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2652 S King St, Honolulu, HI | Directions 9682621.291393 -157.820718
Neighborhoods: McCully - Moiliili
Thank You Flowers by Jr Lou & T,
My wife and I have purchased many flower arrangements from Jr Lou & T for our churches alter. We have always been pleased with their services. We have been living on the Mainland for the past four years.
We had just learned last Saturday that our friends mother had passed.
The funeral started on Diamond Head at 9:30am that morning.
I called and Lou said she could get some orchids to Diamond Head before 9:00am. "No other flower shop on the island could have done that".
Thank You Lou for helping us out. It really meant alot to us.
The Hewitt's
Hold the baby's breath – I had received an order of roses from Jr. Lou's and they looked fresh, the only thing is that I hate baby's breath and the arrangement was 99% baby's breath with a few roses dotted in between. I called to thank my boyfriend for the flowers and said I have a few favorite florists I like him to try. I expressed to him that I don't care for baby's breath much and he was shocked since he had expressed if they could use another filler in place of baby's breath and he was reassured that little or no baby's breath will be in the arrangement. I took an iphone shot of the arrangement and sent it to him. He was next to himself in shame.
I know there are people who just adore baby's breath, but I'm not one of them.
Great Florist w/ beautiful arrangements! – I ordered an arrangement last minute from the mainland for Mothers Day and found that they were very courteous and prompt in expediting my order. The flowers were just georgous and in consideration of the occasion, the prices were very reasonable. They are reliable especially on short notice and the staff there are great to deal with. This is not the first time I have used this florist and it won't be the last! Great job!
I DON'T AGREE WITH THE POOR REVIEW – I too am surprised to read the scathing review below. I have been ordering flowers from Jr Lou & T ever since my highschool proms back in the 80's....You can always count on them for full, fresh and beautiful arrangements at below market prices. Other florists use tons of filler in their arrangements, but everything I've ever ordered from Jr Lou and T for the past, oh, I don't know, 22 years - has been amazing.
Not bad, for an "INCOMPITENT" company that "doesnt speak english"...oh, and by the way, you spelled incompitent incorrectly - it's INCOMPETENT. (so much for competence)
incredible quality – I was astonished to read the harsh reviews of this Florist. I normally stay at the New Otani and have admired their floral arrangements -- they get things right, and they recommended this florist.
Yes, initially you have to occasionally deal with a bit of a language barrier. However,I also recognize that they speak far better English than I speak any other language. The quality and value are worth some extra patience.
The flowers (I always order tropical) have been exquisite; very fresh, nicely done, quite fairly priced. Their leis are downright cheap. My orders have been on time, and they have been quite accommodating.
Yes, if you want flawless English and to place a snap snap order, probably this isn't the route to go. However, if you can exercise an element of patience you will be quite pleased with the product...unless, however, they don't do well with non-tropical flowers.
Absolutely INCOMPITENT – The people that work at this flower shop, can barely speak English and do not know what is going on or how to properly run a functioning business. They prompt customers trying to order over the phone to become immensely frustrated and upset by asking the same questions repeatedly, and switching the phone back and forth amongst each other.
I just spent the past 15 minutes repeating my name, message, and address to two different ladies, unable to spell simple words like ?are? ?and? ?in? etc.
Worst florist in Hawaii. Dont waste your money – Please, if you are smart, do not use this florist. My friend was trying to be nice for Valentines day and send tulips in my favorite color (pink). What they sent me was dying orange tulips that only lasted one day. There were so many flowers and filler inside the vase and there was no presentation at all, plastic was still around all the flowers. I called to complain but they were rude and hung up on me three times. I started out nice and putting the blame on my friend and saying he must have made a mistake but after being hung up on three times I was not so nice anymore. It took them two days just to find the order form to confirm that pink tulips were orderd. After talking with the owner Lou I felt like what was paid for was going to be sent to me. She also tried to say that none of her staff is rude and blamed the hanging up on the phones being worked on. It is now three weeks later and I have yet to hear from Lou or see my pink tulips like promised. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE. THEY ARE ONLY TRYING TO MAKE MONEY AND NOT MAKE HAPPY CUSTOMERS!!!! As a assisant to a florist before I know how business should be handled as well as I know how long it takes to get flowers in. This place is not worth your time or money!
Worst customer service, GREEDY! – Tried to be a thoughtful husband and order flowers early for Valentines Day. Drove from Ewa Beach to University on 1/26 about 1130 am, only to be turned away. The reason? They weren't prepared to take orders for Valentines Day because the "prices have not been set." I was asked to return on Su 1/28 to order. What difference can two days make? I have used them before, but never again. I'll go to a business who takes care of the customer, not soak them because is "Valentines Day." These people are greedy to the max. I say all husbands and boyfriends should boycott Jr, Lou & T, they are not looking for the best interest of the customer, only to pad their pockets.
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Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Style Ale - Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 5,771 | Reviews: 2,782 | Show All Ratings:
Reviews by Juuroumaru:
4/5 rDev -3.6%
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04-15-2014 23:46:05 | More by 1Sundown2C
4.24/5 rDev +2.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
A: A thick, rich, burnt orange.
S: Caramel and pine.
T: Very hop forward. Bitterness hits first, then the pine and resin, followed by faint tropical fruits and big, caramel malts.
M: Thick and syrupy but not cloying.
O: Less barleywine in flavor and more of a less-tropical-more-caramel double or triple IPA. After getting over the slight disappointment on the first sip, despite knowing that this wasn't going to be a typical barleywine and expecting a lot of hops, I'm surprised at how good this is.
Serving type: bottle
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look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
Pour looks like liquid caramel with a nice off white foamy head that holds on very nice. Smell is hoppy with a touch of alcohol. Taste is boozy and hoppy, some bitterness as well. Mouthfeel is silky, yet very sharp carbonation bubbles in my mouth.
Overall a good beer, love that it's got such a hoppy flavor, just wish the alcohol was hidden a bit better.
Serving type: bottle
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04-10-2014 21:36:06 | More by tp05lg
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look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
Barleywine. Being a novice in the beer world, I immediately checked the barleywine wikipedia page after bringing a 4-pack of this character home. Upon pouring a glass, I notice an incredibly vibrant amber, almost red hue. While incredibly vibrant, it also sports an apparent cloudiness to it's texture. A short, creamy and frothy head sits on top of the beer like a autumn cloud at sunset.
Taking a close whiff, I catch an overwhelming sense of the outdoors; a very strong hint of pine, with an overall floral aroma. Tasting the ale, I first notice its incredulous sparkling sweetness, which follows with a bitter, almost grapefruity tang to the palette. I feel my sinuses open from its spicy bitterness and what lingers after is a very minuscule hint of wheat, as well as a strong sense of centennial/chinook hops.
Overall, this is probably both one of the most unique ale's I've yet to try, as well as the most bitter. The bitterness was actually a bit overwhelming during my first exposure, but I've accommodated it as part of this ale's unique character. This is definitely a strong beer. Boasting a 9.6% abv, this is definitely something you'll want to relish in gradually if you wish to enjoy it's character. What I was a bit skeptical of at first, is now one of my favorites from the folks over at Sierra Nevada. I definitely recommend this beer.
Serving type: bottle
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look: 4.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Appearance - Beautiful amber color. Poured somewhat aggressively yet little head to be found, with poor retention of the head thereof. Either way, still very impressed by the dark golden color distinct to the Barley Wine.
Smell - Initial whiff had a delicious outdoorsy whiff clearly reminiscent of pine trees.
Taste - This is where the Big Foot truly excels. Delightful syruppy taste with luscious and sweet after taste. I'm in love with the warm, malted caramel kick of this beer.
Mouthfeel - Perfectly carbonated. Goes down smoothly, leaving a pleasant, coated layer behind that tends to stay long after the beer is finished.
Overall - Certainly one of my recent favorites, and potentially my favorite SN (the Celebration coming in a close second). For the relatively good price, there's no way to go wrong with the big foot.
Serving type: bottle
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Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Style Ale from Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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Clarke, K.R., Tweedley, J.R. and Valesini, F.J. (2014) Simple shade plots aid better long-term choices of data pre-treatment in multivariate assemblage studies. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, 94 (01). pp. 1-16.
Tweedley, J.R., Bird, D.J., Potter, I.C., Gill, H.S., Miller, P.J., O'Donovan, G. and Tjakrawidjaja, A.H. (2013) Species compositions and ecology of the riverine ichthyofaunas in two Sulawesian islands in the biodiversity hotspot of Wallacea. Journal of Fish Biology, 82 (6). pp. 1916-1950.
Valesini, F.J., Tweedley, J.R., Clarke, K.R. and Potter, I.C. (2013) The importance of regional, system-wide and local spatial scales in structuring temperate estuarine fish communities. Estuaries and Coasts, In press .
Potter, I.C., Tweedley, J.R., Elliott, M. and Whitfield, A.K. (2013) The ways in which fish use estuaries: a refinement and expansion of the guild approach. Fish and Fisheries, In press .
Tweedley, J.R., Warwick, R.M., Valesini, F.J., Platell, M.E. and Potter, I.C. (2012) The use of benthic macroinvertebrates to establish a benchmark for evaluating the environmental quality of microtidal, temperate southern hemisphere estuaries. Marine Pollution Bulletin, 64 (6). pp. 1210-1221.
Lek, E., Fairclough, D.V., Platell, M.E., Clarke, K.R., Tweedley, J.R. and Potter, I.C. (2011) To what extent are the dietary compositions of three abundant, co-occurring labrid species different and related to latitude, habitat, body size and season? Journal of Fish Biology, 78 (7). pp. 1913-1943.
Tweedley, J., Jackson, E.L. and Attrill, M.J. (2008) Zostera marina seagrass beds enhance the attachment of the invasive alga Sargassum muticum in soft sediments. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 354 . pp. 305-309.
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Valesini, F., Tweedley, J., Coulson, P. and Travers, M. (2013) Fish and invertebrate faunas in Kimberley estuaries. In: North West Australia Marine Science Symposium, 21 February, Fremantle, Western Australia.
Valesini, F., Hourston, M., Wildsmith, M., Coen, N., Tweedley, J., Hallett, C., Linke, T. and Potter, I. (2011) Classifying estuarine habitats and predicting their fish faunas – tools for managers and ecologists. In: 48th Annual Conference of the Australian Marine Science Association, 3 - 7 July, Fremantle, Western Australia.
Tweedley, J., Valesini, F., Hoeksema, S. and Potter, I. (2011) Relationships between fish and benthic macroinvertebrate faunas and habitat types in Broke Inlet, Western Australia. In: 48th Annual Conference of the Australian Marine Science Association, 3 - 7 July, Fremantle, Western Australia.
Tweedley, J.R., Hallett, C.S. and Hoeksema, S.D. (2011) The effects of artificial oxygenation on the benthic macroinvertebrate fauna of the Swan-Canning Estuary. In: Swan River Trust Forum, 2 November, Perth, Western Australia.
Tweedley, J., Valesini, F.J., Hoeksema, S. and Potter, I. (2009) Inter-relations between fish faunas and habitat types in a seasonally-open estuary in south-western Australia. In: 8th Indo Pacific Fish Conference and 2009 ASFB Workshop and Conference, 31 May - 5 June, Fremantle, Western Australia.
Tweedley, James (2010) Relationships between faunal assemblages and habitat types in Broke Inlet, Western Australia. PhD thesis, Murdoch University.
Hesp, S.A., Tweedley, J.R., McAuley, R., Tink, C.J., Campbell, R.A., Chuwen, B.M. and Hall, N.G. (2012) Informing risk assessment through estimating interaction rates between Australian sea lions and Western Australia's temperate demersal gillnet fisheries. Centre for Fish and Fisheries Research, Murdoch University.
Veale, L., Coulson, P., Hoeksema, S., Tweedley, J., Hall, N. and Potter, I. (2010) The characteristics of the fish and crab assemblages of the Leschenault Estuary. Inter-period comparisons and their management implications. South West Development Commission Report, December 2010. Centre for Fish and Fisheries Research, Murdoch University.
Valesini, F.J., Coen, N.J., Wildsmith, M.D., Hourston, M., Tweedley, J.R., Hallett, C.S., Linke, T.E. and Potter, I.C. (2009) Relationships between fish faunas and habitat type in south-western Australian estuaries. Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Final Report, July 2009. Centre for Fish and Fisheries Research, Murdoch University.
Tweedley, J.R. and Valesini, F.J. (2008) Inter-relationships between benthic macroinvertebrates and habitat types in Broke Inlet, south-western Australia. Report to the Ernest Hodgkin Trust for Estuary Education and Research, September 2008. Centre for Fish and Fisheries Research, Murdoch University.


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If you are in need of a little privacy and shelter from the sun and wind on a beach, then look no further than your own personal beach tent for UV protection. They give you a little added protected from the sun's harmful UV rays, much like a beach cabana or beach umbrellas, but they also provide a place of refuge when you need to get away from the hot sand. Beach shade tent can also be used to meet many of your other needs:
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Back in 1992 the Cowboys only had 6 players who made the Pro Bowl when they won their 1st Super Bowl under Jimmy Johnson and none were from the defense. And this was a team that was 13-3. The players were Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Michael Irvin, Jay Novacek, Nate Newton, and Mark Stepknowski. The following year they had 11 players from their Super Bowl team. The players were Troy Aikman, Daryl "Moose" Johnston, Emmitt Smith, Michael Irvin, Jay Novacek, Nate Newton, Mark Stepknowski, Eric Williams, Russell Maryland, Ken Norton, and Thomas Everett. In 1995, the Cowboys had 10 players from that Super Bowl championship team. They were Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Michael Irvin, Jay Novacek, Larry Allen, Nate Newton, Mark Tuinei, Ray Donaldson, Charles Haley, and Darren Woodson. These were 6, 11, and 10 players respectively from Super Bowl winning Cowboy teams.
Last 4 years
Now let us compare to Cowboy teams of the last 4 years. In 2007, the Cowboys had 7 players represent the team. The players were Tony Romo, Jason Witten, Flozel Adams, Andre Gurode, DeMarcus Ware, Roy Williams (safety), and Matt McBriar. This is 1 more than the 92 team. In 2008, the Cowboys had 13 players in the Pro Bowl representing the team and this team had a 13-3 regular season record and lost to the Giants in the divisional playoffs. The players were Tony Romo, Marion Barber, Terrell Owens, Jason Witten, Flozell Adams, Leonard Davis, Andre Gurode, DeMarcus Ware, Greg Ellis, Terrence Newman, Ken Hamlin, Nick Folk, and Roy Williams (replaced Laundry). In 2009, the Cowboys had a 9-7 record and had 6 players in the Pro Bowl. These were Jason Witten, Miles Austin, Leonard Davis, Andre Gurode, DeMarcus Ware, and Jay Ratliff. But Tony Romo, Terrence Newman, Mike Jenkins made the team due to injuries to other players on the NFC roster which gives them 9 total players. This year, well everybody knows how poorly the Cowboys played and they have 5 players in the Pro Bowl. The players are Jason Witten, Andre Gurode, DeMarcus Ware, Jay Ratliff, and Matt McBriar.
This year's Pro Bowl players from the Cowboys are 1 less than the 1992 Super Bowl championship team. The fans, coaches, and players currently vote for Pro Bowl players and each group counts for 1/3 of the ballot. How do the current Cowboy teams have more players in the Pro Bowl than any of the Super Bowl teams of the 90s? No wonder this guys have a sense of entitlement and think that the only thing have to do is show for the game.


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25 Days of Gap Year Inspiration on Twitter
In the spirit of the holidays, Julia Rogers, head of the gap year advising firm EnRoute Consulting, is running a twitter event listing a new gap year idea every day until Christmas. For most college seniors, the college applications are in and students can finally start daydreaming about whether to take a gap year and how they could spend their time. Rogers hopes to get potential gap year students' wheels turning and highlight interesting projects, programs and activities. Each day will offer a new idea with links and mentions to provide more reading and information.
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This hands-on seminar series covers important East Asian electronic resources in East Asian and Western languages, with emphasis on remote access to various online databases related to East Asian studies. The dates of the workshops are:
February 21, 2007 (Wednesday), 1:30 – 3:00 pm
Access to Western Electronic Resources
By: Catherine Lee, Librarian for East & Southeast Asian Studies, YRL
February 23, 2007 (Friday), 1:30 – 3:30 pm
Access to Chinese Electronic Resources
By: Amy Tsiang, East Asian Library Head, & Hong Cheng, Chinese Studies Librarian
March 2, 2007 (Friday), 2:00 – 4:00 pm
Access to Japanese Electronic Resources
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March 9, 2007 (Friday), 1:30 – 3:00 pm
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My Home Town!
Wednesday, June 28th, 2006 · Tagged asd, Autism in the News, autism in the newsA year ago and Brooke Royal could not communicate with her 4 year old son Jeffrey. · Permalink Comments
So, like many of you, I check on the latest news about autism on a daily basis. I also love to get news about my home town, Jackson, Michigan (that is my high school on the right - Jackson High!). I grew up there and spent 19 years of my life there - it is a smaller town and a really great community,the majority of my family still resides there.
Today, there was a news story about autism on Google Alerts which captured my attention because it was Jackson and because it is a story that we hear often about how there is an increasing prevalence of autism and parents and schools are fighting hard to come up with solutions. I also found another story from Jackson through leads from this posting about a study that was done by Ursula Bailey-May on social stories.
Here is the story from the Jackson Citizen Patriot:
Class helps parents, autistic kids communicate
Wednesday, June 28, 2006
By Chad Livengood
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A year ago, Brooke Royal could not communicate with her 4-year-old son Jeffrey. Today, the autistic child turning 5 next month is speaking to his mom instead of screaming.
Royal, a 28-year-old mother of three from Brooklyn, credits a special autistic-impaired class for 4- to 6-year-olds at the Lyle Torrant Center for Jeffrey's progress.
"It was this class that has allowed us to start communicating with our son," Royal told the Jackson County Intermediate School District Board.
Starting this fall, the ISD plans to cut Jeffrey's class time in half from five hours to 21/2 hours a day.
Royal and other parents of autistic children attended the board meeting Tuesday to voice opposition to the plan designed to accommodate a growing autistic population and save money.
Royal told the board that creating two sections for instructor Becky Wilcox to teach will ruin the structure that's vital to acclimating children to a general education classroom.
"These cuts will send him into regression," the tearful mother said. "Do whatever you have to do to give our children the education they deserve."
ISD officials did not respond directly to the parents of the Jackson Autism Support Network who spoke out against the cuts.
"It's not our practice to make a decision tonight," Superintendent John Graves said.
Graves said a response would likely be discussed at a July 11 meeting.
The exact cause of autism is the center of debate as the number of cases rises.
In 2000, there were 127 autistic-impaired children in Jackson County.
ISD figures show there were 256 children countywide in 2005.
"It's an epidemic," said parent Tracy Snow, who shared her 5-year-old daughter Kaitlyn's success in Wilcox's class.
"She finally said, 'I love you mommy,' " Snow said.
Wilcox did not attend the meeting. The Citizen Patriot could not reach her this morning for comment.
The ISD split Wilcox's class into two morning and afternoon sections to accommodate five more children who are autistic-impaired or have early childhood developmental disabilities children, Special Education Director Richard Rendell said.
ECDD is a less severe designation from AI, requiring just 21/2 hours a day of instruction, per state Board of Education policies.
Carol Miner, president of the autism support network, proposed a volunteer teachers assistant program where parents would give their time to assist teachers and save the ISD money.
On top of $3,000 spent this year to help teachers with supplies budgets, the 63-family group has volunteered to pay for background checks and training for parent volunteers.
Some board members thanked the parents for making their voices heard.
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The Chicago Wolves are looking for a public address announcer for the 2012-13 season. This person will work all home games, which take place during the months of September through May. Applicants should have some previous public address announcing experience, preferably hockey.
. All applicants should submit their materials by Monday, July 9.
- Good evening hockey fans, and welcome to the Allstate Arena, known as the Wolves Den, and home of your Chicago Wolves. Tonight, as scheduled by the American Hockey League, the Wolves take on the San Antonio Rampage.
- Hey kids, want to deliver a check to tonight's opponent like Mark Mancari? Then stop by the North lobby behind section 109 to test your hockey toughness at the Chicago Wolves Check-It Game, courtesy of Dippin' Dots. You'll get 3 hits for $1, and afterwards treat yourself to an ice cold Dippin' Dots. Proceeds will benefit Chicago Wolves Charities.
- Chicago Wolves goal, his 17th of the season, scored by #20, Darren Haydar. Assisted by #25, Mark Matheson and #23, Bill Sweatt. Time of the goal, 13:39.
- Chicago Wolves penalty on #26, Matt Clackson. 2 minutes for cross checking. Time of the penalty 15:29.
Prior public address announcing, preferably hockey.
No phone calls please.
The Chicago Wolves are seeking an intern, preferably with a journalism and/or media relations background, to assist in all facets of the team's communications endeavors during the 2012-13 season. This individual will work ALL regular-season road games from Chicago and many home games as well. The intern will also assist with daily operations in the business office. Duties include writing and editing game stories on deadline, calling local media after games with score updates, and assisting in the production of game-day materials. This is a full-time paid internship.
- Journalism experience and knowledge of AP Style. Strong writing skills are a must.
- Computer skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel. Experience with InDesign is preferred but not required. Experience with Adobe Photoshop is a plus.
- Must provide own transportation as work will be conducted at the business office in Glenview, the practice facility in Hoffman Estates, and the Allstate Arena in Rosemont.
- Hockey knowledge is a plus.
- Must have a Bachelor's degree in Journalism, Communications or related field.
Please email, fax, or mail cover letter, resume, references, and three short writing samples to:
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No phone calls please. Only candidates supplying a complete application will be considered.
The Chicago Wolves are an equal opportunity employer.
The Chicago Wolves hockey team seeks enthusiastic and responsible individuals to serve as members of our Spirit Team for the 2012-13 season. The position provides a great opportunity to interact with fans and to learn about the operations of a professional sports team by working home games and events.
- Set up, operate, and manage the Wolves "Fan Interactive Kids Zone"
- Operate, manage, and clean up the Wolves Saturday evening "Fun Fest"
- Assist with various charitable drives and initiatives
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- Part-time paid position with flexible scheduling
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- Strong interpersonal skills
- Work well with others in a fast-paced environment
- Comfortable working with children
- Helpful, enthusiastic and friendly
- Available to work weekend home games
Applicants MUST APPLY by August 15, 2012. Resumes accepted by mail, fax, or email. Please send a cover letter, resume, and references to the following:
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It looks, at first, as if nothing has changed in Paris, at least where women are concerned. The streets are full of them, and they look good—like Paris women. The shops cater to their presumed desires. Wispy pink garter belts. State-of-the-art salad bowls. Imported tartans for the baby. There is still a parfumerie on nearly every block. You hold out a wrist or lift your hair and walk into a cloud of jasmine or tea rose with (this year) "vanilla tones." And if you say "feminism" to the young woman getting sprayed beside you, she will quickly refer you to her mother, and then apologize for her mother, saying that, after all, women were a little hysterical, a little radical, in her mother's day—you couldn't blame them—but that things are normal now.
Well, not entirely. The air du temps in Paris today is not a scent from Nina Ricci, and it's certainly not vanilla, as redolent as the Sunday smells in the kitchen your mother abandoned when she went to the barricades, in May of 1968, or marched to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, in August of 1970, to lay a wreath for the soldier's unknown wife. It's called parité—literally, parity—and it's about political power, and the women who thought it up know now that the smartest thing they did was to call it parité, because parité sounds so French and friendly and enlightened, like a citizen's right to free samples at a perfume store. Some French men—they regret it now—confused parité with their pleasant republican notion of "liberté, égalité, fraternité," the rallying cry of the revolution; they heard the word and it sounded nice, and they assumed they would never have to think about it again. "Liberté, égalité, fraternité " was said by the boys of 1789 to be a "neutral"—you could say ungendered—concept. But it has turned out to be a hard fraternity, and not just semantically, for a girl to join.
Parité is not a neutral concept. It's a constitutional amendment—June 28, 1999—acknowledging the right of French women to equal access to elected office. And it's a new law—May 3, 2000—obliging the country's political parties to fill fifty per cent of the candidacies in virtually any race with women, or lose a corresponding share of their campaign funding, which in France the state supplies. It's also a shrewd projection by pollsters, and by the politicians who pay them to target the issues that will bring in votes and, just as important, to help the country look modern and "not like Greece"—the only country in Western Europe with a lower percentage of women in its parliament. And it's a public debate of unusual rancor, given that it's a debate not only between men and women but also among women; and women, as every French man sitting on power he is loath to share will tell you, are supposed to be too civilized, too "superior," to fight like men.
It can take a while to understand how parité happened. If you ask most French men for an explanation, they will smile and shrug and call it the air du temps and plead ignorance—and, in a way, they are ignorant, since, with a few volatile exceptions, they tended to sit out the parité debate, hoping, perhaps, that parité would disappear, and not wanting to appear retrograde in case it didn't. Now that parité is law—the first paritaire elections will begin next spring—the women involved in that debate are objects of some fascination, and even of a certain terror. They are, of course, Paris women. One of the points of parité is that the interests of women in the rest of the country have been so poorly served by the men claiming to represent them that very few of those women have had a way even to identify those interests, let alone make it to the capital to promote them. Paris is the salon where things like parité get decided, and, more to the point, the salon where women actually have some influence in the circles that decide them. Yesterday, that influence was discreet, or, as a French man would say, seductive. Today, those women are on the front page of every paper, and they are suddenly as familiar to people on the street as the city's ubiquitous, aging media philosophes, like Bernard-Henri Lévy—one of the few men who actually took a stand on parité. He was against it.
Parité in France began eight years ago, with a book. It was called "Au Pouvoir, Citoyennes! Liberté, Égalité, Parité," and it was written by three Paris feminists: a jurist named Anne Le Gall; a journalist named Claude Servan-Schreiber; and, most important, Servan-Schreiber's partner, a professor at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales named Françoise Gaspard, who had once spent eleven years as a Socialist politician—all of them, as she likes to say, "illuminating." Gaspard has sat in the European Parliament and in the French National Assembly, and now she is the French representative for the rights of women at the United Nations. But she was most famously the mayor of the town she originally came from—Dreux, in the Beauce, about an hour and a quarter west of Paris and a world away.


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Girls share their best and worst kisses. Guys, take note.Kissing rocks-when it's done right. But a bad makeout can turn you off a guy ASAP. To help dudes out, we polled girls on their best and worst experiences sucking face. Take notes, boys.
By Emma Barker
Puppy Love
"This one time, a guy and I went into a closet at a party and started kissing. His tongue was so long and he didn't know how to control it so he started licking the entire bottom of my face. I still get chills thinking about it. It was so disgusting. I pulled away and he was like, 'Why did we stop?' SERIOUSLY?! You just slobbered all over my face. I don't want anymore." -Dara A.
Wet and Wild
"My best one was night swimming in a pool with my boyfriend. The water, the clingy bathing suits, the silence. So hot." -Jenn S.
Choke Hold
"I recently went out with a seemingly cool, normal dude. When he kissed me, he shoved his tongue so far down my throat that I started choking. He either didn't notice, or didn't care. And his mouth tasted like he had smoked a pack of cigarettes AND not brushed his teeth for two days. So gross!" -Mandy P.
Work It
"This guy I had liked for about a year had broken it off, then asked me out again and apologized for being a jerk. One night we were walking down the street and I was in the middle of talking about something and he pushed me up against this construction thing on a building and kissed me. He ended up ultimately being a terrible human being, but still. Best kiss ever." -Anna B.
Man Meat
"My first kiss-and my worst ever-tasted like a hamburger." -Erica T.
Related: 8 Things Guys Notice About You Instantly
A Walk to Remember
"Best kiss ever? Probably when we were hiking together on top of the Swiss Alps in the middle of winter and he took my face in his hands and said 'I want to marry you someday'...and then kissed me. It was so surreal and made me so happy." -Jennie D.
Not So Droolworthy
"Two words: limp tongue. A really cute guy just sort of slobbered during our makeout session, reminding me of his cocker spaniel, whose tongue was always dangling lifelessly outside his mouth. Cute on the dog, not with a dude!" -Chrissy B.
Just Go for It
"One of my best kisses was a guy who pressed me, rather assertively, against the wall, and just really went for it. Don't be delicate, guys!" -Sally R.
What a Jerk
"I was at my boyfriend's house one night, and he offered me some beef jerky. I politely refused to try it. He pretended not to care, and finished his jerky about an hour before I left. When I got up to leave, he walked me to the door and started to kiss me goodbye. Turns out he'd saved a mouthful of jerky in his cheek, and he purposely spit it into my mouth so I 'had to try it.' Yeah." -Marisa W.
Language Barrier
"I was making out with this guy on the dance floor and all was well until I tried to talk to him and found out he only spoke Portuguese. It was actually really hot, since we could only communicate with our lips." -Shelby R.
Related: 30 Shocking Ways To Turn Him On
Bad Catch
"There were about two minutes of weirdness that culminated in my first kiss, followed by a lot of squealing from my BFF when I told her he kissed like a dead fish. I think it was something to do with the awkward way he moved his lips." -Claire O.
Chew On This
"Once I was making out with a guy at a school dance (so, already bad) and he was getting so tongue-sy that his gum went into my mouth and then back into his. It was the single grossest thing I've ever experienced." -Jess H.
Sexy Build-Up
"The hottest kiss I've ever had was my first time with my man. We kept putting our heads close together and I just knew it was going to happen at some point. It ended up taking about five minutes for him to actually make a move, but the build-up and anticipation made it so freaking hot." -Ginny P.
Peck Happy
"I took a guy I'd had a crush on into a side room at a party to make out and he just gave me a series of pecks on the lips. It was seriously so so weird. Even today I can't wrap my head around it." -Amy L.
Armed and Dangerous
"I think the only acceptable arm positions for guys while kissing are hugging you, holding your head (like hands under your ears), or arms around your waist. I've experienced guys kissing with their arms straight at their sides and in assorted places (boobs, butt, back of my head) and they were all very awkward." -Erin G.
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African American Seniors at Higher Risk for Mental Abuse
In a population-based survey to indicate a racial disparity in the psychological abuse of senior citizens, researchers found that African American seniors could be twice as likely to be mistreated than elders of other races.
The survey also revealed that African American elders could be up to five times more susceptible to being swindled. The researchers urged that health care and social service workers be especially vigilant for the possible mistreatment of African American seniors.
Lead author Scott Beach, assistant director of Pitt's University Center for Social and Urban Research and director of the center's Survey Research Program, said the survey collected information directly from senior citizens through face-to-face and telephone interviews, the most effective way to document unreported abuse; typically, elder mistreatment data is gathered from complaints filed with Adult Protective Services.
The team interviewed 903 adults aged 60 and older living in Pennsylvania's Allegheny County about instances of psychological abuse and financial exploitation occurring within the past 6 months and since they had turned 60. The sample contained 210 African Americans, or 23.2 percent of respondents, which is nearly twice the proportion of African Americans living in Allegheny County, Beach said.
Psychological mistreatment included being yelled at or insulted, having personal property destroyed, and receiving threats of injury, stoppage of care, or being sent to a nursing home. Among African Americans, 24.4 percent reported being abused since turning 60 and 16.1 percent reported psychological mistreatment within the past 6 months. Around half as many non-Black seniors reported abuse with 13.2 percent claiming psychological abuse since turning 60 and 7.2 percent saying it happened within the previous half-year.
African Americans reported even higher instances of financial exploitation, which was defined as having checks stolen, having money tampered with, and being made to sign documents they did not understand. Only 8.4 percent of non-African American elders reported being cheated since turning 60 and a mere 2.4 percent said it happened within the past 6 months. On the other hand, 23 percent of African Americans claimed that someone meddled with their money since they turned 60 and 12.9 percent said it occurred recently.
Most striking about the team's findings was that the racial disparity in mental abuse or financial exploitation was not explained by additional factors such as education, health, age, or socioeconomic status, Beach said. On average, African Americans in the survey tended to be slightly younger, less educated, and more likely to be single, divorced, or widowed. Nonetheless, non-African Americans of similar means, years, schooling, and marital status were still less likely to report mistreatment or financial deceit, Beach said.
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Fantasy Hockey Cage Match - Chris Kunitz vs. Brooks Laich
One of the most difficult assessments in fantasy hockey is determining the value of secondary scorers. These players usually have a lot of value to real NHL clubs but on fantasy teams these guys may be borderline waiver wire fodder. Just a few points can mean the difference between adding and dropping a player. That means just a few bounces can decide who is valuable and who isn't but we as fantasy owners cannot control the bounces. Instead, we fantasy owners must look at the big picture and hope that the bounces even themselves out. This means assessing each player's situation and determining whether or not it is lucrative. Essentially, we are looking at who is receiving the most quality minutes with the best players.
Consider this week's Cage Match; Brooks Laich vs. Chris Kunitz. Both players are most certainly secondary scorers on their respective teams but are also lucky enough to be skating on two of the most superstar laden teams in the NHL – the Washington Capitals and the Pittsburgh Penguins – so for Laich and Kunitz to possess fantasy value they must achieve chemistry with their respective team's superstars.
Chris Kunitz certainly has chemistry with his superstars or maybe he just has the sort of game where he can play with anyone. (And there may be something to that theory considering Kunitz spent most of his time in Anaheim on a line with Getzlaf and Perry.) Since landing in Pittsburgh Kunitz has been glued to Crosby's hip and when Crosby could barely get out of bed this season Kunitz was teamed up with Malkin and Neal. It would seem that so long as he is in the Penguins lineup, Kunitz cannot lose.
Staying in the lineup has been Kunitz' only problem. This past season was Kunitz' first fully healthy one in Pittsburgh as he skated in all 82 games for the first time since the season he was dealt from Anaheim. It is thus no surprise that Kunitz set career highs with 26 goals and 61 points this past season.
Career highs are great for fantasy owners but since Kunitz turns 33 in September that should also be triggering alarm bells. Players are not supposed to set career highs after hitting the big 3-0. It simply does not happen enough so Kunitz would seem to be an obvious candidate for a decline except that he only bested his career highs by one goal and one point. Kunitz also did not deviate from the 0.73 point per game pace that he has scored at since landing in Pittsburgh. In fact, he actually shot at a lower percentage than his career average. He did not so much overachieve as he simply met par for the course while staying healthy. I would still bet on a decline from Kunitz but only for the fact that as a 33-year-old who plays as physical a style as he does (180 hits last year), Kunitz is not a player you should count on to play 80 games.
Kunitz looks like a good bet to skate in around 70 games, which would mean 15-20 goals and around 50 points. His per game scoring should not deviate much since we know he is going to be given quality minutes.
Last season Kunitz skated 18:19 minutes per game with 3:31 coming on the power play. Even after Crosby came back his minutes did not budge and he maintained his place on the top power play unit. Concerns that Kunitz may be replaced by Neal are not really legitimate. There is room for both Kunitz and Neal on the power play even with Crosby and Malkin out there. The fact is that Kunitz is a valuable player for puck retrieval as well as for providing a net presence. While Neal could play this role also, it would neutralize some of his amazing shooting ability. For that reason Kunitz's skillset remains unique in the Penguins lineup.
Laich on the other hand is not quite so fortunate. It is true that Laich has been given similar minutes as Kunitz (18:29 per game with 2:12 on the power play last season) and even played a similar role as "net-presence guy" on the Capitals power play but that is where the comparisons end. Laich, unlike Kunitz, plays predominantly center at even strength. Worse yet, Laich is employed as the Capitals shutdown centerman, skating against the opponents' top offensive lines shift after shift, night after night, starting most of his shifts in the defensive zone. Laich also has penalty kill responsibilities, skating 2:28 minutes per game down a man last season. Kunitz only skated eight seconds per game on the penalty kill last season. Laich simply is not being put in a position to score.
That may all change next season. There was once a time when Laich was given plenty of minutes on the wing and given a chance to skate alongside the Capitals' stars at even strength so it could happen again. The Capitals are undergoing their second coaching change of the past couple months, bringing in recent Hall-of-Famer, Adam Oates. Oates will presumably unleash the big guns in Washington but that may not mean Laich gets another chance at a scoring role. In fact, the recent acquisition of Mike Ribeiro may push that in the complete opposite direction.
With Ribeiro and Backstrom occupying the top two center positions there is absolutely no room for Laich to move up the middle of the lineup. What's more, by having two offensive centermen instead of one, there may be more motivation for the coaching staff to keep Laich in a defensive role since there are now presumably two offensive lines to eat up the easier minutes.
Laich could of course be moved back to the wing and that is a situation that bears watching. Currently the Capitals have five wingers under contract for next season; Alex Ovechkin, Jason Chimera, Joel Ward, Troy Brouwer and Marcus Johansson. Only Ovechkin and Johansson can be considered locks to play top six minutes, however Brouwer, Chimera and Ward are all capable. If Semin is brought back or a replacement is found then the door should be considered shut on Laich. However, if the Capitals instead sign a defensive center then that could mean Laich is moving up.
For now the lack of alternatives for defensive centermen in the Capitals lineup should keep Laich in his defensive role. The landscape of free agency also does not bode well. There are plenty of top six wingers available, however the list of third line centermen begins and ends with Paul Gaustad.
Assuming Laich maintains his role as shutdown centerman it is entirely possible that he loses his job as "net-presence guy" under the new coaching regime. Last season Laich began on the top power play unit receiving over three minutes per game with the man advantage. Once Bruce Boudreau was fired his power play minutes dropped precipitously, down to just 1:25 per game during the third quarter of the season. Only in the final quarter of the year, with Backstrom out, did Laich return to the top power play unit because of the need for a centerman who could win faceoffs. With both Ribeiro and Backstrom in tow Laich may not even be able to jump to the top unit with an injury. The Capitals also have plenty of big wingers (Brouwer, Ward) who can play in front of the net on the power play.
One advantage Laich has is his durability. The fewest games Laich has played in a season since establishing himself full time was 73 and he has only missed four games in the past five seasons. The problem is that Laich may need to skate in 100+ games to match Kunitz's totals. Laich was a Boudreau favourite and was rewarded as such with all the power play time he could handle. This is not to say that Oates and company will not be fans of Laich's – as surely Laich plays the sort of gritty/responsible game anyone can enjoy – it is just that they may not be as big of fans of his offensive skills.
Monitor the Capitals winger situation closely. If they do not sign anyone (highly unlikely) then boost Laich up a notch. If they do sign someone then that makes Laich a 35-45 point option. He is a fantastic secondary scorer in real life but in fantasy he just does not get enough offensive minutes to make many squads. Kunitz, on the other hand, is living the dream and is in the perfection situation for fantasy value. He gets figuratively fat on offensive minutes. Even if he loses 20 games next season Kunitz should have at least as much value as Laich and that means he wins this Cage Match.


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"Fashion has been sidelined and denigrated as a serious object of study for far too long," says Dr. Alison Matthews David, Assistant Professor at the School of Fashion at Ryerson University. "Popular debates over it are highly polarized: we either love fashion, celebrating it uncritically, or we hate it, criticizing it as frivolous, feminine, and irrational. It is in fact a highly-rationalized, multi-faceted, multi-billion dollar industry that touches the lives of everyone who gets dressed in the morning."
It is this bias which 'Convergence: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Fashion,' a graduate student symposium hosted by the Research Committee of Ryerson's School of Fashion, seeks to correct. On Saturday, November 5, graduate students with backgrounds in fashion design, art history, psychology, photography, philosophy, fine arts and journalism will present on a wide diversity of topics, from Pre-Raphaelites and ballerinas to globalization and guerilla marketing.
The interdisciplinary nature of the symposium reflects the mosaic nature of fashion studies. "It is still becoming established as its own field," David explains, "which means that graduate students interested in fashion are largely trained in other disciplines. But these diverse backgrounds bring a lot of different perspectives to our discussion."
While David thinks we're getting better at unabashedly discussing fashion, she still meets people who have trouble understanding what she does. "I often get a surprised reaction from people when I say I'm a fashion historian and theorist. They immediately ask if I sew. I tell them that I'm the 'intellectual nerd of the fashion world' and try to present a critical perspective on fashion."
While studying art history at Stanford University, David began researching the history of tailoring (which became the topic of her PhD) and has "never looked back." Her work has focused on gender, social class, and material culture in 19th century France and Britain, but she says she likes to pick topics from all over. Last year, she co-wrote a chapter with colleague Dr. Kimberley Wahl about clothing in Lucy Maud Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables series. "We were fascinated with the fact that fashion plays such a prominent role in transforming Anne from an ugly ducking to a beautiful, aesthetically-attuned and accomplished young lady."
David was recently awarded a grant by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada to continue to examine the dangers of fashion. "Corsets and heels cause mechanical harm to the body but fashion has also killed people through chemical contamination, accidental entanglement and fire, and the transmission of contagious disease through second-hand or contaminated clothing…
"I'm writing about mercury poisoning and 'mad' hatters, arsenic-containing green dyes during the Victorian period, and tulle and gauze skirts which present fire hazards for the wearer. I have been researching a ballerina whose tutu caught on fire at the Paris Opera," says David.
Technology has solved some problems but created others, such as carcinogenic chemicals used by the garment industry. "The problem has not gone away and the problems the fashion industry and rampant consumerism still create are far from frivolous, unfortunately."
David hopes the symposium will encourage students interested in fashion to pursue what inspires them and become "fashion nerds."
'Convergence: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Fashion,' will open to the public, free of charge, in Kerr Hall South at Ryerson University on Saturday, November 5th at 9 a.m.
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The Orlando Sentinel has ranked all 125 Football Bowl Subdivision teams in the country. The Sentinel staff will take a closer look at a new team daily, counting backward from No. 125 to our projected No. 1 team.
Today at No. 58: Minnesota
Coach: Jerry Kill (9-16, third season; 136-89 overall)
2012 record: 6-7 (2-6 in Big Ten Conference, tied for fifth in Legends)
Look back: If there is one thing that can be said about Jerry Kill, it's his ability to turn struggling programs around. He's done it most of his career including stops at Southern and Northern Illinois. In each of those cases, it took him a couple of seasons to get the program on solid footing. That looks to be the case at Minnesota. After a disappointing 3-9 start in his first season, Kill managed to get the Gophers to six-wins and a bowl berth for the first time since 2009. His biggest challenge to date is making Minnesota relevant in the Big Ten. The program hasn't had a winning record versus the conference since 2003 with the team finishing 2-6 last year for the third straight season.
Offensive starters returning: 10
Offensive starters lost: 1
Defensive starters returning: 7
Defensive starters lost: 4
Key losses: WR A.J. Barker, TE John Rabe, QB MarQueis Gray, DB Troy Stoudemire, LB Mike Rallis, LB Keanon Coope, CB Michael Carter
Top returnees: QB Phillip Nelson, RB Donnell Kirkwood, WR Isaac Fruechte, WR Derrick Engel, CB Derrick Wells, LB Aaron Hill, DE Ra'Shede Hageman
Strengths: The Gophers rushing attack was led by sophomore Donnell Kirkwood, who led the team in rushing with 926 yards and nine touchdowns. He mainly shared time in the backfield with Rodrick Williams (261 yards/ 2 TDs) and both should make a solid tandem heading into 2013. … The offensive line, which returns all five starters, only allowed 21 sacks last season. … Defense was the primary strength of this team. Minnesota finished the year ranked fifth in the Big Ten in total defense (358 yards per game) and the unit returns six starters from 2012 including three of its front seven led by DE Ra'Shede Hageman (35 tackles, 6 sacks). The secondary also returns three of its key pieces led by corner Derrick Wells (74 tackles, 2 INTs).
Weaknesses: Getting consistent play out of the quarterback position has been a quandary for Kill and his staff. The Gophers finished ninth in the conference in passing offense (169.5 yards per game) led by freshman Phillip Nelson, who started the final seven games of the season. However, Nelson struggled with accuracy and turnovers. He managed to only complete 49 percent of his passes for 873 yards and eight touchdowns while leading the team with eight interceptions.
Outlook: With 16 returning starters, Minnesota has the talent and depth to make another run at a postseason bowl however it's the team's Big Ten schedule that stands in the way of its success. Six of the Gopher's eight conference games feature opponents who finished with winning records in 2012.
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He acted as if he was asleep but I thought he was faking it. I pushed him some more & he then acted like he was waking up.
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All would describe him with the addition of him smoking pot too.
We had issues for weeks after that. He kept saying that he was dreaming about having sex. I guess he was. I kind of feel bad now. I wish I had known.
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|Adult Basic Education/High School Completion
Event Type: Literacy Classes
Date: 11/5/2013, 11/7/2013, 11/12/2013, 11/14/2013, 11/19/2013, 11/21/2013, 11/26/2013, 12/3/2013, 12/5/2013, 12/10/2013, 12/12/2013, 12/17/2013, 12/19/2013
Start Time: 5:30 PM
End Time: 8:30 PM
The Adult Basic Education classes work with students who want to take the High School Completion test (currently the GED, in January the TASC), want to work on basic skills for job advancement, or who are already graduates and need to brush up on skills for college preparation. Students should be prepared to do several hours of homework each week, in addition to attending all classes.Library: Noblesville Library Map
Section 1 - Noblesville Library, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Section 2 - Noblesville Library, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:30-9 p.m.
Section 3 - Westfield High School, Mondays and Wednesdays, 5-8 p.m.
For registration or further information contact Polly Redmond at Hinds Career Center at 765-552-9881 ext, 1523 or at email@example.com.
Location: Community Education Classroom
Contact: Polly Redmond
Contact Number: 765-552-9881