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Answers in Atheism radio show tonight.
"Answers in Atheism," the Internet radio call-in talk show.
LIVE. Thursday, January 10, 2008 at 7:00 pm, Eastern Time.
See: www.answersinatheism.net for access, for call in information, and for previous shows.
Tonight's guest is John Armstrong from Louisville, Kentucky.
John Armstrong is the author of "God vs the Bible" which skeptically examines the
Bible from a deist's point of view. The book is available online at
www.godvsthebible.com. He also has a podcast on YouTube in a series called "Skeptic
Bible Study". John is also one of the co-founders of the Louisville Atheists and
Freethinkers. He hopes to bring about a more rational world by opening up dialogues
which may lead people to a safer and more sane form of spirituality. We will talk
about his efforts and what it means to be a deist.
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|The managing, visualization and analysis tools of large amount of data available today, allows us (in the same way that the advances in projection methods meant to geographical maps) generate relational cartography able to bring some clarity to a practical problem of orienting ourselves on context. This dynamic Cartography project is a visual exploration of the Dubai Art World, distilling more than 2,600 nodes and 4,200 relationships, spanning from Galleries, Exhibitions, Fairs, Artists, Curators, Patrons and any kind of visual art event produced in U.A.E. since 2005.
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To consider compiling an encyclopedia (of any kind) in post-Wikipedia times is an exercise in emotional withdrawal. From a position of bewilderment and confusion we choose to act by producing and employing another tool from the land of the naive and outdated, represented by encyclopedic work, devoid of all logic and meaning considering current cultural conditions and speed. What the first edition Dubai graphic and visual encyclopedia presents is a reality that acts as a counterpoint to all the excess of attempts to decipher and understand Dubai. Attempts that are mostly unable to uncover items that shed light on the question 'What's it all about'?


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The following information is provided in accordance with the requirements of California Assembly Bill No. 2079. Should you require further information or explanation regarding Cal Poly Athletics policies concerning athletic scholarship issuance, renewal, release or medical expenses, please contact the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics.
Assembly Bill No. 2079
An act to add Section 67365 to the Education Code, relating to student athletes.
[Approved by Governor September 30, 2010. Filed with Secretary of State September 30, 2010.]
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AB 2079, Torlakson. Student athletes: scholarships.
Existing law prohibits any person from giving, offering, promising, or attempting to give any money or any other thing of value to any particular student athlete or member of the immediate family of the student athlete for purposes of inducing or encouraging the student athlete's application, enrollment, or attendance at a public or private institution of postsecondary education in order to have the athlete participate in intercollegiate sporting events, contests, exhibitions, or programs at that institution, except in accordance with the bylaws of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, as specified.
This bill, commencing January 1, 2012, would require a California postsecondary educational institution that offers athletic scholarships, or that provides, by any delivery method, written material regarding its athletic program to a student athlete, to provide specified information on its Internet Web site that describes, among other things, the institution's athletic program's policies concerning athletic scholarship issuance, renewal, release, and medical expenses.
The people of the State of California do enact as follows:
SECTION 1. Section 67365 is added to the Education Code, to read:
67365. (a) For purposes of this section, the following definitions shall apply:
(1) "Athletic program" means any intercollegiate athletic program from a postsecondary educational institution in the State of California that solicits student athletes to apply, enroll, or attend the postsecondary educational institution in order to have the student athlete participate in intercollegiate sporting events, contests, exhibitions, or programs at that institution.
(2) "Student athlete" means an individual who attends an elementary, junior high, high school, or postsecondary educational institution, and who participates in any interscholastic athletic program in California, including an individual who receives scholarship funds for his or her athletic participation and an individual who does not receive scholarship funds for his or her athletic participation.
(b) Commencing January 1, 2012, a California postsecondary educational institution that offers athletic scholarships shall provide all of the following information on its Internet Web site:
(1) All of the following athletic scholarship information:
(A) The most recent cost of attendance expenses as published by the postsecondary educational institution's financial aid offices for the academic year and for the summer year.
Cost of attendance expenses are published by the Financial Aid office and may be revised from time to time.
The following data is extracted from the Cal Poly website; for the most current information access the Cal Poly website directly at:
http://financialaid.calpoly.edu and click on "Cost of Attendance" link in left margin.
2011/2012 Cal Poly Student Budget
The CSU makes every effort to keep student costs to a minimum. Fees listed in published schedules or student accounts may need to be increased when public funding is inadequate. Therefore, the CSU must reserve the right, even after initial fee payments are made, to increase or modify any listed fees, without notice, until the date when instruction for a particular semester or quarter has begun. All CSU listed fees should be regarded as estimates that are subject to change upon approval by The Board of Trustees.
Budgets are estimated and subject to change.
The estimated annual cost of attending Cal Poly is broken into four budgets
Fees & Tuition*
Books & Supplies
Room & Board
Personal / Misc.
* Non-resident students pay fees plus $248 per unit non-resident
Graduate Business students pay fees plus $169 per unit professional fee.
Registration fees are estimated and subject to state budget approval.
On-campus housing and meal costs are at estimated financial aid installment rate.
Summer quarter cost of attendance expenses are not yet published. Contact the Financial Aid Office for current information.
(B) The sum of expenses identified in subparagraph (A) that are prohibited from inclusion in a full grant-in-aid athletic scholarship pursuant to the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) rules and regulations.
Per NCAA by-law 15.02.5: "A full grant-in-aid is financial aid that consists of tuition and fees, room and board, and course-related books." Transportation and Personal/Misc. expenses identified above are prohibited from inclusion in an athletic grant-in-aid. The cost of "Books & Supplies" identified above is estimated by Cal Poly's Financial Aid Office; this amount is not included in an athletic scholarship. Unless specifically stated otherwise, a full grant-in-aid includes a book allowance of $400 per year in 2011-12, increased to $800 in 2012-13. If so stated in writing, a full grant-in-aid may include the actual cost of course-required textbooks.
(C) The policy of the postsecondary educational institution's athletic program as to whether student athletes will receive athletic scholarships for summer school, and, if so, whether these scholarships are proportional to athletic scholarships received during the regular academic school year.
Limited summer school financial aid funds are available. The total amount of funding available varies from year to year, and the amount of any award will be considered on a case by case basis.
(D) The average monthly full grant-in-aid athletic scholarship payment received by student athletes who live on-campus and off-campus, respectively, during the regular academic year and summer school session.
Any payment to be received by the student-athlete is divided equally over three academic quarters (Fall, Winter and Spring) and is disbursed by the Financial Aid Office toward the beginning of each quarter. On-campus and off-campus athletic scholarships amounts are the same. Only cash awards are disbursed directly to the student-athlete; all other award amounts are applied directly to offset tuition & fees, dorm plan and meal plan costs, as applicable.
(E) The following information relating to NCAA scholarship rules:
"Pursuant to NCAA rules, a verbal commitment is not binding on either the student athlete or the institution. The National Letter of Intent is a binding agreement between a prospective student athlete and an institution in which the institution agrees to provide a prospective student athlete who is admitted to the institution and is eligible for financial aid under NCAA rules athletics aid for one academic year in exchange for the prospective student athlete's agreement to attend the institution for one academic year. The National Letter of Intent must be accompanied by an institutional financial aid agreement. If the prospective student athlete signs the National Letter of Intent but does not enroll at that institution for a full academic year, he or she may be subject to specific penalties, including loss of a season of eligibility and a mandatory residence requirement."
(2) All of the following athletic scholarship renewal information:
(A) The NCAA's policy on scholarship duration.
Per NCAA Bylaw 15.02.7 and 184.108.40.206, an athletics grant-in-aid shall not be awarded in excess of one academic year nor for a period less than one year with exceptions as stated in NCAA Bylaw 220.127.116.11.1.
As of August 1, 2012, at the institution's discretion, it will be permissible to award grants in multiple year awards not to exceed the five-year period of eligibility. One year grants shall be awarded in equal amounts (per NCAA Bylaw 188.8.131.52) for each term of the academic year.
(B) The policy of the postsecondary educational institution's athletic program concerning the renewal or nonrenewal of an athletic scholarship, including circumstances in which a student athlete in good standing suffers a temporary or permanent sports-related injury, there is a coaching change, or a student athlete's athletic performance is deemed to be below expectations.
The renewal of institutional financial aid based in any degree on athletics ability shall be made on or before July 1 prior to the academic year in which it is to be effective. The institution shall notify in writing each student-athlete with eligibility remaining who received an award the previous academic year whether the grant has been renewed, reduced or not renewed for the ensuring academic year. This notification will come from the financial aid office.
Athletic aid may be reduced or cancelled if the student renders himself or herself ineligible for competition, fraudulently misrepresents any information on any application, letter of intent or financial aid agreement, engages in serious misconduct warranting substantial disciplinary penalty or voluntarily withdraws from the sport (Bylaw 188.8.131.52). Those students whose athletically related financial aid is reduced or not renewed for the ensuing academic year, shall, upon written request, be provided a hearing before the financial aid appeals committee. The procedures and opportunity for a hearing will be sent under the same cover as the letter of reduction or non-renewal.
(3) All of the following athletically related medical expenses information:
(A) The NCAA's policy on whether athletic programs are mandated to pay for athletically related medical expenses.
Per NCAA Bylaw 16.4.1, it is permissible for institutions to pay for identified medical expense benefits which are incidental to a student-athlete's participation in intercollegiate athletics.
(B) The policy of the postsecondary educational institution's athletic program on whether it will pay for student athletes' athletically related medical expenses, including deductibles, copays, coinsurance, and whether the program will pay for athletically related medical expenses that exceed any maximum insurance coverage limits.
Cal Poly participates in the California State University's Risk Management Authority – Athletic Injury Medical Expense program (CSURMA-AIME). This program provides secondary (or excess) coverage for injuries sustained while participating in supervised practice or play of intercollegiate athletics. This means that the student-athletes primary insurance will be billed first in all cases, and the remaining balance or co-payments will be submitted to the athletic department's secondary insurance for payment consideration. Cal Poly will utilize the NCAA Catastrophic Injury program when necessary. Reasonable and customary charges will be considered under CSURMA-AIME coverage.
(C) The policy of the institution's athletic program concerning who is required to pay for any required athletically related insurance premiums for student athletes who do not have such insurance.
Cal Poly requires that all prospective student athletes show proof of medical insurance prior to participation in intercollegiate athletic activity. Prospective student athletes who are unable to obtain medical insurance may qualify for supplemental insurance coverage under the guidelines of the NCAA's Special Assistance Fund, based on financial need. These athletes will be considered on a case by case basis.
(D) The duration of time the postsecondary educational institution's athletic program continues to pay for athletically related medical expenses after a student athlete's athletic eligibility expires.
The CSURMA-AIME program has a two year period of benefits. Injuries must be reported and documented in the athletic training room at the time of the injury. The athlete has two years from the date of injury listed on the notification of injury form to receive treatment for the injury and turn in claims to the CSURMA-AIME program.
(E) Whether or not an athletic program's medical policy covers expenses associated with attaining a second medical opinion for an athletically related injury from a medical physician who is not associated with the athletic program, and whether the athletic program provides coverage for services received by such a physician.
Student-athletes must utilize their primary care insurance whenever possible. The CSURMA-AIME program will cover second medical opinions as long as the athlete has utilized their primary insurance plan or consulted with the Cal Poly Athletic Training Staff.
(4) All of the following athletic release information:
(A) The NCAA policy on whether an athletic program may refuse to grant an athletic release to a student athlete who wishes to transfer to another postsecondary educational institution.
Per NCAA Bylaws 18.104.22.168.1 and 184.108.40.206.10.1, if an institution denies another institution's written request to contact a student-athlete or if an institution denies a student-athlete's written request for a full release, the institution shall inform the student-athlete in writing that he or she, upon written request, shall be provided a hearing conducted by an institutional entity or committee outside of the athletic department. The institution shall conduct the hearing and provide written results of the hearing to the student-athlete within 15 business days (bylaw 14.02.2) of receipt of the student-athlete's written request for a hearing. The student-athlete shall be provided the opportunity to actively participate in the hearing. If the institution fails to conduct the hearing or provide the written results to the student-athlete within 15 business days, the release shall be granted by default and the institution shall provide a written release to the student-athlete.
(B) The policy of the postsecondary educational institution's athletic program concerning whether it may use any power to refuse to grant an athletic release for a student athlete who wishes to transfer to another postsecondary educational institution.
The Director of Athletics in consultation with the head coach retains the authority to grant or deny a release of a student-athlete depending on circumstances that may have an impact on the student-athlete, the team, the athletic department or Cal Poly.
(c) Commencing January 1, 2012, a postsecondary educational institution that provides, by any delivery method, written material regarding its athletic program to a student athlete shall include a direct link to the institution's Internet Web page, where the student athlete shall be able to access all of the information regarding the institution's athletic scholarship program as described in subdivision (b).
The following information is provided in accordance with the requirements of California Assembly Bill No. 2079. Should you require further information or explanation regarding Cal Poly Athletics policies concerning athletic scholarship issuance, renewal, release or medical expenses, please contact the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics.


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Choosing the Right Law School / Re: Need advice re Chicago schools« on: December 05, 2008, 10:51:38 AM »
The OP did say that, eventually, she wanted to hang her own shingle, but only after working for a few years in the private sector. Which means she'll need to find a job, and unless you are a top dog at either of those schools, it's going to be tough. Even at K/L/D, you have to be up there in your class, but not quite as high.


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Google Announces Plan for 'Digital Afterlife'
Google became one of the first major Internet companies to put control of data after death directly into the hands of its users. Geoffrey Fowler reports.
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Attorney General Bill Lockyer Leads National Effort To Save Crime Victims Services From President's Cuts
(Sacramento) - Attorney General Bill Lockyer today urged Congress to reject a Bush Administration proposal to cut $1.2 billion from the Federal Crime Victims Fund, which directs the fines collected from criminals to aid victims of violent crimes. Lockyer also signed a joint letter submitted by Attorneys General of all 50 states expressing "concern about drastic cuts" and asking Congress to protect funding for vital crime victim services.
"Wiping out the Crime Victims Fund would be a serious blow to the great progress our nation has made over the past twenty years in treating crime victims with the fairness, dignity and respect to which they are entitled," said Lockyer in his letter.
The Federal Crime Victims Fund was created by the Victims of Crime Act of 1984 (VOCA). VOCA funds come entirely from collections from federal criminal fines, forfeitures and special assessments – not from taxpayers. Through grants to state victim compensation programs, victims of violent crimes throughout the country have been able to get help for medical care, mental health counseling, funeral and burial expenses, and other vital services.
In the past six years, California has received more than $442 million in grants from VOCA to help victims of violent crimes. Some 4,400 local programs throughout the country depend on VOCA assistance grants to provide necessary services to nearly 4 million victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, drunk driving, elder abuse, robberies, families of homicide victims and other victims of crime.
"President Bush is serving victims another loss in order to avoid facing the consequences of his irresponsible tax cuts. We should look for ways to fill voids, not deepen them," said Lockyer.
The appeal to Congress coincides with the 25th Anniversary of National Crime Victims' Rights Week, April 10-16, as well as the fifth annual California Attorney General's Office of Victims' Services Conference in Sacramento on Wednesday, April 13th.
The VOCA Crime Victims Fund is administered by the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) in the U.S. Justice Department's Office of Justice Programs. Although the Administration's proposed federal budget includes VOCA funding of $650 million for fiscal year 2006, all other monies remaining in the fund and any new monies collected in fiscal year 2006 would be eliminated. As a result, starting in 2007, there would be no money readily available for state victim assistance programs, crime victim compensation grants, or for federal personnel who provide victim services.
The joint letter was also signed by the Attorneys General of Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, the Northern Mariana Islands and American Samoa.
"The proposed cut could not come at a worse time for states and territories," which are facing significant budget problems, the joint AG letter said. "Victims should not be further burdened by having to pay for such services themselves, or worse, forced to go without them."


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"Fellowship of the Whales"
A female is born to a humpback whale in the waters of Hawaii; cameras follow the pair for the youngster's first year. From Hawaii, they travel to summer feeding grounds in the cold seas off Alaska's southeast coast. The youngster meets danger and friends, learns lessons she will need as an adult. When mother and offspring return to Hawaii, the young whale is ready to set out on her own. G
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Seib & Wessel: Impasse Looming Over Budget
WSJ reporters Neil King, Colleen McCain Nelson and Laura Meckler paint a sobering picture of the latest budget talks, and the real possibility that the GOP is willing to swallow deep spending cuts from the so-called sequester rather than raise taxes.
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Policy Classes
About This Policy
This policy is to create a standard for how class payments are handled so that Freeside can communicate an official stance on classes that is clear and concise.
We've benchmarked a few other spaces (with a specific focus on Artisan's Asylum) to create a clear plan for organizing and hosting classes at the space. We've also spent about a year experimenting with different strategies for organizing, promoting and charging for classes.
This document is a result of that work, which we've consolidated into a plan for hosting classes that is fair and easy to understand.
How much to charge
The price of a class is set by the teacher in the form of an hourly rate. This allows us to see our classes on a level playing field. However, class fees are advertised as the total rate and not the hourly rate. Typically, classes have been hosted at Freeside at rates between $5 and $20 per hour. In general, more advanced classes require smaller class size and so higher rates are recommended. This is at the discretion of the Teacher.
Division of revenue
The Teacher receives 50% of the FULL amount charged for the class. If the class costs a student $20, the teacher receives $10. The Teacher does bear the cost of fees to transfer payments to them. So they receive $10 if paid by check or Dwolla, but a PayPal payment may have fees associated with it.
All processing and transfer fees (excluding the fees for paying the Teacher if they apply) are taken out of Freeside's half of the class fee. These cover any advertising, administrative, promotional costs as well as the use of Freeside space and equipment where it applies.
Freeside also offers a 20% refund for members from the class fee, excluding materials fees. This is also taken out of Freeside's half.
Registering a class
Teachers apply to teach a class by filling out the Class Registration form (after having filled out the Teacher Application form exactly once). The information in this form will be used to market and promote the classes on the various social media channels that Freeside uses.
After submitting the form, the Teacher will be contacted by a representative of Freeside (Officer, DIrector, or delegate of the Activities and Culture committee) to look over their lesson plan, discuss the details of the class relevant to scheduling and promotion, make any necessary adjustments, and then launch the class. The Director will work with the Teacher to follow the guidelines for scheduling a class to ensure the highest possible quality and attendance for the class. This process will, in general, be greatly simplified for repeats or follow-up classes.
Materials Fees and Costs
Materials can sometimes be required for a class. The estimated materials fee will be in addition to the total class fee, and paid to the party (Freeside or the Instructor) who purchases the materials, or shared as appropriate when each party provides some materials, but in addition to the Teacher's fee. As a Best Practice, we recommend charging enough for the materials so that if only 50% of the expected seats for the class are paid for, the costs are covered. A 50% markup is reasonable and excess material should be either be redistributed for free use in the space or used in future classes.
If a materials fee is charged, students have the expectation of leaving with something. Teachers should consider this beforehand. For a 3D printing class, it is unrealistic to plan for 10 people to each get a printed part, so some should be made beforehand. Students that pay a materials fee but leave with nothing to take home have in the past had a much more negative opinion about the class, regardless of how affordable it actually was. If a materials fee is charged, students should leave with something for their fee.
However, if we need to stock materials on-site, we can plan ahead for that. People have come to Arduino classes without Arduinos. The teacher had extras and people shared, but we can plan to stock and sell these kinds of items with enough notice.
Repetition of Classes
Repeating classes and class series are important for complicated topics, but can be difficult to handle. Scheduling conflicts among attendees can result in smaller and smaller class sizes as the class progresses. We recommend offering two versions of a Level 1 class before releasing a Level 2. But this is just a recommendation.
However, we will only schedule a class series in one-month blocks. Classes cannot repeat indefinitely. Each month, we can plan the next release of classes.
Frequency of payments and refunds
Teachers will be paid for classes on the First and Third Fridays of the month. This will simplify the accounting for the classes and ensure that teachers are paid in a timely and regular manner. It will also give us some time to resolve any payment issues or discrepancies.
Members will also be issued their 20% refunds on the same days. The discount is not immediate because Meetup will not allow two tiers of payment. Members will have to pay the full price for classes and be compensated in the form of a refund on the First and Third Fridays. Members will bear whatever transfer fees apply in that payment (again, checks or Dwolla will be significantly less costly than PayPal or other costly payment processing system.
Student Refund Policy
Students are eligible for a refund if and only if:
- The class is cancelled
- The class is rescheduled
- The student cancels 3 or more days before the class is set to start.
- The teacher fails to show up for the class
- The space is unavailable for whatever reason and/or the class doesn't happen.
Students that register but do not appear and students that drop the class less than 3 days before the event are not eligible for a refund because it is possible that their registration filled the class to capacity, materials were acquired on their behalf, or the class should have been cancelled because too few people were registered. This policy is for the benefit of the Teacher, who we feel should be fairly compensated for their time in this situation.
Summary of Policies
These policies are designed to make Classes at Freeside good for everyone:
Good for students
- Basic information and a network of help
- Reasonable pricing ($5-$20 per hour of instruction recommended + materials fees if applicable)
- Reliable and organized instruction
Good for teachers
- 50% take of all class income (fees are deducted from Freeside's portion)
- Benefit from Freeside's network of interested students
- Free advertising and promotion
- Administration of class is taken care of
- Space and materials are provided (classroom, projector, equipment, etc...)
Good for Freeside
- More support for more materials, space, resources
- Better skills = cooler projects for members
- Good for Freeside Members
- Freeside members get a 20% refund on class fees (taken from Freeside's portion)


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Hauling slingland willows at Chalmette, where willows were cut for shipment to Southwest Pass for use in constructing bulkheads to protect the channel over the shoals at the mouth of the Mississippi River, 1923. D. M. Picton and Co., marine contractors in Galveston, Texas, performed the work on the river.
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Gift of William D. Quick, Nederland, TX.
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\Start Page Redirect="http://<random>.com"
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon "Shell" = "%AppData%\<Specialreply.com>.exe"
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How to Build a DIY Aquarium Stand
This is a basic design for an aquarium stand that I have built twice, once for a 55 gallon, and once for a 120 gallon. The design could be modified for virtually any glass tank in the 55 to 180 or so gallon range by simply adjusting the length and width. The pictures are from the construction of the stand for my 120 gal unless otherwise indicated. I assume that you have a basic knowledge of how to measure, cut, drill, nail, screw, glue, etc. I also assume that you know proper safety precautions. If you do not know either, please refer to a basic carpentry book. Plan to spend several evenings on this project. It took me about a week working 2 to 3 hours an evening to finish the project. If you are inexperienced at woodworking, plan to take up to twice as long.
Tools Needed
Circular saw - To cut lumber and sheet goods to apropriate size. A table saw is better if you have one, but is not necessary.
Jig Saw - To make intricate cuts in sheet goods. A rotary saw or hand coping saw can be substituted for this.
Power Drill - For drilling holes, and driving screws. I would not recommend trying to do this with a hand drill.
Claw Hammer - For driving/extracting nails.
Tape Measure - Use the same one for all measurements. This helps insure accuracy.
Sharp Pencil - To mark cut locations.
Carpenter's Square - To make sure everything is square. Also helps to lay out lines on materials.
Clamps - A pair of long bar clamps is a minimum to hold pieces together for assembly. A pair of 90º angle clamps is helpful for assuring square corners.
Rasp - A file to remove rough edges from cutting.
Sand Paper - For finish work. I use a random orbital sander, but it can be done by hand.
Paint Brushes - For finish work. The exact selection depends on what you are finishing with. I used a simple polyurethane stain, and used scrap rags to apply it.
#2 (or better) 2x4s - This grade is normally a little straighter and less knotty than standard construction lumber. You will need to calculate the number and lengths needed based on the dimensions of your stand. Dimensional Lumber is normally sold in 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 foot lengths. I find it easiest to work with 8 foot or shorter lengths.
Sheeting - Decide what you want the exterior of your stand to look like. I chose 1/4" Oak plywood for this project. There are many suitable alternatives. Home stores and lumber yards normally carry sanded plywoods in oak, birch, pine, and a few other surfaces. Another possibility is paneling. There are many surfaces available, particularly in wainscoating. Some materials would not even need to be finished. This might save you a couple of days of build time. Thicker materials will be sturdier, but will make the stand heavier and will cost more. Sheets are commonly 4 ft x 8 ft. For stands 4 ft long or less, you can get by with one sheet. For larger stands, you will probably need 2 sheets.
Molding - To cover exposed edges of sheeting. For the 120 gal stand, I used 4 pieces of Oak outside corner molding. For the 55 gal stand, I also used some inside corner molding and some quarter round. See the pictures for details. You will have to estimate how much you need based on your specific stand.
Trim - I used Oak 1x4s for trim. You can choose something that will go with your sheeting material.
Doors - Standard cabinet doors can be bought in various sizes off the shelf, or you can build your own if you feel up to it. You will have to size the front opening based on the doors you buy.
Door Hardware - Select something you like. There are many varieties of hinges and pulls out there. I like the spring-loaded hinges because they hold the door closed without a clasp.
#8×2" Wood Screws - One pound should be enough.
Wood Glue - Any brand will do. You might want to consider a waterproof glue, but I used a standard glue myself.
3d Finishing Nails - A pound will be plenty.
6d finishing nails - A pound will be plenty.
I start by building a basic frame using 2x4s. As seen in the picture below, the frame consists of two rectangles (top and bottom), vertical posts, and cross-beams. The rectangles should be as long and wide as your tank plus 1/2 inch for wiggle room in each direction. The Cross braces should be placed at two foot intervals. Since the pictured stand is only 4 feet long, there is only one cross-brace at the center of each rectangle.
Vertical posts should be placed at each corner, and at each cross-brace location. Decide what height you want the top of the tank to be at,and subtract the tank height to get the length of the vertical posts. For my 120, I made the vertical posts about 40 inches long. This makes a fairly tall stand, but I wanted the tank to be at a higher line of sight.
Joints are connected using wood glue and #8×2" wood screws. Drill pilot holes and couter-sink them. If you do not have a power drill, it would be a good idea to get one. Screwing in 2" wood screws by hand is a very difficult job, even with pilot holes. A screwdriver bit turns your drill into a power screw driver.
To the basic frame, I added nailers. The purpose of the nailers is to provide a continuous surface for attaching the cover material. As shown in the picture below, there is a nailer atached to each vertical support. The nailers are atached to the supports with glue and wood screws. Measure the distance between the upper and lower rectangles to get the length for the nailers. The picture also shows some extra frame work I did for the openings on the front of the tank. This was to create openings that were the right size for the doors I bought, and to give me solid locations to mount the doors. I will talk more about the doors later.
The final feature shown in the picture below is the panel covering the bottom of the frame. This is a tricky cut. You will need to measure all the obstructions (vertical post locations) insied the frame fairly closely. Draw them out with a pencil on a piece of cover material and cut out carefully with a hand jig saw (a rotary saw or hand coping saw could also be used if you do not have a hand jigsaw). The piece is attached with glue and 3d finishing nails.
Covering up the Frame
Now comes the task of covering the frame. It is simply a matter of measuring, marking and cutting the sheeting. Try to lay out the cover pieces so that you get the most from each sheet of material. Glue and nail with 3d finish nails. If you want to hide the nail heads, sink them with a center punch, and fill the holes with wood putty. Note that the back of the frame does not need to be covered unless it will be exposed to view.
Now comes the trim. Again, measure each pice, and cut carefully to get a good fit. If you have the skill and a miter box, you can miter the trim corners. If not, just do lap joints. If you do lap joints, cut the front trim so that it is long enough to cover the ends of the side trim. That way, the joints face to the side, rather than the front. My preference is to have the top trim conceal the frame of the tank, particularly if the frame is a different color than the finished stand.
Here is a pic with more of the trim applied:
Finishing the Job
Once the trim is done, it is time to finish the wood. I used a light oak polyurethane stain. You can select your finish based on the material you are using and the trim on the tank. Below is the stand with one coat of finish. The pre-fab doors are laying across the top of the stand to dry.
Depending on the finish you select, you will probably need from 1 to 3 coats of finish. Follow the directions as far as sanding between coats. When you are done with the finish, atach the doors, and you are done:
Some other features that may make your stand more useful include shelves, lights, and outlet strips. Use your imagination.
Alternate designs
For my 55 gallon tank, I used a slightly altered design. If felt that the tank might be a little top heavy if the stand had the same footprint as the tank. Accordingly, I built out the base into a pedestal using extra layers of 2x4s around the bottom. I then covered this pedestal in a similar fashion to the main frame. This is the end result:


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Debates about GA's practicality are weighty, sometimes bitter, discussions I think often miss the point. But one of the best deals I ever found was "Hertz-like" plane rental at Lease-A-Plane. It opened up lots of possibilities.
A big gripe of renters: The "daily minimum," a minimum of flight hours to keep the plane all day. It's often four hours on weekends and three during the week. Another huge downside, if renting out-of-town, is the check-out required by each separate rental operation. Today, that can include written and oral quizzes, as well as dual with a CFI.
Lease-A-Plane International solved some of this by franchising local FBOs/flight schools into a system. You paid a fixed amount to keep the plane all day and then only a low rate per (dry) flight hour. Even better, a check-out at one location was good for a time (and in that aircraft type) at any location.
I flew with them on Dec. 31, 1971 out of Skyport, their franchisee in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Always trying to fly someplace special each New Year's Eve, that year I would leap a small slice of the Atlantic. Doing what the average Florida tourist couldn't, I'd pilot myself to the Bahamas. After all, it was only 65 nm to Bimini and 30 more to Grand Bahama Island. Surely an old Lyc would do that much for me!
It was so much fun I kept going. Once you get to West End, GBI's east-west orientation gives you "feet dry" a long way east. Then only a short over-water jump and you're on Abaco Island en route to Marsh Harbor. Some 225 miles off Florida, I was cocky when an airliner crew climbed down to ask, "What you doin' way out here in THAT?"
My little Yankee AA1A two-seater (and Lease-A-Plane's tab for it) made the day a real bargain at $60.69, including $5 for "collision damage waiver" (how "Hertz-like"), one dollar for a chart and $2.33 tax. Plane rental itself came to $49: $20 for the day, $26.50 for 5.3 flight hours ($5/hour!) and just $2.50 for a half-hour CFI check-ride.
Cost comparisons with today are discouraging, but misleading. Some things then DID hurt much less, however, like fuel for the WTD-FLL return at $3.36 for 7.3 gallons or 46 cents per! And flying WAS cheaper in "the big GA states" like Florida and California, where high activity and keener competition kept prices low.
It was a nice deal – perhaps too nice. Lease-A-Plane faded away in the early '70s, perhaps with the 1973 oil crisis. But for one New Year's Eve, I had the time of my life. From 0830 to 1900 I had a plane all my own, no pressure (except sunset) to get back, and an "international oceanic flight" of uncommon beauty in my logbook.
The worlds of insurance, litigation, and risk acceptance have all changed. Pilot requirements and check-outs are more stringent, not to mention security and theft concerns. Costs are far different. But a chain of retail rental operations in various vacation spots or business hubs sure would be fun again. A "club membership" and "per-day charge" would allow easy, practical GA travel locally after you've flown the long-haul portion on the airlines.
Ah, too much to ask for in today's world, aside from those rare multi-city flying clubs or fractional ownership operations.
© 2011 Drew Steketee All Rights Reserved
Drew Steketee was president of BE A PILOT, senior vp-communications for AOPA and executive director of the Partnership for Improved Air Travel. He also headed PR and media relations for Beech, GAMA and the Airport Operators Council International.


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Next Steps
It is not enough to simply create a job description and assume your program will develop from there. There are many critical components that also need to be considered once the job description(s) are created. The Advancing Community Engagement With Student Leaders Manual and Workbook provides overviews and examples for each of these activities. A brief outline of important tasks is provided here for your consideration:
- Secure Funding & Non-Financial Incentives (Manual, 59-70; Workbook, 23-26)
After developing initial ideas about the roles and responsibilities for student leaders, it is logical to begin thinking about sources of funding that can provide incentives for participation, pay wages, and cover overhead costs. The programs featured in the Manual have been successful because they all used critical funding strategies, many of which are described in detail in the manual.
- Recruiting Student Leaders (Manual, 71-74; Workbook, 27-30)
Finding the right students for the job is an important step in creating a student leadership for community engagement program. Once you have developed the job description(s), it is important to develop an action plan for recruiting the right student leaders.
- Selecting Student Leaders (Manual, 75-78; Workbook, 31-34)
This is one of the most important steps in cultivating a successful community engagement student leadership program and as with any professional staff position; it is also one of the most intensive and time-consuming processes! What is different and unique in the information provided in the Advancing Community Engagement With Student Leadership How-To Manual is how tried-and-true proven methods can best be used to select qualified, dedicated, and creative student leaders.
- Training, Ongoing Support, and Evaluation (Manual, 79-90; Workbook, 35-40)
Because many students come to your program with limited experience, it is critical that you provide thorough training prior to their first day of work in your office. The approaches and topics are as varied as the positions you might create and can range from a one-day meeting with a newly hired student leader or a small group of students, to a multiday retreat either on- or off-campus, to a training/orientation at the community partner site.
- Address Growing Pains (Manual, 71-74; Workbook, 41-44)
Developing a new program is never perfect, and the process can be challenging. It is important to remember that "growing pains" are normal for any new efforts. This section of the Manual provides a list of some of the typical challenges you might encounter and is followed by strategies and suggestions that have been used by the model programs and their professional staff to survive. Perhaps most important of all is the idea that you do not need to create your student leadership in community engagement program overnight. Starting small can help you discover unforeseen challenges before the program gets too big to manage.
- Develop an Alumni Relations Plan (Manual, 71-74; Workbook, 45-48)
According to a 2005 research report by the UCLA Higher Education Research Institute, 29 percent of service-learning students reported frequent monetary donations to their alma mater in comparison to only 11 percent of students who frequently donated but did not participate in service during college. Students who take on leadership roles will be even more connected to the university and are more likely to support the community engagement program that they were a part of when they graduate.
The CSU Center for Community Engagement gratefully acknowledges the Surdna Foundation for its generous and visionary support of The Next Stage: Boosting Service Learning to New Heights, three-year grant initiative.


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HARTSVILLE, SC – Coker participated in another close game Saturday afternoon but came out on the losing end of an 82-76 men's basketball contest. CC drops to 6-18 overall and 4-13 in the conference, while the Saints improve to 13-12 and 9-9 in CVAC play.
Coker started quickly to take an early 8-4 advantage but an offensive dry spell saw Limestone race ahead for a 19-10 lead at the mid-way point of the half. LC went on to a 30-15 lead but the Cobras found their stroke again and, by scoring the last four points of the half, decreased their deficit to 37-29 at the break.
Limestone maintained a working margin for throughout the second period with 57 percent shooting after halftime. Coker did enough to stay within striking distance but couldn't make a decisive run to pull back in front.
A pair of Mark Duncan/Graham, TX free throws with 3:38 showing made it 71-67 but LC had an answer. The Saints scored six straight, four inside the paint and two from the foul line to lead 77-67 and put the contest out of reach.
For the game, Limestone shot 54 percent with many of those buckets coming in the lane. The Saints also connected on 26-30 attempts from the foul line to hold off the Cobras.
Senior Jay Farrow/Sanford, NC finished with 23 points and four rebounds for Coker and junior Jason Fulwood/Cumming, GA hit five three-pointers on the way to 17 points. Senior Jamie Jenkins/Columbia, SC scored 11 points and had four assists.
Darrell Tate and Sumner Benton pounded the ball inside for Limestone and scored 17 and 13 points respectively. Brandon Shipman added 16 points and Shawn Poppie totaled 11 points, six boards, two assists, two steals and a block.
Coker has a tough task ahead with a trip to Pfieffer University on Monday night, February 21. The Falcons are ranked 17th nationally and are co-leaders of the CVAC.


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The West End is a downtown district of Washington, D.C., comprised of the Foggy Bottom and Downtown-K St neighborhoods to the north of the National Mall, south of Dupont Circle, and west of Penn Quarter.
The West End is the western section of downtown Washington, D.C., including the central business district, sometimes known as Golden Triangle or, simply, K St, along with the Foggy Bottom neighborhood. The West End is bounded by Massachusetts Ave or M St to the north, Metro Center and the East End. To the north of the West End is Dupont Circle and Georgetown is to the west. The White House and its grounds (Lafayette Park and the Ellipse) function as a barrier between the East End and the West End, with the 1600 block of Pennsylvania Ave closed off to motorists. In the daytime, Lafayette Square and the one block of Pennsylvania Ave that is closed to motorists in front of the White House are popular with crowds and street hockey enthusiasts.
Unlike other parts of downtown, the West End of Washington, D.C.'s central business district is a pretty homogeneous area of shops and office buildings, and fewer attractions. At night, much of the West End shuts down because it is primarily an office area for lawyers and lobbyists. This means there are a lot of nice hotels here and four-star restaurants, but few things to do at night. The western section of Foggy Bottom includes George Washington University, along with a number of large apartment buildings, notably the Watergate Apartments along the banks of the Potomac, and the Kennedy Center. Foggy Bottom is also home several organizations including the Pan American Health Organization, World Health Organization, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and the American Red Cross, as well as several embassies.
Get in
By metro
Metro's Blue and Orange Lines run through the West End along I St. Foggy Bottom in the west is the most convenient to the Kennedy Center and to George Washington University; it is also the closest station to the eastern part of Washington, D.C./Georgetown. The walk from Foggy Bottom to the Mall is a little far, but it is the closest metro station in D.C. to West Potomac Park. Farragut West and McPherson Square are mainly for the business district, but they are also both close to Lafayette Park. The latter is also just a couple blocks from the White House Visitor Center.
The Red line cuts across the northeast part of the area, with one stop at Farragut North right on K St. Metro Center is the next stop to the east, located in the Washington, D.C./East End|East End]], and is the closest Red Line stop to the White House Visitor Center.
By car
Downtown D.C. is not driving friendly. There are no above-ground garages, and underground garages are expensive. Street parking is metered and near impossible weekdays, and has a two hour limit. Weeknights and weekends see some easier parking west of the White House and south of Pennsylvania Ave. Meter restrictions end Sa 6:30PM and all day Sunday. It's harder to find parking near Dupont Circle on weekends, although you might luck out around K St after 8PM weeknights.
K St is the main road, while M St is the (one way) route to Georgetown. Connecticut Ave (17th St below K St) is the main route heading north. I-66 comes in from Virginia, but leaving is easier via the Arlington Memorial Bridge south of 23rd St.
It is possible to hail a taxi from the street around the clock, but note that M St going to Georgetown has awful traffic during rush hour and weekend nights—it's often quicker to walk.
By bus
Metrobus routes downtown can be confusing, so it's best to make sure you don't ride past your intended stop, or you could find yourself lost in a strange part of town quickly. The following run daily roughly until midnight:
80 [57] runs until midnight from Farragut Square east on K to Chinatown, and west down 18th past the Corcoran, through Foggy Bottom, and right by the Kennedy Center.
38B [58] runs west on K St from Farragut Square, then up Pennsylvania to M through Georgetown, and then over the Key Bridge into Arlington, right along Arlington's main commercial strips.
32 and 36 [59] follow the same route as 38B, but turn north on Wisconsin instead of going to Virginia. They also will take you straight east to the the Mall, and then on to Eastern Market
The D.C. Circulator's Georgetown-Union Station "Yellow" line heads east along K St to Chinatown and west, after Washington Circle, up Pennsylvania to M St into Georgetown.
White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave, ☎ +1 202 456-7041, [1]. Tours: Tu-Th 7:30AM-11AM, F 7:30AM-noon, sa 7:30AM-1PM. Free.
Built starting in 1792, and first residence for the nation's second president, John Adams, the White House has been the residence and office for each presidency since. The building's chief architect, James Hoban, an Irishman, left a nationalistic mark on the U.S., modeling the President's home after Ireland's National Parliament building in Dublin. While Hoban's vision has survived the past 200+ years, including the 1814 fire set by invading British forces, the interior has hardly been static. As it is, after all, the president's house, each president has taken the liberty of various redecoratings, expansions, and additions—the entire East Wing, for example, was added only during the Coolidge Administration. The last major renovation occurred under Truman, but much of the antiques, artwork, and decorating styles you'll see today come courtesy of the First Wife of renowned taste, Jackie Kennedy.
President Jefferson opened the White House to the public, and it has remained so during peacetime (with varying restrictions) ever since. Following the attacks of September 11th, tours have been available only for U.S. citizens in groups of ten or more, and these must be requested up to six months in advance through your member of Congress. Note that the standard tours focus on the social/residential part of the White House—the East Wing, rather than the working West Wing. You can see the front door from Lafayette Square on the north side, and the back (the more famous curved facade) from the Ellipse on the south side. Political demonstrations typically take place at the front, though larger ones have been known to encircle the fence. Reservations must be made at least one month prior to the date you wish to visit. It's worth visiting if only to see the exterior.
The Ellipse
The Ellipse is the park to the south of the White House. During the Civil War, the space was used as a cattle and horse corral, which combined with the swampy land, made living in the White House unpleasant to the point where there was discussion of abandoning the White House and relocating—possibly to Meridian Hill, in Adams Morgan. President Ulysses nixed the idea, and had the grounds improved, installing a fountain in 1876, and two gatehouses relocated from the Capitol to the southwest and southeast corners of the Ellipse.
A number of memorials are located on the Ellipse, including the Butt-Millet Fountain, added in 1913 in honor of two prominent Titanic victims—Army Major Archibald Butt and painter Francis Millet. The Zero Milestone stands at the north end of the park, and is the marker by which all roads distances would be measured (this idea was a flop, and only D.C.'s roads use it as a measure). Larger memorials on the Ellipse include a memorial to 5,599 soldiers of the First Division of the American Expeditionary Force killed in World War I, and another memorial in honor of the Second Division in World War I on Constitution Ave. In nice weather today, the park serves mostly for the public to enjoy the good views and play frisbee.
Lafayette Park
Named for French General Lafayette of American Revolutionary fame (better known to his friends as Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de La Fayette), this park is a national historic landmark seemingly dedicated to the purpose of taking pictures of the White House. The large equestrian statue at its center is of President Andrew Jackson, while the statues on the four corners of the park are dedicated to Revolutionary heroes, all of them foreign: Lafayette, French Maj. General Rochambeau, Polish General Kosciuszko, and Prussian Maj. General Friedrich von Steuben.
And if you like bushy-tailed rodents, you're in luck—Lafayette Park is home to the densest squirrel population known to science, lured here no doubt by their lust for power. Look especially for those black squirrels, descendants of a group of eighteen Canadians that escaped the National Zoo during Teddy Roosevelt's presidency.
Lafayette Square
The blocks immediately surrounding Lafayette Park are part of the National Historic Landmark, and there is much to see here:
Other sites
Kennedy Center
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is located along the Potomac River, adjacent to the Watergate Complex, in Foggy Bottom. It was built as a private-public partnership, in effort to create a National Cultural Center for the nation's capital. President Kennedy helped move the project forward, and when he was assassinated, the center was named after him as a living memorial. Architect Edward Durrell Stone designed the building, which opened in 1971.
There are three main theaters in the Kennedy Center: Concert Hall, Opera House, Eisenhower Theater. The National Symphony Orchestra performs at the Concert Hall, while the Opera House is home to the Washington National Opera and the annual Kennedy Center Honors. The Eisenhower Theater is a smaller venue that hosts theater, musicals, operas, ballet, and dance performances. The Kennedy Center has a number of smaller venues, with various events geared towards children and other audiences. The Millennium Stage, located at the end of the Grand Foyer, hosts daily, free performances. If you are looking for a really special, classic Washingtonian event, the two big ones are right around Christmas—the National Ballet's yearly performance of The Nutcracker, and the Handel's Messiah Singalong [60]. For the latter, the entire audience, mostly of amateur and professional choirs, join the Master Chorus and Orchestra in singing the full oratorio—it's an amazing experience for singers and non-singers alike.
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The White House hosts a number of special annual events, including the popular White House Easter Egg Roll on the south lawn. The annual tradition was started in 1878 by President Rutherford B. Hayes, who invited local children to the White House lawn for the event. The event includes various other activities for children, including face painting, music, magicians, egg coloring, and story telling, along with food. The event is open to children ages 7 or younger. Free tickets are distributed a few days before Easter, though people usually begin lining up many hours in advance, in the wee hours of the morning, as demand far exceeds supply.
Each year in December, the White House Christmas Tree is displayed on the Ellipse, along with a huge Menorah for Hanukkah. Tickets are required for the Christmas tree lighting ceremony, which features the President and/or First Lady lighting the tree. People line up to get free tickets for the event when they are handed out—usually a month in advance. Once the tree is lit, it is open to the public who can see it lit up each evening, along with smaller trees for each state.
Twice each year, tours take place of the Rose Garden and other gardens on the White House grounds. Over the years, the Presidents and First Ladies changed up the gardens to suit their tastes, including a colonial garden planted by Edith Roosevelt in 1902. President Woodrow Wilson's wife, Ellen, replaced the colonial garden with a Rose Garden, which has remained. The East Garden was redesigned by Jacqueline Kennedy, and Lady Bird Johnson created a Children's Garden at the White House. The White House holds the Fall Garden Tours in October, while the Spring Garden Tours are held in April. Tickets are distributed on the morning of the tour—first-come, first served.
Other venues
While this is not at all a shopping destination, there are a few shops and restaurants located at 2000 Pennsylvania Ave, near George Washington University, with original townhouse facades preserved on the exterior of the building. There are a couple of really top notch bookstores as well.
Downtown shopping in the West End is rather dispersed, but there are shops at International Square, located near the Farragut West station on the Orange and Blue Lines, and along Connecticut Avenue norht of K Street, and here and there on streets near Connecticut Avenue.
West End dining equals power dining. Whether you are on K St, or sitting opposite Lafayette Square, you'll be joined by lobbyists, lawyers, contractors, and politicos. There are several stand-out restaurants here, but the most famous are undoubtedly the Old Ebbitt Grill and the Lafayette Room.
The West End is not where the nightlife is. Downtown empties out after work, and the middling happy hour ends by 8PM. After that the whole area is dead. There are a couple of nice, standard bars by GW, a bunch of decent fake Irish pubs just west of Farragut Square, and a few clubs on K St by the McPherson Sq Metro stop. Otherwise, walk a few blocks north to Dupont Circle or catch a cab west to Georgetown.
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The New Girl is officially no longer a married girl in real life. Yep, that's right -- pretty much a whole yeeeear after announcing that they were splitting after roughly three years of marriage, Zooey Deschanel and Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard's divorce has been finalized. Sad!
But then again, the sparse details about the divorce leaking now make it blatantly clear that the celebs' marriage truly could not be saved ...
The judgment on the divorce states that the former couple's marriage cannot be repaired by counseling or mediation. While that may be standard divorce paperwork wording ... it definitely makes you wonder if that means they tried those routes and they failed or they never bothered? Especially considering that they had only been married for about three years. Whatever went wrong between them had to have gone terribly wrong.
And if that really was the case -- if things were so bad that counseling (or further counseling) couldn't fix it -- then I guess they really were better off calling it quits.
It's easy to be an outsider looking in and judging someone else's short-lived marriage, to think that they should have tried harder or done more to make it work. But only the two people in the relationship know the truth. And if the truth is just so terrible that it's impossible to save the marriage, and they're better off apart, then more power to them. Because as much as divorce sucks, I definitely believe that sometimes it really is the only answer.
As for Zooey, she seems genuinely happy these days, having already moved on with screenwriter Jamie Linden. Good for her. As sad it is, the finalization of her divorce is a huge relief -- for her and Ben both.
Do you think it sounds like these two are better off divorced?
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Delivery emails really a scam
Connie, who lives in the New Haven area, was not surprised when she received an email that appeared to have come from Best Buy.
Shortly before Christmas she had dropped off her camera at a Best Buy store in North Haven to have it repaired and was expecting it to be shipped to her home.
The email informed her that Best Buy did not have her correct account information and that she should click on the "form" and update her account. There was what appeared to be a tracking number in the email.
But the email did not come from Best Buy, it came from criminals who wanted access to her computer and to possibly sensitive information.
Connie is one of tens of thousands of people who during the last few weeks received these emails pretending to have been sent by Best Buy, Costco and Wal-Mart. They all say that their orders can't be delivered because of an incorrect address and warned that if the address is not updated within a week a portion of their payment would be deducted from their refund. The subject lines had things like "express delivery failure," "special order delivery problem," and "scheduled home delivery problem."
Costco is warning its customers not to open these emails.
"If you received an email concerning a delivery failure or cancellation: immediately delete the email and do not reply. This is a phishing scam and was not sent by Costco. Costco is not affiliated with the email in any way," says a recording on its national customer service telephone line.
Connie is not new to viruses. She said that 10 years ago her computer was infected.
However, she said she was less careful this time and did not closely read the "From" line, which would have told her that it really wasn't sent by Best Buy.
Not only was she waiting for the camera to be delivered, she had recently moved, giving her less reason to be suspicious of the email.
When she clicked on the "form" her computer shut down.
She rebooted her computer, and still thinking that nothing was wrong, she replied to the email by putting in her new address. Her email was returned as undeliverable.
"That is when I knew something was wrong," she told CtWatchdog.
The virus partially took control of her Internet Explorer browser taking her to more than 30 sites, many containing pop-ups asking her to download free programs.
It took her four days, using several free programs, before she was able to rid her computer of the virus, which she said turned out to be DOS/Rovnix.W.
She said she first used Microsoft Security Essentials, which identified the virus and then used Malwarebytes and Ad-Aware from Lavasoft to complete the process.
A few days later she received an email pretending to come from Costco. She is not a Costco member and this time she looked closely at the From line and saw that it was sent from a foreign address.
"From now on I will be a lot more careful," she said.
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COMMUNITIES minister Penny Mordaunt MP is being called on to back up her admiration for the London Road regeneration in Brighton with more government money.
The newly appointed minister visited several resurgent sites, including the Open Market, Hisbe supermarket, Elder Place and the Emporium, and said the area was an example to the nation.
The London Road area was one of 15 successful Portas Pilot bids from almost 400 nationwide applicants in 2012. It received £83,000 in funding, which runs out in the next couple of months.
The pilot, in which shopping guru Mary Portas is involved, has co-incided with significant development projects, which have brought more money and footfall to the area.
However, Brighton and Hove City Councillor Geoffrey Bowden said there is still "an awful lot more to be done" to the area.
He said: "I am hoping that the pilot money won't just be a one-off. It is only a pilot and the job is not completed yet.
"We have still got areas that need tender loving care and need bringing to fruition that will add life to the area."
Philip Wells, from the London Road Action Team, said extra funding would be "very helpful".
He said: "It would not have to be a huge amount of money and would be strategically used to contribute further to what has already been done.
"Things that have been particularly valuable such as the website, the town team manager and the town liaison officers all cost money. They have got us to the point we are now but it would be great if we could keep up the momentum."
High Street Minister Penny Mordaunt said: "Up and down the country, Portas Pilots and Town Teams are helping to drive the local economy, boost business and adopt shopper-friendly parking policies.
"The main aim of these schemes has always been to harness the energy and enthusiasm of the local community and give them the freedom to try out their ideas.
"This Government's long-term economic plan is supporting local high streets with a billion-pound package of investment that includes targeted business rate discounts, sensible planning changes and action to rein in over-zealous parking practices."


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Poor Bella Manningham. If only she'd had the internet, maybe she would've run across a certain fortifying quotation in constant circulation there: "Before you diagnose yourself with depression or low self-esteem, first make sure you are not, in fact, surrounded by assholes." (Steven Winterburn said that, though it's usually misattributed to William Gibson.) Because if anyone ever needed to learn not to let people screw with her mind, it's the high-strung Victorian-era protagonist of Gaslight, whose husband is bent on achieving her total mental and emotional breakdown for his own repugnant reasons. Patrick Hamilton's 1938 play, which gave us the handy term for a form of abusive manipulation in which the victim is made to question their own sanity, remains popular theater fare more than half a century later. Now the Duke City Repertory Theatre presents their own version of the tense, claustrophobic drama, directed by Amelia Ampuero and starring DCRT veterans Frank Taylor Green and Lauren Myers. Opening tonight in the company's new space at the Cell (700 First Street NW), Gaslight runs through Oct. 6, Thursdays through Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 2pm. Tickets range from $10 to $20; call 797-7081 or visit dukecityrep.com for more info. Cell Theatre • Thu Sep 26 • 8pm • $10-$20 • View on Alibi calendar
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We are blessed to have a lovely chapel with spectacular views of the city and the valley beneath us. It is an architectural expression of our openness to the world and our vocation to be a place of prayer for and with that world. Following morning prayer we have Mass in our chapel. On those occasions when we do not have a priest, we have a Communion Service.
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A Newark couple raising two nieces and a nephew lost most of their belongings in a fire that scorched their home on County Road 4858 around 8 Saturday evening.
Although the fire was contained to a few of the rooms at the front of the home, there was smoke and water damage throughout. Fortunately, no one was injured.
Nobody, except for Romeo, the family's Maltese, was home at the time of the fire. Gjulabije and Blerim Alka were tending to customers on the busiest night of the week at their restaurant, Venice Pizza and Pasta in Newark. The nieces — a third and fifth grader at Seven Hills Elementary School — and their grandmother, who lives in a guest house behind the scorched home, were out of town visiting the girls' dad.
Neighborhood kids riding their bikes saw the smoke and flames and called 911.
The first fire apparatus from Newark arrived within minutes to find flames through the front windows. Within minutes most of the Newark fleet was on scene. The Rhome Volunteer Fire Department assisted.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
"My nephew is upset that he lost his computer … but the main thing is that nobody was hurt," Gjulabije said. "As much as it hurts because I lost personal things, at least I don't have to cry over a dead body."


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First Round Matches Announced for 'Best of the Best' on April 12!
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TONIGHT, Monday, March 17, 2014, visit our Facebook (facebook.com/officialczw) and Twitter (twitter.com/combatzone) each hour for the BOTB first round matches!
The tournament will feature: Tim Thatcher, Lucky 13, Chuck Taylor, Buxx Belmar, Caleb Konley, Andrew Everett, AR Fox, Biff Busick, Papadon, Azrieal, "Speedball" Mike Bailey, & Drake Younger!
To name a #1 contender to the CZW World Tag Titles, Ohio Is 4 Killers (Dave & Jake Crist) will face The Juicy Product (JT Dunn & David Starr)!
After 'High Stakes', the following match was confirmed for April 12 – For the CZW Wired TV Title, it will be a ladder match with champion Shane Strickland vs. Devon Moore!
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