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Synonyms - verbs
- respect
- hold in reverence
- esteem (approve of)
- look up to
- pay attention
- do the honors
- present arms
- kneel to
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"and pluck up drowned honor by the locks" [Henry IV]; "his honor rooted in dishonor stood" [Tennyson]; "honor pricks me on" [Henry IV]
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David Peters, Ph.D., joined the Saint Louis University faculty in August 2013, and in 2007, devoted a sabbatical to the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering.
|Pictured from left to right are Dean Theodosios Alexander, Sc.D.; Interim Department Chair of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Sridhar Condoor, Ph.D.; Distinguished Professor of Aeroelasticity David Peters, Ph.D.; and Parks Coordinator of Safety and Student Learning Outcomes Swami Karunamoorthy, D.Sc. Submitted photo
Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology has named David Peters, Ph.D., a Distinguished Professor of Aeroelasticity.
Peters is a new face on campus, but no stranger to Parks College or Saint Louis University. In 2007, Peters devoted a sabbatical to SLU's Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. During that time, he worked with the senior design class on their project of autonomous swarms of micro-helicopters. Additionally, Peters has been coming to SLU's campus regularly as a guest lecturer in the aerospace engineering program.
"In the future, I hope to work with the younger faculty at SLU in helping them to formulate and execute research and teaching plans that improve the quality of education and research at SLU as well as improve the school's ranking," Peters said.
The SLU connections do not end there. Peters served as the thesis advisor for Swami Karunamoorthy, Sc.D., Parks Coordinator of Safety and Student Learning Outcomes, who graduated from Washington University in 1985. In fact, the pair has co-authored several papers. Together, they developed a state-space unsteady air loads model for two-dimensional airfoils. This model has been applied extensively to helicopters and is now in the U.S. Army's RCAS model, in Bell Helicopter's codes and in the FlightLab code of Advanced Rotorcraft Technology.
"Dr. David Peters is an international expert in Rotorcraft Dynamics as well as Applied Aerodynamics research," said Karunamoorthy. "His recent innovation on Finite State Aerodynamics theory is widely used in helicopter industry. Over the years, I have worked with him in guiding several Parks students in their master's theses. In fact, Christina Garcia Duffy, a Parks alum, worked on her doctoral thesis with Dr. Peters and is currently serving in leadership role at Augusta Westland, a helicopter industry in the U.K. Dr. Peters is not only a great researcher; he is also a great teacher. He will be a great asset to Parks College in his new role of Distinguished Professor. It will be beneficial to both students and junior faculty members."
Peters' research interests lie in dynamics, aeroelasticity and applied aerodynamics (especially in helicopters). Specifically, his publications center on aerodynamic models for rotorcraft that run real-time applications to flight simulators and design calculators.
"David is a recognized educator and researcher in the field of helicopters," said Interim Department Chair for Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Sridhar Condoor, Ph.D. "Faculty and students in the department will greatly benefit from his professional experience and contacts."
Prior to his doctoral studies at Stanford University, Peters was an associate engineer at McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Co. in St. Louis after working as a research scientist in the Army Air Mobility R and D Laboratory. Upon completion of his doctoral studies, he joined the faculty at Georgia Tech, where he serves as the associate director of Rotorcraft Center of Excellence. However, he has maintained his appointment as a full-time faculty member at Washington University since 1975.
"Dave enjoys worldwide recognition as a pioneer in aeroelasticity research," said Parks College Dean Theodosios Alexander, Sc.D. "He is a leading and respected educator, an outstanding mentor to students and faculty, as well as a Bible scholar. Over the past two decades he has freely contributed to scholarly activities at Parks College. This is an overdue recognition of an established collaboration, which we hope will further flourish in the future."


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TIMOTHY, my son, the saying is sure: If we have died with him, we shall also live with him; if we endure, we shall also reign with him; if we deny him, he also will deny us; if we are faithless, he remains faithful - for he cannot deny himself.
Remind them of this, and charge them before the Lord to avoid disputing about words, which does no good, but only ruins the hearers. Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a workman who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth. Avoid such godless chatter, for it will lead people into more and more ungodliness, and their talk will eat its way like gangrene. Among them are Hymenaios and Philetos, who have swerved from the truth by holding that the resurrection is past already. They are upsetting the faith of some. But God's firm foundation stands, bearing this seal: "The Lord knows those who are his," and, "Let every one who names the name of the Lord depart from iniquity."
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The 7 Most Bizarrely Unlucky People Who Ever Lived [Part-1]
| #1. Roy Sullivan
Unlucky Because:
He was struck by lightning. Seven times.
Statistically, getting hit by lightning is a three-thousand to one chance. Therefore getting hit seven times is about twenty-two septillion to one. That's 22,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. To 1.
Still not long enough odds for Roy Sullivan, who was a U.S. park ranger in Virginia's Shenandoah National Park. He was, in fact, hit by lightning seven different freaking times.
Some "scientists" theorize that Sullivan's occupation as a park ranger in an area prone to thunderstorms might have something to do with his problem. We prefer to think of him as an undiscovered X-Man with the worst superpower ever.
Sullivan first got struck in 1942 while on a lookout tower. The bolt entered his leg and exited his big toe, shooting the toenail into space. Sullivan has also been hit while driving down a mountain, fishing, and inside of a ranger station. You've got to wonder if there's something wrong with you when lightning searches you out inside of buildings. It set his hair on fire and Sullivan decided to carry a pitcher of water around with him wherever he went. Three years later he got struck in the ankle and since we're pretty sure ankles don't catch on fire the water was useless.
Even Sullivan's wife got in on the action while drying clothes outside. They were hanging metal laundry on a steel wire when they both got hit. Things cooled down for two years, but by his sixth strike Sullivan reported that he was actively trying to escape clouds that were "following him."
Lightning didn't do him in, though. Sullivan sadly shot himself when he was 71 years old, over a girl. Take that, lightning.
#2. Jeanne Rogers
Unlucky Because:
Pretty much everything.
Jeanne Rogers lives her life like a sitcom. She's basically a female George Costanza. She's more of an encumbrance than a friend, really, resembling those annoying hostages in first person shooters that have terrible AI and need to be led to safety while continually stumbling into danger.
Sure, she hasn't been struck by lightning as many times as Roy up there, but she has been struck. Twice.
Then, when she was 18, Rogers was with a friend on a cruise ship taking pictures. She backed up a little too far and fell over the railing into the ocean. Her friend ran to get help but slipped and knocked herself unconscious. The Three Stooges were painting a wall nearby but were too engrossed in their slapstick routine to help. After regaining consciousness, Rogers' friend got the boat to turn around and pick her up.
Years later, she was walking down the street with her son who suddenly yelled, "Mommy, funny bird!" at which point a bat grabbed her fucking scalp. Panicked, she started frantically knocking on doors to get help, but each time someone answered the door they decided screaming was a better way to spend their time. The screams angered and confused the bat, which started pissing in her hair and scratching her scalp.
Crying and desperate, an acquaintance finally gave Rogers the keys to her car so she could drive herself to the vet. The acquaintance opted not to drive Rogers herself because it's funnier that way.
The unfunny parts of Rogers' struggle with adult-onset ineptitude include being mugged, shot at, strangled, and falling into an open manhole. "Dying doesn't scare me, but living scares the crap out of me," said Rogers.
She also accidentally pantsed Mister Rogers at a swimming pool. Not her husband Mr. Rogers, mind you, but the actual Mr. Rogers of children's TV fame. So that more or less makes up for everything.
#3. Tsutomu Yamaguchi
Unlucky Because:
Only two cities have ever been destroyed by atomic bombs. This man was in both of them.
Born in 1916, Tsutomu Yamaguchi was on a business trip to Hiroshima on August 6th, 1945. As he stepped off a tram an atomic bomb blew up less than two miles away, fucking shit up in an extraordinary way. Eardrums destroyed and temporarily blind, Yamaguchi scrambled to figure out just what the hell happened.
After spending a night in an air raid shelter, Yamaguchi decided Hiroshima probably wasn't the safest place to conduct business, so he went home.
To Nagasaki.
A few days later, Yamaguchi was in the office of his supervisor, regaling him with the story of his near-miss with this mythical city-vaporizing super bomb. And just as he was trying to explain to his boss that it's impossible to sell cars in a city that's literally on fire, there was the distinct sound that few men on earth but Yamaguchi would have recognized: that of another atomic bomb, again detonating just two miles away.
Not only did Yamaguchi survive (while somehow not gaining any superpowers from the ordeal) but he's still alive today, at the age of 93. Yamaguchi currently uses this tragedy to enlighten people on the dangers of atomic bombs. He has written books on his experience and is an anti-nuclear protester, though it seems like he'd be the one guy out there saying we shouldn't worry about nukes because, really, you can just walk away from that shit.


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The new Veterans War Memorial was officially dedicated in a ceremony on Nov. 12 at the Museum of the San Rafael in Castle Dale.
Emery County Commissioner Jeff Horrocks introduced those involved in the project. Local unit commander Ray Quinn spoke to those assembled. He said the dream of having a memorial has become a reality due to the many hours of hard work of many dedicated people.
The American Legion designed the war memorial and the Emery County Commission came up with the funding to build the project. Quinn expressed appreciation to Pat Worley for the granite monuments and to Gary Prazen for his work on the bronze statue of GI Joe. Quinn also thanked the Huntington Legion and Huntington City for the loan of the cannon from their city park. The Emery County road department refurbished the cannon at their shop and readied it for display.
"This memorial was built for all Veterans, both the living and the dead and for the thousands buried on foreign soil. This is hallowed ground to come and remember for those who have lived through the horrors of war. It is a healing monument and we invite you to visit the monument day or night."
Quinn read a poem about the youth of today and whether or not they will remember the soldiers who have gone before. He said monuments like this and places of remembrance help keep the Veteran's and their stories alive and honored.
Will they remember? Will they remember us when we are gone? Will any of this matter to the youth of tomorrow? Will they remember the wars fought and the democracy bought? Will they remember to show gratitude as a bugle blows taps? Will they remember the sacrifices made? Will they remember that freedom comes at a high price?
Commissioner Drew Sitterud read a letter from Sen. Robert Bennett. He said he deeply appreciates the sacrifice of the Veterans and wants to thank them for their sacrfices for our country. Some paid a great price and some paid the ultimate price. The new monument will be a lasting legacy of the sacrifices of those who put themselves in harm's way. Veterans are those the modern soldiers look to as role models. They carry out their duties with courage and my thoughts and my thanks are with you all.
Pam Juliano representing Rep. Jim Matheson said he is always looking to improve the care of the Veterans and to continue to look for ways to serve those who have given so greatly. Juliano said the new flag at the war memorial flew over the Capitol in Washington D.C. and now flies over the new monument in Castle Dale. Rep Matheson continues to serve the Veterans and to serve those in this community. "It shows a great commitment to put such a fine monument to honor your Veterans in your community," said Juliano.
Rep. Kay McIff heard once you can tell what kind of people you are by who you honor. He said he participated on June 6, 2004 at the services for family members at Normandy. It was the 60th year anniversary and he said they reiterated over and again how much they appreciated the American soldiers and their work during the war.
"They felt such a gratitude for the American soldier. It would be a very different world without those who have served in those far off places. Colin Powell said we have never fought a war to win territory, but only enough land to bury those who have fallen on foreign soil. On a British tombstone at the cemetery, an inscription from a young bride to her fallen soldier read: 'There were many I know, but he was mine and I loved him so.' This message brought home the personal nature of this war. Those words made it personal. The prize was enormous for all, but even greater for those who didn't come home. Let us try to be worthy of the torch passed to us," said McIff.
Gary Schwartz from the State American Legion said he has attended several Veteran's Day observations this weekend and the crowd here in Emery County was the largest. He referred to Dwight Eisenhower who changed in 1954, Armistice Day to Veteran's Day. Dwight was very proud of being a soldier, even more proud than being President of the United States. In 1779, George Washington said it is important that Veterans of earlier wars are appreciated and honored. This monument is a special place and for those involved it will have a special place in your heart.
The Emery High band played a variety of numbers throughout the memorial dedication. Emery County Veteran's assisted by elementary school students placed a wreath at each of the five monuments and one in front of the soldier.
Russell Jensen and Merlin Christiansen placed the wreath at the World War I memorial. Tom Burr and Jack Allred placed the wreath at the World War II monument. Grant Wilson placed the wreath at the Korean War monument. Waco Randall and Bryce Syndergaard placed the wreath at the Vietnam War monument. Rex Randall placed the wreath at the Desert Storm. Commissioner Drew Sitterud placed the wreath at the GI Joe.
Commissioner Horrocks said that from this Veteran's Day on, a wreath will be placed at each of the war monuments and the GI Joe statue on Veteran's Day.
The American Legion presented a plaque to the Emery County Commissioners in appreciation for their work on the Veterans War Memorial.
Commissioner Horrocks finished the program by reading a poem and asking, "What would our country be without its Veterans?"
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Sheldon Souray: Is he really the player you think he is?
Jonathan Willis
July 23 2008 04:27PM
Too much emphasis has been placed on Sheldon Souray's season in 2006-07, both by his detractors and by his supporters.
The detractors point to his play 5-on-5; they look at his -28 rating, and compare his 1.92 GFON/60 to his 3.43 GAON/60, and look at the quality of competition he played against and they say he's a guy who can't handle any kind of NHL opposition, a guy who is a liability whenever he's on the ice.
The supporters look at his 19 powerplay goals and 48 powerplay points, and make the case that Souray is a difference maker 5-on-4, an offensive juggernaut whose shot from the point can single-handedly revitalize a powerplay.
Personally, I think that both points of view are wrong.
Looking at Souray's play since 2003-04 (the first season where he was relied upon in his current role), we find a physical defender, a player who likely played against lower-tier competition (unfortunately, Desjardins data doesn't go that far back) but had some success. A +4 and -11 rating are all we have to go on, but it's handy to remember that both came playing for a team that enjoyed middling success, and both are close enough to break even that we can say Sheldon Souray can be an effective bottom-pairing defender at even strength.
On the other hand, Souray's offensive production in 2006-07 was far and away his best performance. He'd previously scored 6 and 7 goals on the powerplay, and 21 and 17 points. His shooting percentage (11.6%) was a full 3.5 points above his previous single-season high, and nearly double his career rate. His overall scoring jumped from 35 and 39 points all the way to 64. His goals went from 15 and 12 up to 26. Looking at those numbers, I think that it's fair to say that Souray was a beneficiary of a rejuvenated Montreal powerplay, rather than the player driving it (Montreal's continued success 5-on-4 this season supports that theory as well).
So what is Sheldon Souray? I think that he is a legitimate defenseman on the bottom pairing, a guy who by all accounts adds leadership, and a physical force on the backend. He's not a difference maker, but he can keep his head above water.
On the powerplay, Souray has a great shot from the point, but everything that I've seen from him leads me to believe that he really doesn't add much else. He's an OK puck-mover, but not especially confident and certainly not a top-tier quarterback. That shot, however, is a potent weapon, and if used on a powerplay with multiple options (such as the Oilers look to ice this season) can be an absolute game-changer.
I haven't gone into depth on Souray as a penalty-killer (mostly because I firmly believe that Craig MacTavish could take Joffrey Lupul, Petr Sykora, Tom Poti and Alexei Semenov and still have a top-15 penalty-kill) but he really is an excellent option there. MacTavish noted that Souray is a cycle-breaker, and I think it's an accurate analysis. I'm sure that he'll be an integral part of the penalty kill this season.
In the final analysis, Sheldon Souray is a good player, a guy who is a positive force on special teams (but not a miracle worker), and someone who can keep his head above water at even strength, while adding a needed physical dimension. His contract would be more reasonable if it was either shorter in duration or smaller in dollars, but it really doesn't have any bearing on his play. It isn't accurate to malign a useful player just because he's overpaid.
—Jonathan Willis is the owner of Copper & Blue, a blog dedicated to all things Oil, and a frequent contributor to OilersNation.com.
July 24 2008, 08:13AM
Sheldon Souray will have a bounce back year this year. I see him turning into a more Jason Smith type player with better mobility and a better scoring touch. With Visnovsky and Gilbert, and to a lesser degree Grebeshkov, in the fold there should be less pressure on Souray which he will benefit from. I see him scoring 35 - 40 points and re-establishing him self defensively.
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July 23 2008, 06:45PM
I tend to agree Jonathan. I think if he is being relied upon to be the best in a number of areas (ala Pronger, or Lidstrom) you'd obviously be disappointed.
In this depth chart -- he does not have to be. His foot speed is slow, but in the d-zone and on the boards he has a few skills the rest of the D-corps does not.
As long as he is the guy who stays back so that he can use strong positioning rather than speed to protect in the d-zone, I think he can be effective.
I remember watching a couple of sequences last season where he played against the rush pretty effectively. While the rushing winger managed to gain zone pretty effectively, Souray was able to use position to keep the winger on the perimeter.
Its funny that you wouldn't be having this discussion if Souray was getting paid $2.0 mil or so a year. You're absolutely right that we seem to equate worth to salary. In most cases that's probably true, but unfortunately the "optics" the Oilers were paying for at the time aren't considered as part of this deal (Staples' series spreads some light here).
From what I saw last year at the games, your assessment is pretty much right on. However, I also saw that whenever we fell back to "getting it back to the point", teams clued in pretty fast (must have spotters upstairs or something). Although as another solid scoring "option", along with guys like Gagner coming on, I have more optimism for this coming year.
That's exactly how I've always viewed Souray. A guy you want on your team, and a guy you put out every time you're down a man, but not a guy you want to play on your top pair, or pay over $5M to play for you.
Unfortunately for Souray, Oiler fans, and the team, is that cap space and the ability to come out ahead 5-on-5 (when most of the game is played), are about the most important things there are.
David S is right. We wouldn't be discussing this if he made 2M. Unfortunately he makes almost 3X that amount.
Actually, David. S, I think it's the NHL's salary cap which forces us to to look at a player's salary in accordance to his on-ice value.
And what did Staples piece shed light on besides the fact the Oilers actually believed in Souray?
They were wrong and speaking of that, I've asked Mr. Brownlee this in the past and I don't remember him responding but considering that Bob Stauffer considers himself the main media critic of the Oilers -- and in particular MacT's -- moves, was there a dissenting voice the day the Oilers signed Souray?
Maybe there wasn't and there won't be because it was Lowe and not macT's call.
They were wrong and speaking of that, I've asked Mr. Brownlee this in the past and I don't remember him responding but considering that Bob Stauffer considers himself the main media critic of the Oilers — and in particular MacT's — moves, was there a dissenting voice the day the Oilers signed Souray?
I was actually very surprised how little criticsim in the media there was of this acquisition. Somebody should have been able to look at that powerplay in Montreal anc come to the conclusion that Souray wasn't driving it.
At the time, I think most people where just happy that someone finally signed here. Remember last summer???? Wow, what a diference a year can make!!!! 80 days, only 80 more days!!!!
Based on what I saw last year Souray is a better defender than I expected, and worse offensively. I really like his skill set with this group. The Oil have lots of young, puck moving, less physical defencemen and a veteran, tough player is just what the team needs. His PP production is a bonus. He is a weak decision maker/ puck mover and needs to be paired with someone who can handle that roll.
However, in todays NHL, with the salary cap, the question you should ask about almost every player is "Can they out perform their salary?" With Souray the answer is no, and that is what makes him bad for the team.
There are players out there that can duplicate his defensive skill set for less $$. Leaving some cap room to sign that 3rd line veteran center.
At the time, I think most people where just happy that someone finally signed here. Remember last summer????
Personally, I've always been the "couldn't care less if we can't attract premium free agents" because I don't think premium free agents particularly help teams win championships.
Until we are up against the cap and we are unable to make a trade or sign a free agent based on our limited cap space I do not see the point on focusing on Souray's salary.
As mentioned before he seems better defensivly then I thought he would be. But he has a presence, whether it is through his toughness or the big shot from the point. I am looking forward to seeing a full year with of Souray.
Anybody who has had dealings with the Oilers, or even just has his ear to the ground will know that the one of the things that scared the EIG the most was the possible loss of season ticket revenue. I think if you read Staples' series, this becomes clear. Maybe alot of that fear was founded in the early days when they were really trying to hold things together, and they never got over it.
What I'm saying is that the difference between what Souray should have been paid and what he was paid was related to two things:
1) You almost always overpay for guys in July (even Souray said the number came out of left field).
2) What might have been perceived as potential season ticket revenue loss was worth far more than the overpay.
Don't forget - the team isn't trying to appease a few hardcore, stats lovin' fans. They are making sure Joe Fan who buys season tickets in the thousands of dollars is happy. Seems like mission accomplished.
Don't kid yourself. Lowe probably knew Souray's contract was an overpay. But he also knew why it had to be done - which we never will.
Until we are up against the cap and we are unable to make a trade or sign a free agent based on our limited cap space I do not see the point on focusing on Souray's salary.
With Erik Cole, Mathieu Garon, Denis Grebeshkov and Ladislav Smid all needing contract extensions next summer, that moment isn't too far away.
Besides which, in 2010-11, when all the kids come of their entry level deals, Souray's contract will still be on the books.
2010-2011 will be the year of reckoning for this Oilers squad. Until then, I think we are going to see pretty much the same team.
Unless they lose 19 of 20 games and Whyte Ave burns to the ground
July 24 2008, 01:47PM
what you talkn' bout Willis?
"Besides which, in 2010-11, when all the kids come of their entry level deals, Souray's contract will still be on the books."
Souray's no trade clause ends at the end of the '09-'10 season. So there is nothing keeping Lowe from moving him prior to the kids contracts becoming an issue.
If push came to shove I am sure the Oilers could hide Souray in the minors if his contract really became a problem. I just don't know though, how expensive can the young guys really be?? They are not in the relm of Perry/Getzlaf. If the Cap continues to rise, there should not be a problem fitting everyone in. Another play for a Hossa thpe could change that in a hurry however.
I'm surprised nobody's mentioned it, but that's gotta be the gayest pic of an NHL player I've ever seen. The white belt really sells it.
what you talkn' bout Willis?
Never heard that one before.
Souray's no trade clause ends at the end of the '09-'10 season. So there is nothing keeping Lowe from moving him prior to the kids contracts becoming an issue.
Except for his somewhat exorbitant salary...
I just don't know though, how expensive can the young guys really be?? They are not in the relm of Perry/Getzlaf.
Not right now, but by the end of 2010-11, where would you imaging Gagner and Cogliano's skill levels to be?
Once you go about making all the excuses for Lowe, you can see why I've always said he has one of the easiest jobs in pro sports because he's Never held accountable for anything he does.
"Except for his somewhat exorbitant salary…"
I think "exorbitant" is an overstatement.
Yes he is overpaid but it isn't by an amount that would make him unmoveable. There are plenty of examples where I would argue the contracts were more of an overpayment than Souray's and they still ultimately got moved.
It comes down to how many cents on the dollar you're willing to take for him in a trade.
I would argue that the term of the contracts are more of a hinderance but in this case Souray will only have two years left which isn't that big of deal.
Of course the bigger issue could be Souray's health. If he put together a couple realitively healthy seasons he likely gets scooped up quickly. A couple seasons like last year and the Oilers are likely stuck with him for the duration.
What he said. Now lets get down to the real issue here. Where the hell was that picture taken? It looks like something out of a bathhouse in San Francisco. And what is with the white belt? Are there white shoes to go with that get-up?
Oh I get it. It's a promo for the Village People.
"And what is with the white belt? Are there white shoes to go with that get-up?"
Clearly the younger generations can't appreciate how influential Herb Tarleck was.
These young whipper-snappers probably don't remember the dulcet tones of Ward Cornell or incisive colour commentary of Bob Goldham either. What a bunch of punks.
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My Cupcakes Corner
Why I want to be mentor in this category:
I would love to become a mentor in this category so I can share some of our talents and skills to fellow bakers and to our community.
What inspires me in this category:
This category inspires me for many reason. Who knew making little pastries can bring life to those that never though would have a chance of life. That is why we love baking to be able to help those in need.
I am the owner of "Sakura's Gourmet Pastries" a new online patisserie, which will be opening a store front soon.
Biggest Lesson Learned:
I learned that if you love what you do, you will always have fun doing it. We love baking and making pastries at the same time giving back to the community.
Books, classes, teachers that have helped me:
Chef Ryota (Lilien Berg), Chef Salazar (Le Cordon Bleu), The Flavor Bible
Education, Awards, Pro Experience:
Graduated from Le Cordon Bleu in 2009 with a degree in Culinary arts. rnWorked in a well known patisserie in Kanagawa, Japan "Lilien Berg". rnHave participated in many charity events for example Cupcake Camp OC, Upward bound House Welcome Home Celebration and more.
My Tips:
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In the wake of the death of Miriam Carey, the woman who was shot to death by police after she led them on a high speed chase through Washington, DC, many questions have been raised about the state of Carey's mental health. There was also the recent tragedy of Aaron Alexis who murdered 12 people at the Navy Yard before being killed by police. This week, our Basic Black conversation focuses on the historical and cultural aspects of mental health and communities of color.
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how can a vivre card locate someone's exact location? I thought they just float in direction of the person.
I wouldnt say he researched it persay because how was he supposed to know held have to protect the SH from the marines. He needed to send them safe fast because Luffy did something noones ever done. If he was going to just send them away he would have done it when he first saw them
They were put in a dangerous position where they needed to become stronger, so in order to keep them alive he sent them places he knew would make them stronger. It was a spur of the moment thing and really he sent them after they really needed to improve and avoid the marines.
The only one I believe could have been planned was Robin but it would have been to hard just to send her away or give her a reason to stay with the RA. In the end it was all a matter of circumstance and Kuma needed react quick to protect them.
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very interesting theory!
It was obvious that all the locations he sent the SH-members were anything except coincidence, only the destination luffy landed on doesn't make sense, except the marines would never look for luffy there, and Boa is a well-trained haki-user?
I think this was one of the last assignments from Dragon before his son embarges into the NW perhaps? And before being transformed into a mindless human weapon.
I don't really get it why he would do that either, but maybe it's also in dragons plan, so he can try to duplicate the pacifista-weapons and enlarge his rebbelion-forces. (with the help of another genious scientists or somthing like that)
Or maybe for some personal reasons still unknown to us.
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By PATSY STODDARDEmery County Progress Editor
The talk of a stimulus package is in the air and could be passed in the Senate before this piece comes out on Tuesday.
This is my idea of a stimulus package. There are 303,824,640 million people in the United States. The first number they discussed for the stimulus package was $840 billion. That is a lot of money. I think instead of spending that money in that stimulus package which may or may not create that many jobs, they should deposit a $1 million in everyone's bank account in America. Or they should send everyone a check, either way.
What would the American people do with this type of wind fall? I bet they would boost the economy. If they were business owners maybe they could hire a new employee. Expand their business, buy more inventory, improve their building; build a new building. I bet they could put the money to good use improving their business.
You would be required to pay taxes on your money. This would put money back into the government and local communities for projects. I think the people should be more involved in which projects get funded and how they benefit a community and how they grow the economy.
If you have a mortgage you would be required to pay that down. Thus, money would go back to the mortgage companies and they could lend money. If you are a homeless person then you would need to buy a home or rent and get into an apartment. You would have to get off the street.
If you are a child or a teenager you would be required to save a good portion of your money for a college education and for your future. You could spend some of your money on a car, clothes, shopping, pizza for two weeks straight or whatever you would choose.
Most teenagers would buy a car and in order to spend their stimulus money they would have to buy a car from an American car manufacturer to help out those helpless car manufacturers.
You know the teenagers would spend some money. Kids are really good at shopping and buying things.
If everyone had an adequate supply of money, then I wonder if robberies and thefts would decrease and crime as a whole? Why do people commit crimes where they steal? I would guess it's because they don't have money or whatever property they are stealing. Maybe they wouldn't need to steal any more.
If people have a job, then they would be encouraged to keep working at their current job, or maybe they would want to return to school to get more education to get a better job?
What would you do with your money? I know a teenage girl who received a check for a settlement and pretty soon she had a car and new clothes and the money was gone. I think people are really good at spending money when they have it and even when they don't.
Has your husband always wanted a Harley? Have you always wanted to travel? Do you want new golf clubs? Think of the things you could buy to stimulate the economy. You could even save some of your money and earn interest on it and the bank or credit union could lend that money out for more economic growth.
I was thinking about what I could do with my windfall. Maybe add on to the house, and help out the construction industry. For sure I would get some new clothes, it seems like I never have time to shop and always look like something the cats drug in.
Back in December we did a shop at home campaign where we encouraged people to shop locally because shopping locally will increase the tax revenue for the county.
Would America benefit from buying products that are made in America? Why doesn't America build or make anything any more? Whenever you purchase something you can look at the labels and you have to really look hard to find a label that says a product was made in America. When did we get away from producing products and manufacturing things in America? I think it happened when the taxes in America became too high for companies to do business in America. A lot of our companies went to Mexico and overseas where they could get cheap labor. I think people need a living wage. But some labor movements have almost put their companies out of business. I think concessions need to be made so businesses can stay afloat.
Since when and why do we always look to the government to solve our problems? The government has a lot of accountability in our current economic crisis. The housing market always tells the story of the economy. Why were those big lending companies, required by the government to lend money to people who had no ways and means to pay the money back?
You are setting yourself up for failure if you don't live within your means.
I am a little annoyed too with some of Pres. Obama's choices for his cabinet positions. Why would Congress approve someone who didn't pay their taxes? It's not just a small oversight to not pay your taxes. I have a friend who works for the IRS as an auditor and I know they pursue people who cheat and don't pay their taxes relentlessly. They don't let you get away with anything.
So why did this guy get away with not paying his taxes? You can bet you would be in jail if it was you. I faithfully do the taxes for our family and it's like something hanging over my head each February until I get them done. I believe in paying my fair share of taxes and boy I get annoyed with people who don't think they need to pay their taxes.
So I guess I'm just tired of the government giving money away on pie-in-the-sky projects that I don't believe are going to work. America's greatness has always come from its people. People have invented the technology that we enjoy today. Private business has advanced America and its ideals and strengths. I heard in the inaugural address that it didn't matter how big government was if it was working. Well, in my opinion it's not working. Put the money back into the hands of the people, and quit taking all our money in taxes and let us spend some of it.
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Abhored because for the past few years, I mentored college students. I've seen some of the stuff that students post on their pages that didn't display the best professional thinking.
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That's the thing about Twitter - it is one of those platforms that's really neither business nor personal: it's both. People use Twitter for work, but they also use it to find trends, share information, be themselves. It's a new and different paradigm (ok, not a full paradigm but something pretty new and different in the media world) that blurs those lines. It's like the work day - when does it really end nowadays? When do you have your work/life balance? Since most of us like sharing information and enjoy it, is it still work? In PR, it is if it's billable, but shouldn't we be able to clock out at a certain time?
But that's an aside on the interesting aspect of Twitter: it's a new "paradigm" for the personal and professional. The line is blurred, and the tools you use for business are the same you use for personal, and the tools you used for personal are creeping into the professional. Plus each business account has a real person behind it, and the only way business accounts succeed is if there's a personality and real voice behind it.
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oneforty has taken the personal of Twitter and showcased the business side of it for its users, turning it into a social business hub to share ideas and best practices.
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Many writers believe that international law is precatory but not "binding" in the way domestic law is binding. Since international law derives from the practice of states, how is it that what states do becomes what they must do? How do we get bindingness or normativity out of empirical fact? We have to avoid the Humean fallacy of attempting to derive an ought from an is. Yet we can find in nature at least one norm that is compelling: the norm of survival. This norm is hardwired into our brains through evolution. It is also hardwired into the international legal system that has survived for four thousand years. In every dispute or controversy, the international legal system weighs in on the side of peaceful and stable resolution - simply because that is in the system's interest of self-perpetuation. In sum, it is international law itself that selects from state actions those actions most conducive to the peaceful resolution of disputes and formulates them as rules and precedents of the system.
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Saint Nicon, the son of a certain noble, was from Armenia. Forsaking his parents and homeland, he passed throughout the parts of the East, crying to all men, "Repent ye," because of which he received this name. Finally, he came to Lacedaemonia of the Peloponnesus, where he built a church in honour of Christ our Saviour. After having dwelt there many years in solitude, and having converted many from paganism, he departed to the Lord about the end of the ninth century.
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Lacedaemon doth rejoice with gladness in the godly shrine of thy blest relics, which doth make streams of healings to overflow and doth preserve from affliction and sore distresss all them that hasten, O Father, to thee with faith. Righteous Nicon, intercede with Christ God in our behalf that His great mercy may be granted unto us.
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Alto sax: Cezley Collard, Kelsie Cox and McKlayne Moss.
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Baritone saxophone: Tristan Gordon.
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Rebel Tote, $318.00
Washed-out denim with studded leather straps that lend a bit of edgy cool to all of your daily errands.
Mulberry Bayswater Washed Denim Bag, $995.00
For the downtown girl that wants an edgy, fresh, and chic structured uptown kind of bag. She'll find it in a classic Mulberry in quilted light washed denim and leather.
Ted Rossi Denim Bangles, $138 – $158
Rossi goes denim with his signature bangles! Mix them up with his snake skin bangles for a bohemian clash of the titans.
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–Nikki Cho Russo
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