Cool Starship. Likely it will have an arm of space marines. But it has more. It has the same sort of atmosphere of a real navy. It has organization and obstructive bureaucrats. It has tradition and famous names. It might even have in-jokes, perhaps the same ones as when a given writer was in the navy (apparently these are very old jokes by now). Naturally the heroes will likely be part of a Command Roster, for this is what they have on a Space Navy. See also Space Sailing.
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Zinc and sage, both natural scalp regulators, treat itching and flaking caused by over-drying products and cold weather.
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Wheat amino acids and 12 certified-organic extracts and oils leave hair shiny, strong and full while keeping scalp at its natural pH. Does not contain sodium lauryl sulfate. Safe for color-treated hair.
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This is an effective natural hair product that manages light symptoms of dry scalp. I don't think it's powerful enough to combat big-time dandruff or psoriasis, but for everyday general light flakiness, this does the trick without a host of chemical medicines. My dryish hair needs an extra dose of conditioner, as I'm never satisfied with two-in-one shampoo/cream rinse type products. Others might be just fine with it, though.
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Nexcare™ Sensitive Skin Tape is ideal for those with fragile or sensitive skin; infants and the elderly. It is unlike any paper tape you have used before, offering long term adhesion yet removes cleanly and with minimal hair pulling. It is also ideal for post surgery gauze applications. Nexcare Sensitive Skin Tape is repositionable and tears easily by hand. Water resistant and hypoallergenic.
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November 24, 2014
Oct. 28, 2013
Democratic candidates for city council Kristin Szakos and Bob Fenwick announce their plans for investments to support Charlottesville and its residents.
The candidates released a five-point agenda on Monday. They want to better the city's transportation system, increase collaboration with Albemarle County and the University of Virginia, and increase affordable housing.
Szakos and Fenwick also want to make an investment in area children, creating stable funding for city schools, and providing free public preschool to at-risk kids.
"The youth and the children, that's the future of our community," said Fenwick. "If we want to attract new businesses to our community, that's one of the primary things that the families in those businesses look for. They look for quality of life and look for a good business atmosphere."
Szakos and Fenwick are both running for seats on Charlottesville City Council.
Election Day is November 5th.
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New Year's Eve and music normally immediately bring to mind Dick Clark's Rockin' Eve and as much lip-synching as you can stand. So rather than put yourself through watching the ball drop, the following are a number of live entertainment options that involve real live people performing and not pantomiming.
The holidays are traditionally where you either go big or go home. And while no one is saying that you should blow up your retirement fund to buy something out of the Neiman-Marcus catalogue, there are still plenty of great gifts to give and get in the worlds of music, DVDs and books.
Everyone over the age of 25 remembers when going to a record store to buy music was a semi-regular ritual. Now, that's a quaint notion as purchasable recordings aren't much more than anonymous sound files. And while brick-and-mortar behemoths like Tower Records and Record World have fallen by the wayside, Mr. Cheapo continues to persevere and flourish going into its third decade.
Around the corner from the Mineola Diner where Roslyn Road meets Jericho Turnpike sits one of two Mr. Cheapo locations, (the other is in Commack). It has become a mainstay of not only Mineola, but also vinyl fanatics from around Long Island and all five boroughs.
On Saturday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m., the Sisterhood of the Community Synagogue proudly presents "Stars of Broadway," an annual production featuring Broadway's brightest talent at The Community Synagogue, Congregational Hall, 160 Middle Neck Rd, in Port Washington. Proceeds will help support Sisterhood enrichment programs and community activities.
Back by popular demand, New York casting director/producer Stephen DeAngelis presents five of New York's finest vocalists who will recreate their most memorable musical moments and share behind-the-scene stories and amusing anecdotes in this exclusive all-new concert event.
All Long Island residents are welcome to come out Saturday, Sept. 28 and Sunday, Sept. 29 when Long Island Traditions presents "Working the Waters: Maritime Culture of Long Island" in collaboration with the NY Marine Trades Association Toby Boat Show in Massapequa. "Working the Waters" will present to the public first-hand accounts about the contemporary and historic traditions of commercial and recreational fishermen, the factors affecting these traditions and their future on Long Island.
The program is the culminating event of ongoing documentation by Long Island Traditions Folklorist and executive director Nancy Solomon. Since 1987 Solomon has been documenting the culture and traditions of Long Island maritime tradition bearers, ranging from decoy carvers and driftwood painters to trap builders, boat model makers and net menders.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Andy Samberg married singer-songwriter Joanna Newsom Saturday, his rep confirms to PEOPLE.
The Saturday Night Live alum, 35, and his girlfriend of five years tied the knot in Big Sur at the Post Ranch Inn.
The bride wore a custom Zac Posen gown and a one-of-a-kind tiara and custom earrings by Irene Neuwirth. The groom wore a custom David Hart suit.
Samberg and Newsom, 31, have been engaged since February.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Gerda Lerner, a pioneer in the field of women's history and founding member of the National Organization for Women, has died in Wisconsin. She was 92.
Her son says his mother died peacefully Wednesday night at an assisted-living facility in Madison, the city where she founded a doctoral program in women's history at the University of Wisconsin.
Lerner was born in Austria to a privileged Jewish family in 1920, and spent six weeks in a Nazi prison as a teenager. She later wrote that the experience taught her how society manipulates people, a lesson she saw reinforced by academics who suggested history was only about men.
She eventually came to the U.S. and established the nation's first graduate program in women's studies at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, N.Y.
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"It's now taken for granted that the things we do online are reflections of who we are or announcements of who we wish to be. So what happens to this version of you that you've built with bits? Who will have access to which parts of it, and for how long?
Not many people have given serious thought to these questions. Maybe that's partly because what we do online still feels somehow novel and ephemeral, although it really shouldn't anymore. Or maybe it's because pondering mortality is simply a downer. (Only about a third of Americans even have a will.) By and large, the major companies that enable our Web-articulated selves have vague policies about the fate of our digital afterlives, or no policies at all. Estate law has only begun to consider the topic. Leading thinkers on technology and culture are understandably far more focused on exciting potential futures, not on the most grim of inevitabilities. "
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The Internet promises a kind of immortality. What if your last tweet is the one that defines you for all time? Rob Walker reflects in a long article for the New York Times Magazine.
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My name is Danny, I'm a TEFL advisor here at i-to-i, and I would like to share with you some of my experiences of teaching English in Japan, in the hope that it will inspire you to go out and experience your own adventure in TEFL.
I arrived in Japan on 13th October 2009 as a 22 year old. I'd already had a few months TEFL experience in Italy, so wasn't completely new to it, but was still pretty green. I was about to start working for Peppy Kids Club (PKC); a big organization who used to say they had almost as many schools as there are McDonalds restaurants in Japan. Anyone who has been to Japan will agree that's quite a lot of schools!
Feeling thoroughly jet-lagged from the long flight and change of time zones, I was picked up from Nagoya airport and driven to the training accommodation. I had met another of the new teachers on the plane; an American with a big ginger beard called Mike. We were shown around the area and introduced to some of the other new teachers. My first 3 weeks were spent exploring Nagoya and completing the company training program with 13 other newbies, most of whom had no experience at all. After the 3 weeks were up we were to be sent all over Japan.
During training we had a great time. A particular highlight was going to the Chunichi Dragons Baseball game. Mike and 2 other Americans, Will and Noah, had been trying to get everyone to go, and I was keen to see a game. Being English I had never seen one live. It was a lot of fun as the lads had insisted we start drinking early and often. We got a lot of strange looks on the subway – 3 drunk Boston Red Socks fans singing Neil Diamond's 'Sweet Caroline' at the top of their voices with cans of Lemon Chu-hi, with 4 bemused Brits joining in the chorus! Chunichi won 2-1, which was the score after the 2nd inning (as baseball fans will know, that's quite a boring game!), but I don't remember who they were playing against. Will by this time was wasted, and bought a Chunichi Dragons replica shirt without trying it on. It said medium size, which is his normal size. When he put it on it didn't cover any of his belly, and looked like a weird man-bra! We learned not to assume everyone men's clothing sizes are universal after that!
I also tried raw octopus for the first time, which is like eating the rubber tip from a pencil. Raw squid isn't much better! I am not particularly keen on fish, but to my surprise found raw tuna to be quite nice. Myself and one of the other newbies, a Scottish guy called Stuart, went to a garden party with a Japanese friend of his. I tried eating something which looked like long, thin mange tout but tasted like wood. It turned out only the peas inside were edible, which gave everyone a laugh!
I learned to sit on my knees for long periods, take my shoes off everywhere, even at restaurants, never tip anyone, and how to bow properly. I also picked up some survival Japanese that I can still remember now! We visited the castle and temples, explored the shopping areas and bars, and only once encountered the crossed arms 'gaijin no!' that you can sometimes get from doormen at Japanese clubs. We were amazed to discover, by accident, that Japanese trains sometimes have 'Ladies carriages' to stop groping during rush hour! Me and Noah had unintentionally got on the train and the whole carriage was full of women, one of whom politely came up and pointed out the sign, in Japanese and English, that said no men allowed between 8 am and 9:30am or 4pm and 6:30pm.
In all the 3 weeks was a whirlwind of new experiences. When I remember now it seems as though every day was blazing sunshine.
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Children of Michael Jackson: Happy!by Free Britney at . Comments
Michael Jackson must be smiling from above.
Two years after his death, his once-veiled children Prince, 14, Paris, 13, and Blanket, 9, are facing the world and adjusting to their new life with flying colors.
"They are really happy kids now," a source says.
Paris, Blanket, Prince and some other person we don't know.
Monday, they made a public appearance with their grandmother, Katherine Jackson, and aunt, Latoya Jackson, at a ceremony to donate some of MJ's artwork.
They were also spotted at Six Flags Magic Mountain last week with their cousins, Jermajesty and Jaafar, plus Prince Michael Jackson's girlfriend Niki (sp?).
As summer winds down, the Jacksons - like any kids - will focus on school.
"Prince and Paris are going back to [private school] this year. They love the social aspect of it," says the source of the long home-schooled kids.
Blanket, on the other hand, will stay home to receive his education, at least for now: "He's still very, very shy. He's still home-schooled."
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i like blanket's hair,he is such a sweet boy,for goodness sake its his hair whats wrong with being with long hair?
Leave the kids alone in their shoes what would you do if it was your dad that was so famous Blanket resembles MJ alot when I 1st seen him at the funeral I said My god he looks like him they will never get over the loss if they want to attend anything that has to do with their dad go for it it was his life's legacy and one day I bet blanket will sing and dance like his dad maybe just maybe we will get him back someday I have all his music and the movie's I miss his music and him period that is the problem in these times people always want to find fault Let it go ppl
In my opinion, Blanket looks kinda...strange, in most pictures you see, he is usually making a strange face of some sort, like maybe he's got something "wrong" with him. I am not saying this to be nasty or mean, its what I see, he makes the strangest looks at times, I know sometimes kids do that but this is different. The other two you can tell are very intelligent and extremely well mannered and mj did a wonderful job with them, but he didn't have a lot of time with blanket, but those cousins are destroying that, they are wild and allowed to order crap off the computer and use the excuse "it was for my dads birthday"...yeah....right. If mjs kids would have done that the media would have bashed mj even more! But jermaine gets away with it, what bs!
Blanket should cut his hair MJ was the greatest in the world Katherine has let MJ down completely They are using the kids for this tribute concert solely to make more money because they know that if people know the kids will be there they will surely want to buy a ticket and attend. The jackson brothers were off the map until mj died. Poor MJ, used when he was alive, and used while he's dead. Although michael wanted children real bad, he didn't think about what their life would REALLY be like without him, if he did, he would have decided not to have any. Sharks will now follow them, trying to scam them out of money, and also sharks that are "related", too bad because mj could have taught them about trusting the wrong people. WE MISS YOU MICHAEL.
People will always judge others, that will never change, and there is not anyone on this planet that hasn't judged someone at one time or another, everyone is guilty of doing it. The judging starts in grade school and continues through life.
LOL, loved for who you are and not for what other people want you to be, LOL!!! You are living in the fantasy world, in the realistic world, you are judged on looks, its a sad fact but true and that will never change. Women are judged more harshly then men, another sad but true fact.
Blanket should cut his hair, if he keeps growing it down to his toe's he will look like a carnival worker.
Actually, there are traditions of growing your hair long, or at least keeping a bit of it braided long in honor of someone how has passed. Blanket very well may not have wanted to cut it, and as he got older, realized he didn't want to cut it because it was his way of remembering his dad. I don't know. But I think his hair is great. His hair looks healthy and is pulled back when it needs to be. I don't think there is anything wrong with it at all.
I LOVE BLANKET!! To all the people complaining about Blankets hair. Would you like the world to tell you how you should look. What about being loved for who you are and not for what other people want you to be. I Hope he let his hair grow down to his toes and then some.
What is the issue with this kid hair ? hair is hair big deal blanket isn't the first boy to have long hair and he sure as hell won't be the last. And I don't think Katherine anything like that either about blanket keeping his hair long to remember his dad by keeping his hair that's silly and I think this is a way for the media to stir up shit about this boy his beautiful kid long or short hair he is still mike 's son and he will always love his father that's up him if he wants to cut it not us.
Like I said hair is hair big deal its a America if wants he to wear his hair pass his butt he can there is no laws that says you cant have long hair shit this isn't Iran .


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Taking a test is not just a passive mechanism for assessing how much people know, according to new research. It actually helps people learn, and it works better than a number of other studying techniques.
The research, published online Thursday in the journal Science, found that students who read a passage, then took a test asking them to recall what they had read, retained about 50 percent more of the information a week later than students who used two other methods.
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Jackson Twp woman dies in crash; three children injured
At least two motorists died in separate weather-related accidents on
Thursday, the Porter County Sheriff's Police said.
The first victim has been identified as Lisa M. Abramson, 35, of Jackson
Township. The PCSP has not released the name of the other victim, a male
subject, who died in a crash in Pleasant Township.
According to police, at 5:33 p.m. Abramson was southbound on C.R. 400E in a
2004 Lincoln Navigator in which three unrestrained children were her
back-seat passengers. Just south of C.R. 950N, in Jackson Township, Abramson
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Abramson was trapped in the vehicle and had to be extricated by the Liberty
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severe head and neck injuries, police said.
All three children in Abramson's vehicle were injured and transported to area
hospitals, police said: Tristan Abramson, 7, of Jackson Township, complained
of chest pain; Ariel P. Biegel, 6, also of Jackson Township, sustained an
incapacitating injury to the head; and Hayley Edmonds, 8, of Jackson Township
as well, sustained an injury to her abdomen. Information on their status was
not immediately available this morning.
No one in the vehicle was wearing seat belts at the time of the crash, police
Investigators have not completed their reconstruction of the accident but
believe it to have been weather-related, as snow and ice had begun to
accumulate on the roadway, police said. Anyone who may have witnessed the
crash is asked to contact the reconstruction team at 477-3170.
Meanwhile, only a few minutes earlier in the area of Ind. 8 and C.R. 300E in
Pleasant Township, a male subject also died in a crash, police said. As of
deadline today, no information on that crash had been released. Police did
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The Hardin County woman accused of killing a two-year-old girl she was babysitting has pled guilty in the case.
According to the News Enterprise, Ashley Chapman, 28, entered pleas to charges of murder and second-degree persistent felony offense.
Chapman's been in custody since January 26. That was the day after 2-year-old Layla Johnson was admitted to the hospital with severe bruising, swelling and bleeding in her brain. Johnson died three days later.
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Jerry Buckley was named Chief Executive Officer of the Pennsylvania SPCA in May 2012. Jerry is a seasoned executive with a broad background in business, communications and philanthropy. Prior to joining the Pennsylvania SPCA, Jerry served in dual roles at the Campbell Soup Company, as senior vice president of public affairs and chairman of the Campbell Soup Foundation during his 16-year tenure. Previously, Jerry was a journalist with several leading news organizations, including bureau chief and correspondent for Newsweek magazine, senior writer and senior editor for U.S. News & World Report, and assistant managing editor for The News Journal, Wilmington, Del., a Gannett publication. Jerry has provided leadership and guidance to numerous non-profit and community based organizations, including serving on the Board of Directors of WHYY, the New Jersey Academy for Aquatic Sciences and the Catholic Partnership Schools in Camden, New Jersey. Additionally, he was president of the Ronald McDonald House of Southern, New Jersey and is co-chair of the Parents Executive Committee of Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Jerry and his wife have four children and the Buckley household is home to two terriers, Torre and Jeter. Contact: email@example.com
Mary Jo Bernardo, Chief Operating Officer
Mary Jo Bernardo was named Chief Operating Officer of the Pennsylvania SPCA in November 2013. Mary Jo recently returned to her home state of New Jersey after serving six years as COO of Tony La Russa's Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) in California, a large non-profit organization founded by the former manager of the Oakland A's. Previously, she served as Executive Director of United Cerebral Palsy of the Golden Gate and Executive Vice President and COO of Easter Seals Bay Area in Oakland. Mary Jo is a graduate of William Paterson College of New Jersey, having earned a Bachelor's Degree in Education and a Master's Degree in Counseling Services. Her family includes twice-saved Jersey, a 4-year-old cocker spaniel who survived homelessness and then parvovirus. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Jennifer Welsh, Director of Development
Jennifer Welsh joined the Pennsylvania SPCA in 2014. Jennifer has extensive fundraising experience and familiarity with philanthropy in the Delaware Valley with previous experience raising money for Philadelphia University, Thomas Jefferson University & Hospitals Foundation and the YMCA. Jennifer is a graduate of the State University of New York College at Brockport and has completed post-graduate coursework at Temple University in Adult Organization & Development. Jennifer's community activity includes Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Philadelphia and she enjoys running marathons. Jennifer lives in Philadelphia with her rescue Boxer, Tootsie. Jennifer is responsible for managing the Pennsylvania SPCA's fundraising efforts including major gifts, annual giving, corporate giving, foundations and grants and special events. Contact: email@example.com
George Bengal, Director of Humane Law Enforcement
George Bengal has been the Pennsylvania SPCA's Director of Humane Law Enforcement since 2007. George began his career into animal welfare and humane law enforcement after spending 20 years as a Philadelphia police officer. He has served as Chief Humane Officer for the Women's Humane Society in Bensalem, Pa., and as Field Services Manager and Director of Law Enforcement for Delaware County SPCA in Media, Pa. He studied criminal justice at Temple University and completed training at Philadelphia Police Academy. George and his family have a Pekingese dog, Snickers. Contact: email@example.com
Rebecca Glenn-Dinwoodie, Director of Humane Litigation
Rebecca Glenn-Dinwoodie joined the PSPCA in 2013. She is a Pennsylvania attorney and graduate of Temple University Beasley School of Law. For more than a decade, Rebecca has worked for and with various animal shelters and advocacy organizations in both volunteer and professional capacities, working within communities to prevent animal abuse, collaborating with law enforcement to enforce the animal cruelty statute, and lobbying elected officials in Harrisburg to strengthen the law surrounding animal protection. Prior to her appointment to the PSPCA, she was in private legal practice specializing in civil and family litigation. Rebecca's family includes two dogs, a Jack Russell Terrier, Limerick, and a pitbull mix, Sonnet. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Lisa Germanis, V.M.D., Head Veterinarian, Forensic and Shelter Medicine
Dr. Lisa Germanis has been a veterinarian with the Pennsylvania SPCA since 2010. Dr. Germanis completed a small animal medicine and surgery internship at the ASPCA's Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital in New York City. She was an associate veterinarian at a specialty practice performing emergency and critical care medicine prior to joining the PSPCA. She earned her VMD from the University of Pennsylvania in 2008 where she was a member of the Phi Zeta Honor Society and also earned her VBMA Business Certificate. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Environmental Science from Saint Joseph's University. Dr. Germanis serves on the board of the Red Paw Emergency Relief Team. She is currently pursuing her master's degree in Veterinary Forensic Sciences. Her family includes Puffers the dog and two cats, Ralphie and Termé. Contact: email@example.com
Adam Corbett, V.M.D., Head Veterinarian, Surgery
Dr. Adam Corbett joined the Pennsylvania SPCA staff in 2010. Adam is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. He is an expert in High Quality/High Volume Spay/Neuter techniques, and he oversees the spay/neuter clinic and surgery department. Prior to joining the Pennsylvania SPCA, Adam was the veterinarian and surgeon for the Animal Welfare Association, an animal shelter and rescue organization in Voorhees, NJ. He also provides spay/neuter services to other high volume clinics in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. Adam is on the Board of Directors of the Animal Care and Control Team, the Philadelphia region's largest animal care and control service provider. Contact: email@example.com
Mike Mansfield, Director of Facilities
Mike Mansfield has been with the Pennsylvania SPCA since 1991. He oversees the maintenance and construction at the Philadelphia and Danville Shelters, fleet maintenance of all Pennsylvania SPCA vehicles and the transport of animals between shelters. One of his favorite tasks was building the dog park. During his tenure at the Pennsylvania SPCA, Mike has also been involved in Humane Law Enforcement and animal rescue. Mansfield family pets have included Elvis, a mixed breed dog, and two cats, Boozy and Liza. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sarah Eremus, Communications & Marketing Manager
Sarah Eremus joined the PSPCA in March 2013, initially in a development role and then assumed the role of Communications and Marketing Manager. Sarah earned her Bachelor's degree from Lafayette College and was a Fulbright scholar in Japan. She also holds a Juris Doctor from UNLV and a Master of Laws from Temple University. Prior to joining our team, Sarah worked as an attorney representing undocumented immigrants in Philadelphia. Sarah is responsible for PSPCA's internal and external communications, media relations, and marketing and promoting PSPCA programs and services. Sarah's family includes PSPCA rescues "Wally," a 2-year-old chihuahua/terrier mix and "Mewki," an 8-year-old cat who was emaciated when she entered the shelter. Contact: email@example.com
Allyson Wurst, Director of Humane Education
Allyson Wurst, an experienced educator and school administrator, joined the PSPCA as its Director of Humane Education in February 2014. In this newly created role, Allyson will develop and present animal welfare programs to local schools and organizations and build community partnerships to raise awareness of animal protection issues. Allyson has 12 years of experience as a teacher and program administrator in urban, culturally diverse communities in the Philadelphia region. She has spent the past 10 years in the Southeast Delco School District, first as an elementary school teacher and most recently, she was responsible for designing and implementing OST (Out of School Time) programs funded by three 21st Century Community Learning Center grants. She is currently a member of the Pennsylvania Department of Education PSSA Review Committee. Allyson earned her B.S. Degree in Elementary and Kindergarten Education and her Master's Degree in Education from Penn State University. Allyson has a rescue dog named Bailey who was born into a puppy mill and saved after being illegally auctioned off. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Michelle McCool, Director of Human Resources
Michelle McCool, PHR joined the PSPCA in January of 2014 as the Director of Human Resources. Michelle will strategically run all aspects of the Human Resources department in correlation to the organization's goals and values. Michelle previously worked as Director of Human resources for a credit control organization with 4 offices nationally. She has extensive experience in recruitment, training, and retention of employees and managing employee benefits programs. Michelle earned her bachelor's degree from West Chester University and holds a PHR certificate in Human Resources. Michelle has two young children and enjoys running for local charity events. Her family includes two rescue dogs, Oreo and Riley, and a Rottweiler named Madison. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Jennifer Green, Financial Controller
Jennifer Green, CPA, joined the Pennsylvania SPCA in February 2014 as Financial Controller. Jennifer oversees PSPCA's budgetary planning processes and supervises financial reporting. Jennifer is a Certified Public Accountant with more than 13 years of experience in accounting and auditing. Previously she worked at Schectman Marks Devor, PC as Senior Litigation Support Manager overseeing complex accounting and auditing issues. Jennifer earned her bachelor's degree in accounting from Villanova University, where she graduated summa cum laude. She is a co-chair of PSPCA's Young Friends group and has a 12-year-old rescued Airedale Terrier named Beau. Contact: email@example.com
Jeffrey Stupine, V.M.D., Head Veterinarian, Wellness
Dr. Jeffrey Stupine was appointed Head Veterinarian – Wellness, in April 2014 and oversees PSPCA's Wellness and Vaccine Clinics. He is committed to providing excellent care to our patients. He joined the Pennsylvania SPCA in December of 2011 as a part-time veterinarian in our Wellness Clinic in addition to working at a private veterinary practice.
Dr. Stupine is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine and earned his undergraduate degree in Finance from George Washington University.
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Cold-Weather Dressing Tips from Some Stylish Celebrities
The weather outside is frightful, but theres no need to sacrifice fashion once the temperature drops, as demonstrated by these stylish (and warm!) celebrities.
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Praise for the Parka
Yes, even the most utilitarian of outerwear can be current. Modern Family's Ariel Winter chose a sapphire parka with a cinched waist — a look that's much more chic than those of her nerdy TV counterpart.


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Being the boss isn't easy, especially for small business owners in San Francisco. Regularly faced with regulatory and legislative changes, and having to choose among the hot, new, game-changing technologies of the moment, being the boss just isn't what it used to be. Join us on Wednesday December 10th, as we delve into what it means to stay on top in today's constantly changing business landscape. We'll have a panel discussion moderated by Potrero View Newspaper Editor Steven Moss, and featuring technology, restaurant, and nonprofit founders and CEOs. RSVP HERE: https://nvite.com/WhosBoss/b0c
Meet Local Author Rabih Alameddine at Books, Inc.
Books Inc in the Castro is pleased to announce that it will be hosting local author Rabih Alameddine as a guest bookseller on Small Business Saturday, November 29. Rabih Alameddine, a Castro neighborhood resident, will be in the store from noon to 2PM chatting with customers and recommending his favorite books, including his latest: An Unnecessary Woman, which is a 2014 Fiction Finalist for the National Book Award. (Prizes announced on November 19th.) Hundreds of independent bookstores across the country will be hosting local authors this November 29, Small Business Saturday, thanks to a movement called Indies First. Launched by noted author Sherman Alexie, Indies First encourages authors to volunteer at their local store, to give back some of the support that independent bookstores have traditionally given to authors. Indies First also encourages authorsand anybody who wants to sell a book through a websiteto make the indie "Buy" button the FIRST among all e-retailer choices on their websites. Other participating Indies First stores and authors may be found at IndieBound.org. Small Business Saturday is celebrated every year on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. It is a day dedicated to helping support the local businesses that help to create jobs, boost the local economy, and preserve active neighborhoods. Last year, U.S. consumers who were aware of Small Business Saturday reported spending $5.7 billion with independently-owned businesses on the day, based on the Small Business Saturday Insights Survey, making a big impact on local communities. About Books Inc.: Books Inc. is a locally owned and operated independent bookseller with 11 locations in California. Books Inc.'s origin dates back to the Gold Rush Days of 1851 when Anton Roman struck it rich in Shasta City, California and set himself up in the business of selling books. That small bookstore was moved, bought, sold, burned, rebuilt, renamed and became Books Inc., as we know it today, in 1946.
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When it comes to area high school football it seems two schools often dominate conversation: Trinity and St. Xavier. The rivalry between these two is one of the most prestigious in not just local high schools but around the country as well. As such, it often comes as little surprise that when looking at local colleges' football teams both of those high schools are represented in their rosters. This is particularly seen with the University of Louisville and the University of Kentucky, both of whom have offered spots to a number of St. X and Trinity grads.
We turn our attention now to St. X, who produced All-State Full Back Joe Tronzo in 2005. Tronzo went on to be included in the All-District Team and played in the Kentucky-Tennessee All-Star game. In addition, the standout received the Johnny Unitas Student Athlete award and proved his strength by winning the USAPL National Power lifting Championship four times.
In addition to his football related pursuits Tronzo currently holds the state record for shot put.
His high school football career culminated in 2004 though, when he was named the team captain of a pigskin club that won the state championship that year.
With such an impressive resume he quickly earned a spot with the University of Louisville out of high school. A science major in college Tronzo quickly made a name for himself with the Cards. Known as a hard hitter and even harder worker Tronzo saw substantial playing time for his full four years of college.
Following college Tronzo was pulled off the professional free agent wire when he went to play with the Tennessee Titans and Cincinnati Bengals.
Recently Tronzo was hired as a color commentator for University of Louisville football games- he will be working with Paul Rodgers on WHAS radio.
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Comcast has launched a cloud-based phone service targeted at small businesses, which will compete with similar offerings from EPB and AT&T.
Aimed at emerging companies with up to 280 workers, Business VoiceEdge costs between $25 and $35 and comes with the phones needed to make it work, said Robert Deckard, regional vice president for Comcast Business Services.
"There's not a whole lot of products like this that the small business customer can go out and purchase, and have the same functionality as larger businesses they compete with every day," Deckard said. "It's a very cool product in my eyes."
The new service builds on existing phone offerings from Comcast like the cable giant's Business Class phone service and PRI Trunk lines that serve larger customers that already have switchboards. EPB also offers phone, video and Internet service to businesses in its service area, and AT&T sells a variety of phone services to businesses across the U.S.
Comcast's new cloud-based system allows workers at small businesses to automatically forward calls to a cell phone, and download voicemails through email, features that are also offered by others. What's new is the ability to seamlessly transfer a forwarded mobile call back to the desk phone just by picking up the receiver.
The company is working on a speech-to-text system that will send voicemails as text messages.
"There's really no need to give out more than one phone number, it'll follow you no matter where you're at," Deckard said.
Jim Weigert, vice president and general manager of Comcast Chattanooga, said he isn't afraid to face off against entrenched competitors.
"It provides really a better solution that in most cases doesn't exist," Weigert said. "AT&T has a similar product, just not as robust, and EPB has a more traditional digital voice product, but they don't have unified communications or managed services like us."
Individual users can manage their own settings for the most part, negating the need in some cases for a central administrator, Weigert said.
"You may be able to a la carte pieces and parts of that from these other providers, but that just adds to the complexity of figuring it out," he said.
Plans include nationwide calling and provide discounts for bundling the phone service with other Comcast products, but there are additional fees for installation and other options, Deckard said.
The launch covers Chattanooga, Nashville, Knoxville, Memphis, and many cities in Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina.
Ellis Smith joined the Chattanooga Times Free Press in January 2010 as a business reporter. His beat includes the flooring industry, Chattem, Unum, Krystal, the automobile market, real estate and technology. Ellis is from Marietta, Ga., and has a bachelor's degree in mass communication at the University of West Georgia. He previously worked at UTV-13 News, Carrollton, Ga., as a producer; at the The West Georgian, Carrollton, Ga., as editor; and at the Times-Georgian, Carrollton, ...


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Kroger Co. hopes to soften the blow of a store closing with a more than $2 million renovation at a neighboring location.
The Cincinnati retailer on Friday said it will not reopen its grocery at 3109 N. Anthony Blvd., which has been closed since May when major structural damage forced its shuttering. Even so, district manager Chris Gomez believes the remodeling of the store at 4120 N. Clinton St. will help accommodate customers of the North Anthony store, particularly because many of them have already started to shop here.
It's less than two miles away, he said. The North Clinton store spans more than 50,000 square feet, and a renovation plan is being developed, a Kroger spokesman said. The North Anthony store was about 32,000 square feet.
The company has invested $105 million in Fort Wayne since 2009, including buying shopping centers to expand and upgrade stores. Officials said renovating the North Clinton store became necessary after it could no longer occupy the North Anthony site, which Kroger was leasing from Rogers Family Properties Inc.
President Bill Rogers said he will bulldoze the building and try to market the property.
I don't see it happening overnight, Rogers said, referring to a replacement for the Scott's store. It's a tough economy right now and there aren't a lot of people lined up looking to expand.
An unattached building sits adjacent to the former Scott's and tenants there said lack of a retail anchor could hurt their sales. Businessman Ben Plikerd owns the separate building. His tenants include a frame shop, Christian bookstore and financial planner.
Republican City Councilman Russ Jehl and Democrat state Rep. Win Moses teamed up to appeal to Kroger to keep the Scott's store open. On Friday, Jehl called Kroger's pullout very sad news.
I'm very disappointed, he said, adding that he hopes the retailer will seek input from residents on the North Clinton Street store remodel. Jehl said about 4,000 residents in multiple neighborhoods patronized the North Anthony location.
Kroger has to remove some equipment at its former store and wrap up operations at an unattached pharmacy in the next three weeks. Renovations at the North Clinton store are expected to begin by year's end.
The company also expects to debut its previously announced $16 million Kroger Marketplace at Coventry in southwest Fort Wayne in October. After that, a remodeled Scott's store in Waynedale on Bluffton Road is to reopen as a Kroger in December. Remodeling the store was already in Kroger's plans, but the name change was just announced Friday.
Although some North Anthony neighbors are upset, consumers near the North Clinton store are welcoming the change. Shopper Maureen Shippy said revamping the store is great for professionals who work nearby.
It's a good central location that everyone can get to, said Shippy, who shopped at the store on Friday. You have a place you can run into during your lunch hour.


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Charles Drew University Alumni Association (CDUAA) All graduates of Charles Drew University (including Residents from the King Drew Medical Center) are members of the Charles Drew University Alumni Association. All graduates of Charles Drew University (including Residents from the King Drew Medical Center) are members of the Charles Drew University Alumni Association. Honorary alumni include honorary degree recipients, former faculty and supporters. Register for chapter membership (College of Medicine, College of Science and Health and School of Nursing) at www.cdu-alumni.net and enjoy membership benefits.
Why should you become active in the CDU Alumni Association? Our graduates proudly share a common training experience including the ability to provide high quality patient care to a diverse patient population even under the most challenging circumstances. This family of graduates has made significant contributions and has exhibited medical leadership across California, the nation and internationally.
As a CDU alumnus, you received special and unique training which significantly impacted your life.You now have the opportunity to share this gift with others. The Alumni Association is your vehicle for supporting promoting and advancing the professional activities of alumni and current students.
Purpose The Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science Alumni Association seeks to maintain, foster and expand the unique and special relationship that exists between a College, University and its Alumni.
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Thank you in advance for your support!
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CDU is Proud of the Success and Achievements of our AlumniWe are looking for our next alumnus to feature as our "Alumni Spotlight." The Alumni Spotlight is a page on our web site where we will highlight the achievements of our graduates. If you would like to be featured, send us an email at email@example.com. Is there a classmate you would like us to spotlight? Send us their information or ask them to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you!
2012 CDU Distinguished Alumni Award Recipient Veronica Aguilar, MPH, '10
Pictured L-R, Wayne Taylor, PhD, Associate Professor Department of Health and Life Sciences-College of Science and Health, Veronica Aguilar, MPH, and Suzanne Porszasz-Reisz, PhD, Chair and Associate Professor Department of Health and Life Sciences-College of Science and Health.
Congratulations to Dr. Gudata Hinika, '01, CDU Alumni Achievement Award recipient. Pictured L-R, Gudata S. Hinika, MD, FACS and Arthur W. Fleming, MD, CDU Emeritus Professor, Surgery.
Gudata S. Hinika, MD, FACS, '01 was awarded the first Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science Alumni Achievement Award, which recognizes alumni who have attained outstanding success and national or international distinction in the health professions, and whose accomplishments reflect the CDU mission.CDU Emeritus Professor, department chair and "mentor," Dr. Arthur Fleming, presented the award to Dr. Hinika.
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When: 10 p.m. today
Where: El Segundo, Calif.
Records: Mad Ants 10-10, Los Angeles 6-10
Mad Ants leaders: Ron Howard (19.8 ppg), Luke Harangody (14.7 rpg), Howard (4.7 apg)
Los Angeles leaders: Courtney Fortson (19.7 ppg), Ronald Dupree (7.2 rpg), Fortson (5.7 apg)
Key matchup: Former Notre Dame player Luke Harangody has been a beast recently. The forward who has yet to lose in a Mad Ants uniform has had five double-doubles in the seven games played. In his last three outings, Harangody has had 19 points, 21 rebounds; 18 and 10, and 27 and 18.
The skinny: A victory over Los Angeles tonight, and the Ants will double what was once the franchise's longest winning streak – four. Along the way, the Ants have blasted most of their opponents. A six-point win over Tulsa in the second game of the D-League Showcase in Reno, Nev., is the only time the team has not won by double digits during the winning streak. Three of the wins have been by 24 points or more – Erie (28), Santa Cruz (28) and Erie (24). Los Angeles enters the game on a two-game losing streak, both to Bakersfield. The D-Fenders have a former Ants player in 6-foot-11 Jarrid Famous, who averages 10.5 points and 7 rebounds.


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Pam Patty's Healthy Chicken Enchiladas
50 Minutes to Prepare & Cook
1 (8 ounce) package Cream cheese
1 Cup salsa
2 Cups Chopped Cooked Chicken breast meat
1 (15.5 ounce) can pinto beans, rinsed and drained 6 (6 inch) Whole Wheat tortillas
2 Cups shredded cheese
1 can enchilada sauce
1) Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Lightly
grease a 9x13 inch baking dish.
2) Cook Chicken breast or use pre-Cooked Chicken
breast(Can be done in the microwave).
3) In a small saucepan over medium heat, Combine
the Cream Cheese and salsa. Cook, stirring until
melted and Well blended. Stir in Chicken and
pinto beans.
4) Fill tortillas with the mixture, roll and place into
the prepared baking dish. Cover with enohilada
sauce. Spread Cheese over the top. Cover with
aluminum foil.
5) Bake for 30 minutes, or until heated through.
Garnish with your favorite toppings such as
lettuce, tomatoes, black olives, or sour Cream.