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Hi, I'm new here and I was wondering why women should cover up so much aside from it being said in the scriptures. Correct me if I'm wrong, women wear the veil because they don't want to show their body too much to men. I understand a man's mentality as I am a man too. I know how men find women attractive and all that. But, shouldn't men cover up too. I mean, if a men can get sexual thoughts or be attracted to a woman, a woman can be attracted to a man too. Shouldn't men cover up their arms as some women find muscles attractive. Shouldn't men cover their faces and hair too? Why should only women have to sacrifice? That's just my point of view. Feel free to agree, disagree and share your thoughts.
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Decent dress is what is required. But the so called face veil, or even the extreme Burqa is not part of Islamic teaching, they are pre Islam originated. These dress were used for selling female slave purpose, as the buyer only can see the goods once paid. But than again the ugly looking female don't want to be seen around anyway, so cover up is the surprise method for the unwary suitor.
Oh btw, I personally tend to attract to women with hijab. The smell of their dress attract me for some reason.
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In Qur'an in Surah An Noor ch 24 v 30-31,the dress code of man is described first,Allah says that don't wear tight clothes so that ur figure would b revealed,don't wear extravagant clothes such that it may attract opposite sex,don't wear transparent clothes,don't wear the clothes of opposite sex,don't wear the clothes of opposite religion.
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The Seagull, an adaptation of which the Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg is presenting at the Cutler Majestic Theatre through April 1, is a deep lake of dreams and nightmares, love and betrayal, art and alcohol. It's set on the country estate of Petr Nikolaevich Sorin and his diva actress sister, Irina Nikolaevna Arkadina. Schoolteacher Medvedenko loves hard-drinking Masha, the daughter of the estate manager; Masha loves Irina's son, aspiring playwright Treplev; Treplev loves a neighbor girl, aspiring actress Nina; and Nina is beginning to fall for Irina's boyfriend, the writer Trigorin. And Polina, Masha's mother, loves Dr. Dorn, who it's clear is Masha's father. Aesthetic conflict is in the air: the old-fashioned art of Irina and Trigorin versus Treplev's vision of the new. As for the title metaphor, Treplev shoots one, for no clear reason, and presents it to Nina. Betrayed by Trigorin, is she the seagull? Are we all seagulls?
Boris Eifman deep-sixes the "minor" characters, leaving us with Irina, Trigorin, Treplev, and Nina, and he's moved the action from the estate to the ballet studio, where Trigorin is the ballet master, Irina the prima ballerina, Treplev an aspiring choreographer, and Nina an aspiring principal. It's not really Chekhov, who has no minor characters; we lose, among other things, everyone's self-centeredness — Medvedenko's moaning over the hard life of a schoolteacher, Shamraev's obsession with provincial-theater history, Irina's vanity and stinginess, Treplev's youthful self-righteousness, Trigorin's treatment of everything as grist for his art. But the shift to the studio makes sense; we can't assess writing and acting in a dance, only choreographing and dancing.
The curtain rises on Treplev (Dmitri Fisher opening night), who, wearing a sleeveless blue shirt and jeans, is trapped inside an open metal cube about three feet high — it's a metaphor for, yes, the confines of traditional dance. Overhead arcs a light bank shaped like an airplane hatch. He distorts the cube and breaks out. Irina (Nina Zmievets) appears and starts doing tendus at the barre, ignoring his attempts to give her more modern material. We move to the studio, where Treplev is no more successful in asserting himself; Nina (Maria Abashova), meanwhile, has eyes for Trigorin (Yuri Smelakov), but he's snagged by Irina. Treplev tries to share his innovative choreography — mostly writhing and squirming, tortured moves that suggest "The Dying Seagull" — with Nina, but she's too traditional to pick up on it.
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Both players signed in February and arrived on campus earlier this month. They are currently enrolled in summer school, and the first summer session ends Monday. It's not known exactly when Schuessler and Perkins will leave, and no reason was given for their departures. It's also not known whether one or both of them will return to MSU at some point.
Schuessler is a 6-foot-4, 190-pound quarterback from Loganville, Ga., and was going to be MSU's third QB behind junior Tyler Russell and redshirt freshman Dak Prescott. He was a late addition to the 2012 class. As a senior, Schuessler passed for 1,753 yards and 19 touchdowns to lead Grayson High School to the Class AAAAA state title.
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MADISON - Dr. Richard D. O'Brien, age 82, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Saturday, April 27, 2013, at Capitol Lakes Care Center in Madison, WI.
He was born July 7, 1930, in Randolph, the son of John and Margaret (York) O'Brien. He graduated from Columbus High School in 1948 and from Marquette University Dental School in 1954.
Richard married Fay Ann Weber on June 26, 1954. He served as Captain in the U.S. Air Force from 1954 to 1956 at Itazuki Air Base in Japan. Richard began his own dental practice in Madison in 1956. In 1969, he became a founding partner of Dental Health Associates, where he practiced until his retirement in 1995.
Richard was past president of Dane County Dental Assn. and WI Dental Study Club. He was also an active member of WI State Dental Assn. and American Dental Assn. He served as charter president of Northeast Optimist Club of Madison. He belonged to the Madison Curling Club, The Knights of Columbus, the East Madison Little League Coaching Staff, and Maple Bluff Country Club. He was an avid hunter, fisherman, and golfer. He enjoyed the camaraderie of his golf and card-playing partners at MBCC. Some of his best moments in life were spent "up north" with his family at Maywood Lodge.
Richard was a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church and former member of St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Richard will be remembered as a kind and gentle man who cared deeply for his family, friends, co-worker and patients. His Irish wit and great sense of humor will not be forgotten.
Richard will be dearly missed by his beloved wife of 59 years, Fay Ann; his daughters, Patricia (Greg) Guszkowski of Wauwatosa, Margaret (George Mehr) O'Brien of Wayzata, MN; his son, Daniel (Mary Jo) O'Brien of Madison; and his five grandchildren, Joseph, Kevin, Maggie, Ellen and Molly. He will also be missed by his numerous relatives and countless friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, John & Margaret; step-mother, Claire; and brother, John O'Brien.
The family would like to extend special thanks to Dr. Thomas Ansfield and the 3rd floor staff at Capitol Lakes Care Center.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at ST. PETER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, 5001 N. Sherman Ave. on Friday, May 3, 2013, at 11 a.m. with Msgr. Charles Schluter presiding.
Visitation will be on Friday at the church from 9 a.m. until the time of the Mass.
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Committal services will be held privately at Resurrection Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Edgewood High School or charity of donor's choice.
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"The government cannot give to anyone anything that it does not first take from someone else."
What's so sad about that last statement is that most of those we are taking it from, haven't yet been born.
Bill,...you talkin'about the deficit?
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I'm a little at a loss here since I never expected there to be a change and seeing his face on the posters doesn't surprise me at all. In fact, among my liberal friends, I can't think of one who would have been surprised. If there is a place where I suspect Obama's election will make a difference, it's among our historic allies in Europe who have been deeply alienated by Bush. Even there, however, I expect the honeymoon will be short since it will take years to undo the damage already done.
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Tereisa Bradford
ASHLAND – Tereisa Lynn Bradford, 55, died Monday, Dec. 3, 2012, in Ashland. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Holly Springs Funeral Home.
Pearlene Stone
SPARKS, Nev. – Pearlene Stone died Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012, at Holy Family Home Care. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Grayson-Porter's Mortuary in Tupelo.
Conway Manus
EUPORA – Conway Manus, 29, died Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Oliver Funeral Home Chapel in Eupora. Burial will be in the Greensboro Cemetery in Webster County.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Mae Brice Griffis
TUPELO – Mae Brice Griffis, 107, died Friday, Nov. 30, 2012, at the North Mississippi Medical Center. She was born on Dec. 9, 1904, in Tupelo, the daughter of Horace and Ora Lee Collier. She was a faithful member of Emmanuel Church of God In Christ, where she was active until her health failed. The namesake of the Griffis Green House at Traceway Retirement Community, she would regularly roll her wheelchair around, preach the gospel and sing her favorite song, "Amazing Grace," to anyone who would listen. She worked in domestic service until she started her own business of making crocheted doilies.
A Celebration of Life service will be at 1 p.m. today at the J.W. Porter Chapel at Grayson-Porter's Mortuary in Tupelo. Elder Jeremiah Penro will officiate. Burial will follow in Porter's Memorial Park.
She is survived by her cousin and longtime caregiver, Tina Washington; a cousin, Lillie Faye Adams of Tupelo; and other cousins.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, J.B. Griffis; and her brother, Horace Collier Jr.
Viewing will be from noon to service time today at the J.W. Porter Chapel.
Online condolences can be made to the Griffis family at www.grayson-porters.com.
Dorothy Wojcik
BOONEVILLE – Dorothy T. Wojcik, 76, died Monday, Dec. 3, 2012, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. She was born May 31, 1936, in Chicago to Leon and Josephine Dybala. She was a customer service representative in the automobile manufacturing industry. She was a member of St. James Catholic Church in Corinth. She enjoyed traveling, crafts, ceramics, and spending time with her grandchildren. She loved her dog, Queenie.
No local funeral services are scheduled. Booneville Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Visitation and funeral services will be held later this week at Schreffler Funeral Home in Kankakee, Ill.
She is survived by three sons, Thomas Edward Cramer Jr. (Linda) of Rienzi, Gregory Cramer (Annette) of Bradley, Ill., and Kevin Cramer of Shelby, Ind.; three grandchildren, Thomas Edward Cramer III of Rienzi, Jennifer Lynn Taylor of Jumpertown and Janice Marie Curtiss of Sheridan, Ariz.; 11 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Edmund Wojcik, on May 16, 1992.
Visitation will be from 4 until 7 p.m. today at Booneville Funeral Home.
Dorcas Kimbrough
ABERDEEN – Dorcas Dodd "Pee Wee" Kimbrough, 55, died on Monday, Dec. 3, 2012, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. Born on March 30, 1957, in Sikeston, Mo., she was a daughter of Frances Lorene Barnett Long and the late Joseph Asbury Dodd. Living in Monroe County most of her life, she attended Becker School. She married Woodson D. Kimbrough on March 3, 1991. Before becoming a homemaker, she worked as a seamstress in the garment and furniture industries and as a cook at Pickle Barrel. She was of the Baptist faith. A sweet, good-hearted lady who would help anyone, she was a great cook, known for her wonderful dressing. She adored her family, especially her children and grandchildren. She enjoyed driving and going places; crocheting, knitting, crossstitching, quilting; and country and gospel music.
She is survived by her mother and stepfather, Frances and Bobby D. Long of Aberdeen; son, Donald Eugene Colburn (Mary) of Clarksville, Tenn.; stepdaughter, Penny Kimbrough of Amory; brothers, Douglas Long (Gwen) and Ivan Long (Julie), all of Amory; grandchildren, D.J. and Robert Colburn; several nieces and nephews; and special friend, Rhonda Shotts of Shannon.
In addition to her father, she was preceded in death by her husband, Woodson D. Kimbrough; daughter, Cynthia Darlene Colburn; and son, Robert Leonard Dodd.
A Celebration of Life Service will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at E.E. Pickle Funeral Home with Bro. Robert E. Fowlkes officiating. Burial will follow in Camp Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Jesse and Mark Barnett, Cory and Dustin Long, Randy King, Chris Darby and Jonathan Beard. Honorary pallbearer will be Ricky Barnett.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Memorials may be given to Mississippi Kidney Foundation, 3000 Old Canton, Suite 110, Jackson, MS 39216.
Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at eepicklefuneralhome.com.
George Faught
TUPELO – George Alvis Faught, 67, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2012, at Graceland Care Center in New Albany after a lengthy illness. He was born Dec. 30, 1944, in New York, N.Y. His family moved to New Orleans where he received his education. He moved to Tupelo where he met and married Sarah Duncan and together they raised five children. He retired from Hancock Fabric after 18 years of service and the Malco Theater after 40 years of service. He enjoyed greeting people at the theater. He was a member of Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.
A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses with Bro. Billy Hutcheson officiating. Lee Memorial Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
Survivors include his wife of 25 years, Sarah (Becky) Faught of Tupelo; three daughters, Becky Aliene Schrock of North Carolina, Petunia Lee Ward (Tony) and Penny Rebecca Garcia (Johnny), all of Tupelo; one son, Marlon Ashley Frederick (Leslie) of Carrolton, Ga.; five grandchildren, Phillip Ramsey, Lance Ward, Andrea' Garcia and Diego Garcia, all of Tupelo, and Raven Frederick of Carrolton, Ga.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Faught, and one son, Patrick Bagwell.
For online condolences and guest registry, visit www.leememorialonline.com.
Lloyd Haynes Sr.
CORINTH – Lloyd Daniel "Boone" Haynes Sr., 81, died Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012, in Oxford. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Magnolia Funeral Home.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Sharon W. Moon
AMORY – Sharon W. Moon, 62, died Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012, at Gilmore Memorial Regional Medical Center. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by E.E. Pickle Funeral Home.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at eepicklefuneralhome.com.
Eileen Jennings
FAIRHOPE, Ala. – Eileen Clark Jennings died Monday, Dec. 3, 2012, in Fairhope, Ala. She was born April 8, 1930, in Buena Vista. She married Bert Roy Jennings Jr. on Dec. 28, 1948. She lived in Union County for 48 years before moving to Summerdale, Ala.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at United Funeral Service in New Albany with her nephew, the Rev. Steve Hill, officiating. Burial will be in Ebenezer Cemetery at Cotton Plant.
She is survived by her husband of 64 years, Bert Roy Jennings Jr.; her son, Bert Roy Jennings III (Shannon Mullen Jennings) of Fairhope, Ala.; granddaughter, Caitlin O'Neil Jennings of the University of South Carolina; grandson, Bert Roy Jennings IV (Jeb) of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas; a brother, Bernard Clark of Blue Mountain; sister and brother-in-law, Jimmy and Beth Hill of Ripley; sister and brother-in-law, Ken and Rebecca Riskedahl of Tupelo; and sister-in-law, Shirley Clark of Ripley.
She was preceded in death by her daughter, Brenda Elizabeth, on Nov. 17, 2007, and her brother, John Clark.
Honorary pallbearers will be the men of Ebenezer Church.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to service time Thursday at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Alzheimer's Foundation of America.
For online condolences and guest registry, visit unitedfuneralservice.com.
Marty K. Franks
IUKA – Marty K. Franks, 51, died Monday, Dec. 3, 2012, at his home. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Cutshall Funeral Home in Glen.
Francis Welch
BOONEVILLE – Francis Onella Welch, 62, died Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2012, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Booneville.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Pleasant Grove M.B. Church. Burial will be in Rienzi Cemetery. Patterson Memorial Chapel of Corinth is in charge of the arrangements.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the church.
Ricky Stewart
PONTOTOC – Ricky Lane Stewart, 57, died Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. He was born June 21, 1955, to W.C. and Doris Stewart. He married Ann McHann on Jan. 6, 1978. He worked at Tupelo Buffalo Park and drove a truck for Woods Recycling. He loved to ride horses and team rope with all his buddies.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Tutor Memorial Funeral Home. Bro. Tommy Morrow, Bro. Doug Jones and Bro. Jimmy Russell will officiate. Burial will follow in Immanuel Baptist Church Cemetery. Tutor Memorial Funeral Home of Pontotoc is in charge of the arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Ann McHann Stewart; two sons, Chris Stewart and B.J. Stewart of the home; two aunts, Joann Gentry and Sara Brown; two uncles, Johnny Stewart (Shirley) and Lee Stewart (Betty); granddaughter, Abigail Hudson Stewart; and several cousins.
He was preceded in death by his father, W.C. Stewart; his mother, Doris Stewart; his grandparents, Oliver and Ruby Stewart, W.C. Stewart Sr., and Eddie B. Stewart Carter; an uncle, Wayne Stewart.
Pallbearers will be Jeff Stewart, Marty Brown, Reagan Roberts, Ryan Roberts, Dickie Austin, David Owens, Shane Bridgeman, Billy Wayne Stewart, Mike Holloway, Zach Holloway, Drew Holloway and Chad Jaggers.
Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. today and from noon to 2 p.m. Thursday.
Bric Turner
BOONEVILLE – Bric Thomas Turner, 26, passed away Monday, Dec. 3, 2012, at his home after an extended illness. He was born Sept. 17, 1986, to Tommy and Dr. Anita Turner. He was a 2005 graduate of Booneville High School and attended Northeast Mississippi Community College and the University of Mississippi. He was a member of First United Methodist Church. He loved hunting, fishing and playing pool. He also loved to spend time with friends and family, and listen to music. His greatest dream was to someday have his own family which was fulfilled through his generous love and sacrificial giving to many.
Services will be at 3 p.m. today at Gaston Baptist Church with the Rev. J.C. Prather, the Rev. Trey Lambert, the Rev. Kenneth Harrison and the Rev. Matt Brown officiating. Burial will be in the Oak Lawn Memorial Park. McMillan Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
Survivors are his parents; two sisters, Mariah Lucille and Angel Renee Tuner; other family, Loretta Polanco and Destiny Crunk.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, the Rev. Clifford and Ruby Smart, and Albert and Clara Turner.
Pallbearers will be Jamie Davis, Jay Davis, Jake DeVaughn, J.D. Hawkins, Blake Jones, Warren Jumper, Chad Moore, Briley Morgan, Hunter Nanney, Rickey Nanney and Jeff Prentiss. Honorary pallbearers will be Collin Turner, Timothy Turner, Justin Perrigo, Coy Perrigo, Brett Prather, Charlie Smart, Lonnie Smart, Bart Prather and the BHS Class of 2005.
Visitation will continue until service time today at Gaston Baptist Church.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Cancer Society for Leukemia Research, P.O. Box 22718, Oklahoma City, OK 73123-1718.
Condolences can be made at www.mcmillanfuneralhome.com.


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The House voted overwhelmingly late Wednesday to reverse new Republican-written rules that led Democrats to shut down the ethics committee.
The Republicans, accused of writing the rules to protect Majority Leader Tom DeLay from investigations, heeded Speaker Dennis Hastert's call for a retreat in order to end the deadlock on the evenly divided panel. The vote was 406-20.


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Did anyone see the look of contempt that Geno Smith gave Dion Jordan when the Dolphins moved up to select Jordan at #3? Geno was seated at the adjoining table and he was already not impressed to have been overlooked. Little did he know that he would be waiting until the next day for the Jets to take him.
Methinks Geno has a very big opinion of himself. He fails to appreciate that Tavon Austin is so good that he helped Geno looked good at times, by making something out of nothing. I'm looking forward to see if the Jets play him ahead of Sanchez. Need a big locker room to be able to accommodate those egos. (not to forget Rex).


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Twisted Metal is an over-the-top, vehicular combat game exclusively for play on PlayStation 3. Gameplay revolves around demolition derby style action set across multiple maps in which last contestant alive receives virtually whatever they desire. The game contains both an engrossing single player campaign story mode, as well as multiplayer modes which support co-op and 4-player action locally, as well as 16-player support online. Additional features include: returning characters from earlier releases in the game franchise, 17 vehicles that can be customized with a wide variety of weapons, destructible game environments and more.
Twisted Metal returns with unhinged car combat destruction and action movie mayhem. A PlayStation franchise exclusive since the release of the original Twisted Metal game back in 1995 for PS1, this most recent release is packed with unique weapons that emerge from demonic vehicles as players unfold the demented tale of a cast of characters, led by Sweet Tooth in story, co-op and online modes. The mayhem is ratcheted up in multiplayer modes with 2-4 player competing locally and up to 16 players online competing in a killer-take-all back and forth battle royale on wheels.
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SuperKombat New Heroes in Dubai on May 31st
- Written by Dave Walsh
SuperKombat's World Grand Prix series marches on on May 31st as they head to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates for their next event, SuperKombat New Heroes in Dubai. The event will feature another SuperKombat World Grand Prix Qualifying tournament, with the winner moving on to the SuperKombat World Grand Prix, this being the last qualifier for that tournament. The event will also see Bogdan Stoica in action for the second time this year. This is the last SuperKombat event for a while, with the next event scheduled for August. For more information, check out SuperKombat's website.
Fight Card – SUPERKOMBAT® New Heroes (May 31, 2013 – Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
1. Semifinal 1 (+96kg)
Jafar Ahmadi (Iran) vs. Joe Boobyer (Great Britain)
2. Semifinal 2 (+96kg)
Mohamed Felx Ali (Egypt) vs. Tofan Pirani (Sweden)
3. Superfight (-75kg)
Taha Alami (Morocco) vs. Hamidreza MohammadPoor (Iran)
4. Superfight (-70kg) MMA Rules
Shokhin Safarov (Tajikistan) vs. Mohammad Jamshidi (Iran)
5. Superfight (-70kg)
Kodoum Al Kaabi (United Arab Emirates) vs. Salim Al Housany (United Arab Emirates)
6. Superfight (-70kg)
Soufiane Zridy (Morocco) vs. Elyor Rikhsiev (Uzbekistan)
7. Superfight (-91kg)
Bogdan Stoica (Romania) vs. Eisa Ramezani (Iran)
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Discover the MESA Study Center--a supportive study environment for all Cabrillo students studying math, science and engineering!
Make friends who share the same academic and career goals and challenges as you, learn more, improve your grades, and develop confidence. Alcanza tus metas!
Within the STEM Center, you will find the MESA Center, here to encourage students in the math, science, and engineering fields. We have free tutors, Academic Excellence Workshops and many resources such as books, computers and most importantly, other students like you working on math and science in a comfortable, casual atmosphere. The MESA Center welcomes all Cabrillo students taking transfer level math and science courses. Extra benefits are provided to those students who qualify as MESA members. To explore your eligibility for MESA membership, sign up for an appointment to see our MESA Counselor, using the binder by Rm 832B.
MESA stands for Mathematics, Engineering and Science Achievement.
The community college MESA program provides academic support for students interested in math, science or engineering with the goal of transferring to a four-year institution. Some of the ways we support students:
Cabrillo College was the first MESA program at the community college level, and has been in existence since 1988. MESA programs exist at about one third of the community colleges in California to support low-income high need students in math-based majors to a successful university transfer.
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DrupalCamp NJ 2013 Site Launch
Over the last 3 weeks we have had a full-day sprint and ongoing collaboration to set up a responsive-themed site using COD 7 for our upcoming Drupal camp. The site is now live and taking session submissions, and tickets are available for the camp: http://www.drupalcampnj.org/
Contributors include David Hernandez (Rutgers Univ.), Levi Sigworth (Princeton Univ.), Michael Muzzie (Princeton Univ.), Henry Umansky (Princeton Univ.), and myself. The overall design was derived from the 2012 DrupalCamp NJ theme which was donated by Blink Reaction.
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The perfect gift for any art enthusiast:Memberships start at just $85.
DANA MILLER: In 1964, Vija Celmins decided to paint all of the objects in her studio at that time. NARRATOR: Associate Curator Dana Miller.DANA MILLER: Among the objects that she painted were this heater that you see here, a hot coil, a hot plate, a fan, and a lamp, and in each case you see the appliance centered on this vague atmospheric gray field with a cord that's very visible but then trails off outside the picture plane.I think the important things are the idea that of the objects she chose to depict, most of them were electrical appliances, and most of them were appliances that if you were to plug them in and stand in front of them, would have an impact on the viewer. You would feel the heat, you would feel the air from the fan, you would feel the light or see the light and so she's relying upon the viewer to bring those associations to the painting. I think in a way, it's a conceptual work in that she's interested in that gap, she's interested in the disjunction between what the viewer knows they would feel if they were standing in front of the heater, and what they don't feel when they're actually in front of the painting of the heater. In a way she seems to be depicting the heater almost as a portrait. I mean its a still life, but she's depicting it almost as if it were a person, a portrait, and it's a very lonely person. And this was, the artist has said, a lonely time in her life. She had moved to Los Angeles, she was away from her family who she was very close to, did not have many friends, and she spent a lot of time by herself and in her studio. So there is something sort of sad and sort of, you know, isolated about this heater in the way that it doesn't seem to be fulfilling its mission. You know, it's on and it's hot but what is it heating?


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Amazon executive speaks on leadership, April 18
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Amazon.com executive and Princeton alumnus Jeff Wilke will discuss "Tough Choices: Leadership Is All About the Long Run" at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 18, in the Friend Center Convocation Room.
Wilke, senior vice president for Amazon's North American retail operations, will explore three types of long-term leadership investments and share experiences that have shaped him as a leader. His talk is the final lecture in the 2006-07 "Leadership in a Technological World" series sponsored by the Center for Innovation in Engineering Education.
Wilke, a 1989 Princeton graduate, joined Amazon in 1999 as vice president and general manager of operations. From 2002 to 2006, he was the online retail giant's senior vice president for worldwide operations.


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The English Literacy & Citizenship (ELC) program offers free non‑credit ESL classes, interview skills classes, citizenship classes, and civics education.
Students in the program learn about current United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) procedures regarding the application for Naturalization submission, testing, and interviewing.
English for citizenship classes develop the basic oral and written language skills of non‑English speaking adults while introducing basic concepts in U.S. History and Civics, the 100 American History and Government questions, dictation. and interviewing skill strategies.
Non‑credit ESL levels 0, 1, and 2 classes are also available for non-citizenship applicants.
Citizenship preparation classes equip students, who have basic oral and written English language skills, to successfully complete the citizenship process. These classes cover the most recent USCIS regulations. They also help students develop confidence and familiarity with the USCIS process and expectations. The citizenship courses additionally cover the rights and responsibilities of U.S. citizenship, civics, American history, and the structure of federal, state, and local government.
The services and classes are free. However, the USCIS N‑400 application for Naturalization fee is $680.00
This free program is also available at many offsite locations. This program is supported by state grants and Los Angeles City College.
All students entering this program are pre‑ and post‑tested in the classroom using the Comprehensive Adult Student Assessment System (CASAS). Students are served on a walk‑in, first‑come, first‑serve basis.


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Historian to give President's Day lecture on John Adams, Feb. 16
Posted February 12, 2004; 12:10 a.m.
A lecture exploring the "Legacy of John Adams" will be delivered on President's Day, Monday, Feb. 16, by noted American historian John Diggins. The 4:30 p.m. lecture in 104 Computer Science Building will be followed by a reception.
Diggins will discuss the contributions made by the second president of the United States in shaping the early American republic. He also will consider the extent to which Adams has left an enduring legacy.
Diggins, a Distinguished Professor of the Graduate Center at the City University of New York, is the author of many published works, including "The Lost Soul of American Politics: Virtue, Self-Interest and the Foundations of Liberalism" (1984). His talk is part of this year's Alpheus T. Mason Lectures in American Constitutional Law and Political Thought, sponsored by the James Madison Program .
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This is all a waste of time.
A number of years ago, the Rocky Mountain Retriever Club refused the entries of a person, after receiving deposition testimony from a number of witnesses. That person appealed to the AKC. The AKC shared with that person the club's submission to the AKC. The AKC did not share with the Rocky Mountain Retriever Club that person's submission to the AKC. The club received a letter in the mail telling the club that it needed to accept the person's entries at the next FT.
I called the AKC to ask what we needed to do better. The AKC rep told me that we did not prove our case "beyond a reasonable doubt." When I asked the rep to explain to me why the AKC imposed a criminal standard (beyond a reasonable doubt), not a civil standard (a preponderance of the evidence), he said "talk to the lawyers." When I asked what we needed to do differently in the future, he said "talk to the lawyers." When I called the AKC lawyers, they said "we're not talking to you."
I told both the AKC rep and the lawyers in a letter - very politely - to go screw themselves.
The moral of this story - the AKC is composed of a bunch of pussies who will back down every time. So, there is no use in imposing a rule that the AKC will not enforce.
Not to mention that the proposed amendment is incomprehensible
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Simple and sophisticated, this bonded leather ottoman is as versatile as it is stylish. Keep it handy in your living room furniture arrangement as an extra seating option or as a comfortable place to kick up your feet. No matter how you use it, you are sure to love the sumptuous style it brings to your space; buy yours today.
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This image contains 15 "Easter Eggs" in the form of animals hidden in their natural habitats.
You will find the answers to this Earth Day Egg Hunt wrapped around you at:
Wouldn't it be fun if you could see all these creatures, all at once, like this in real life?
Click on the "highlighted" animal photos on the right to be guided to each of the animals.
Can you find any animals that aren't highlighted? There are at least four.
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Platy Female with prolapsed anus
Hey everyone, I've got a little problem with my platy. I have a m/f pair, the male is pretty good and gives her space, he doesn't harass her. The female has never given me fry, or at least I've never seen any, so it's possible thy are being eaten too quickly for me to ever notice them. But on to the problem.
I noticed a bit of swelling at her anus/vent a few months ago, and assumed she was very pregnant. Every few weeks she'd spend a night or two at the top of the tank, in the dead spot between the filter output and the glass. After one or two nights she'd be back to normal. Recently she's been spending more and more time in that spot, and now she is floating vertically, facing up. Her anus has been going in and out over the last few days, and when it's out it seems to have a bit of fungus on it. Peas help a little, but it's getting worse. I'm at a loss here, I'm sure it must be painful and uncomfortable for her. What can I do to help?
I haven't got a hospital tank, the other stocking are:
7 bronze corys (C. aeneus)
2 Emerald corys (B. splendens)
5 black skirt tetras
1 blue gourami
2 bristlenose plecos
1 cichlid altolamprogus Calvus
lots of assassin snails
So any meds would have to be safe with them. Any ideas? I've had bad luck with platys so far, platys have been the only fish I've lost to to unknown causes. Thanks in advance.
Platy Female with prolapsed anus
Prolapse will go away on its own, if it goes away. I would most certainly move the fish to a quarantine tank. You ought to consider getting one - it's crucial for long term success in the hobby. I also would not feed the fish. Keep the water clean and hope for the best. If there's a secondary issue that develops, then you'll have to treat that, but to my knowledge there is no treatment for prolapse.125 - BGK, pictus cats, silver dollars, kissing gouramis, palmas bichir, delhezi bichir
125 - Red severum, bolivian rams, Turquoise rainbows, irian red rainbows, loaches (angelicus, zebra, kuhli and horseface), plecos (BN, RL and clown), denison barbs, pearl gouramis
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The Toy Association is the not-for-profit trade association representing all businesses involved in creating and bringing toys and youth entertainment products to kids of all ages.
TIA's Annual Toy Safety Compliance Update was held on Tuesday, February 12, 2013.
This annual update, presented in conjunction with the American International Toy Fair, provides a focused look at important updates to safety laws and other emerging legislative or regulatory activities, trends and issues that are pertinent to toy industry stakeholders.
Safety professionals, compliance officers, government affairs representatives, manufacturers and retailers, toy designers, as well as testing labs.
The fee-based portion of the program continued with a panel of speakers that addressed a broad range of issues through the remainder of the meeting. See below for access information to both the presentation files and video recordings.
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Version 2.0 with a lively, young new target for 2012! Who is it? That's a surprise
Over the next few weeks I'll drop hints, check back each Wednesday for an update on the hint and keep a-guessin'. Those of you that already know, keep your trap shut.
Many people are asking themselves right now. "Who cares? I'm not going to AWA so this doesn't pertain to me in the slightest." I guess that less a question more like criticism or commentary, but I digress. One major addition we are making to the event this year is streaming video. Yes folks, that's right. Thanks to the help and magic of kireblue we will be streaming live from AWA!
This is a totally live, uncut, direct to you version of the real thing! Be there for all of the hiccups, all of the spills, all of the dirty jokes and all of the debauchery. Be a part of our laugh track from both far and/or wide. And now you have an opportunity to be part of the rumor mill. Who will it be?! What will they have to say? And most importantly what will others have to say to him/her? DISCUSS!!
Date of the event:
Friday, September 28th, 2012
8:30pm (est)
The VAT at AWA, where else could contain this much awesome?
Your streaming link: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/kireblueamvs
- This person has a rather self-relevant, if not egocentric, view on geometry; and, unlike our previous guest, has no governed affinity toward maple syrup or edible oil products.
- This person is not a deweloper.
- Cellphones, winged insects and... you REALLY need to get out more
- This editor is best known for crossover videos using popular and arguably over used sources. And has been recently accused of taking contest trolling to new levels.


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ACHICA > The Wedding Planner > Castelli Arizona Wedding Book - Ruby Red
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Delicately wrapped in tissue paper, placed into a silver embossed lidded presentation box and completed with a white ribbon, this large landscape sized Wedding book contains 96 beautifully crafted ivory pages. The cover design features a real thread stitched border using a subtly soft grained material.
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Full Size Kegerator
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Avanti Full Size Kegerator - Black with Stainless Steel Door
One of the most versatile kegerators on the market, this Avanti Full Size Kegerator (BD7000) is perfect for any home, office or college get together. Its large, open interior accommodates pony kegs (quarter barrels) as well as full size kegs (half barrels), and can even double as an auto defrost refrigerator for individual beers. It also features an easy-to-read pressure gauge for simple operation, as well as a reversible door that can be hinged on the left or right, for when you move the kegerator or when the surroundings change.
The entire cabinet is finished in black with a professional grade stainless steel door, and the beer refrigerator is also perfect for freestanding application. On the top of the cooler is a polished chrome safety rail and removable spill tray below the tap, making serving and cleaning up effortless. The included 5 lb CO2 container (supplied empty) helps to keep the keg pressurized for the best-tasting beer and also allowing for the beer to flow perfectly from the keg. Ideal for those who love to drink beer during the Sunday games or for those who like to throw BBQs and parties, this keg will keep the beer flowing and keep you and your guests happy.
Here's What's Included:Ships complete with the following: CO2 tank, tank retainer, regulator, coupler, tower, drip tray, faucet, and faucet handle (keg not included)
Included Items:Along with the kegerator itself, the order ships with a removable chrome spill tray, easy-to-read pressure gauge and a 5 lb CO2 tank (supplied empty)
Accommodates Various Items:This kegerator has the interior capacity to fit quarter barrels, half barrels (standard size kegs), as well as several cases of individual beer cans or bottles
Beautiful Design:The black cabinet with a stainless steel door and chrome accents will look great in your kitchen or any other room in the house
- Model: BD7000Avanti Full Size Kegerator - Black and Chrome
- Black cabinet with chrome accentsRemovable spill tray included
- Reversible stainless steel doorPolished chrome safety rail
- Fits US standard 1/4 and 1/2 kegsEasy-to-read pressure gauge
- Converts to an auto defrost refrigeratorPower: 110V/60 Hz
- Warranty: 1 year limitedDimensions: 33.25" H x 21.5" W x 26.75" D
- Height: 33.25"
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Table numbers are one of the things that we always struggle with for photoshoots. Like us, most people just don't think about them when they're planning a wedding and they end up with generic numbered cards.
These bottles are really easy and inexpensive way to not only help guests find their seats, but also to give them something to do while they're at their tables.
Materials You'll Need
- Empty wine bottles (in several shapes and sizes)
- Chalboard Spray Paint (about $5 a can at Home Depot)
- Chalk
1. Remove the labels completely from the bottles. I soaked my bottles in warm soapy water and then scrubbed them off. If you have a really persistent label, try using Goof Off or something similar.
2. Coat the (dry) bottles in about 4 coats of paint. It dries pretty quickly and I was able to give the bottles another coat every 10 minutes.
3. Let the bottles dry for 24 hours before you write on them with chalk. You could just write a number on each bottle and allow guests to sign their names, add illustrations or play games such as tic-tac-toe. You could also include little fun facts about yourselves and ask the guests to share. If you're artistic and you have a solid vision for the look of your wedding, you could include illustrations on the bottles to match the decor.
After the Wedding
These bottles look great clustered together on shelves and mantles. You can also use them as vases and candle holders. If you're going to use the bottles for decoration after your wedding, make sure you spray an art fixative on top to preserve the designs.
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Welcome to the Artist section of the DG website
Choose an artist from the left side of this page, either via a photo or the drop-down menu. Sign up for our Newsletter to receive the latest news about artists and upcoming releases.
Anna Netrebko opened up the ceremony in Berlin with her performance of "In questa reggia", wowing the audience right from the start. Having already won the trophy in 2004, 2005 and 2014, Anna was presented with her fourth award as "Best Female Singer Of The Year" – this time for her video production "Macbeth" from New York's MET. It is Anna Netrebko's sixth ECHO Klassik award. Grigory Sokolov has scored triumphant success with his Schubert/Beethoven album as best "Instrumentalist (Piano)". The Sistine Chapel Choir received the Echo in the category "Choral Recording Of The Year" for "Cantate Domino", which was recorded with Massimo Palombella. "The Classics For Children Award" went to Alexander Shelley's "Peter and the Wolf in Hollywood" which was recorded with Campino and the Bundesjugendorchester.
Deutsche Grammophon launches new collection available exclusively on iTunes
Legendary Yellow Label albums now available Mastered for iTunes
Berlin, 1st April 2015
Deutsche Grammophon presents a major worldwide campaign, offering a special 32-album selection of truly legendary recordings from the Deutsche Grammophon catalogue. A further 30 albums will be added to the selection later in the year.
All albums are available Mastered for iTunes, encoded from 24 Bit / 96 kHz high resolution masters, delivering music to listeners exactly the way the artist and recording engineer intended. 18 of these are brand new re-masters from their original analogue sources, exclusively produced for iTunes.
Featured artists include conductors such as Herbert von Karajan, Carlos Kleiber, Claudio Abbado and Gustavo Dudamel, pianists such as Emil Gilels, Martha Argerich, Maurizio Pollini and Hélčne Grimaud, and instrumentalists and singers such as Anne-Sophie Mutter, Hilary Hahn and Anna Netrebko.
Universal critical acclaim is common to the carefully chosen albums. For example, BBC Music wrote of Mstislav Rostropovich's recording of Dvorak's Cello Concerto, with Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic: "Rostropovich's emotional and sonic power in this classic 1968 recording has never been bettered." Gramophone wrote of Gilel's Grieg's Lyric Pieces: "The Russian master brings these miniatures to life in performances full of palpable love for the music." And The Daily Telegraph said of Wilhelm Kempff's performances of Beethoven's Fourth and Fifth Piano Concertos: "If you own just one Beethoven concerto album, this should be it."
Deutsche Grammophon's Grammy-award winning Producer, Sid McLauchlan, commented on the high sound quality of Mastered for iTunes:
"We conducted a blind listening test in a studio, switching between our 24 Bit/96 kHz studio masters and Mastered for iTunes and found the differences astonishingly small. Nor did they fit into categories like "better" or "worse". It was more like: Is there ANY difference? The warmth, clarity and tonal qualities of the voices, instruments and their acoustic spaces were all there, as was that intangible: emotion. Our conclusion was that the differences were too small to be noticeable and we couldn't tell which one was which, nor which one was better than the other! - Mastered for iTunes is a definite win for the classical consumer."
18 brand-new titles, exclusively Mastered for iTunes. Available now on iTunes: www.iTunes.com/deutschegrammophon


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Supercop Dupnik: There must be a lesson about Rush Limbaugh somewhere in this story
posted at 8:14 pm on January 10, 2011 by Allahpundit
As annoyed as you are at this tool for being a ludicrous political hack and a disgrace to his office, please do understand that he's inadvertently a huge asset to conservatives. Just watch him answer Diane Sawyer's question about whether it's appropriate for an investigator to tie his pet theories about talk radio to this case without any evidence. Answer: "Well, that's my opinion. People can have their own opinions." We're talking about a horrific murder spree here, an international news event, with political tensions between left and right terribly inflamed because of it, and the lead fact-finder on the case is yakking to broadcast news about Rush Limbaugh because "that's my opinion." Naturally that'll make him an instant hero to the left, but I can't believe there's a cop anywhere who won't watch this and cringe all the way through. I'm also trying to imagine the reaction in the county D.A.'s office as this imbecile does his level best to prejudice the trial they're eventually going to have to conduct. But then, what does a conviction of a mass murderer matter when Diane Sawyer's sticking a mic in your face?
Speaking of disgraceful, ludicrous hacks, in case you missed it this morning, here's Krugman's entirely predictable, widely reviled paint-by-numbers indictment of conservative rhetoric. Patterico already tackled it earlier today, but if by chance you're wondering where the line is now between dangerously irresponsible violent metaphors like Palin's crosshairs map and genteel political gestures that no one could misinterpret, Krugman himself once chuckled at the idea of hanging Joe Lieberman in effigy. So there you go: If you want to pretend to lynch people (as at least one Palin-hater has done in the past), have at it, but for heaven's sake — avoid the rough stuff. Click the image to watch.
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Dairy farmers from across the South East and Western Victoria rallied in Warrnambool yesterday in a fight to get a fair price for their milk. Hundreds of farmers attended the rally, which was led by Federal MP Bob Katter. Eight Mile Creek dairy farmer Kevin Smith was one of several local farmers who attended. He told Stan Thomson that dairy farmers aren't making any money and have no security for the future.....
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INDIANAPOLIS - After falling short in the Big Ten tournament final on Sunday, Wisconsin ended up with a No. 5 seed in the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
The Badgers, part of the tournament's West region, will play the No. 12-seeded Ole Miss Rebels from the SEC on Friday in Kansas City, Mo.
The Wisconsin/Ole Miss game is scheduled to tip off at 11:40 a.m. Friday morning and will be seen nationally on truTV.
Fans watching Sunday afternoon's bracket unveiling had to be patient, as the Badgers were one of the final tourney teams announced.
Some thought the Badgers would receive no worse than a No. 4 seed and noted that playing the winner of the SEC tournament in the first game was a very difficult draw.193550001935500419355008
What's also potentially troubling is the Badgers could face Kansas State in their second game at a site less than two hours away from the Wildcats' home in Manhattan, Kansas.
But that's looking ahead.
On Selection Sunday, Wisconsin was one of seven Big Ten teams who earned bids to the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
Also in the West region are the Ohio State Buckeyes, who defeated Wisconsin on Sunday. Ohio State earned a No. 2 seed and will play No. 15 Iona on Friday at 6:15 p.m. in Dayton, Ohio. That game will be televised by CBS.
Indiana, who many thought would have the tournament's No. 1 overall seed, ended up as the tournament's third-seeded No. 1 seed. Placed in the East region, the Hoosiers will play in Dayton, Ohio, against the winner of the first-round game between LIU Brooklyn and James Madison. That game will be in the late Friday afternoon window and will be seen on TBS.
Michigan State secured a No. 3 seed in the Midwest region and will play No. 14 Valparaiso from the Horizon League on Thursday at 11:15 a.m. in Auburn Hills, Mich. That game will be televised by CBS.
Michigan, who Wisconsin beat in the tournament quarterfinals on Friday, earned a No. 4 seed in the South region and will face No. 13 South Dakota State from the Summit League Thursday at 6:15 p.m. in Auburn Hills. That game will be seen on CBS.
Illinois earned a No. 7 seed and will play No. 10 Colorado in Austin, Texas in the East region. That game will be broadcast by TNT in the late afternoon window on Friday.
Minnesota placed as the No. 11 seed in the South region and will play No. 6 UCLA from the Pac-12 in Austin. That game will be in the late Friday night window on truTV.
The Iowa Hawkeyes, who finished with a 21-12 record, saw their bubble burst on Sunday.
Outside the Big Ten, Marquette earned a No. 3 seed in the East region and will play No. 14 Davidson in Lexington, Ky. That game will be seen on truTV in the late afternoon window on Thursday.
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A weak labor market, like the one we've experienced since the financial crisis in 2008, imposes enormous stress on people. Given the added anxiety created by a weak economy, you might think life expectancy would decline. Oddly, though, during recessions, exactly the opposite tends to happen: Life expectancy rises.
It's happening again now.
The age-adjusted death rate in the U.S. declined by 2 percent from 2007 to 2010, according to preliminary data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As a result, projected life expectancy at birth rose to 78.7 years in 2010 from 77.9 years in 2007, an increase of 0.8 year.
In contrast, from 2004 to 2007, when the economy was much stronger, life expectancy rose by only 0.4 year.
Life expectancy appears to have risen more in the states with relatively large increases in unemployment. In Michigan and Illinois, for example, where joblessness rose much more than in North Dakota or Iowa, age-adjusted death rates have had a steeper decline since 2007. (In the states with the smallest increase in unemployment, the death rates have perversely risen.)
These cross-state data are consistent with historical patterns that economists Douglas Miller, Marianne Page, Ann Stevens and Mateusz Filipski have found. Their research shows that a one-percentage-point increase in a state's unemployment rate is associated with a 0.5 percent reduction in the state's mortality rate.


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Don't wait for a diagnosis of heart disease to start thinking about the health of your heart. There are plenty of ways you can be proactive now to help prevent cardiovascular disease from ever occurring. By knowing your numbers, you can better assess your risk for heart disease—and protect your ticker before it's too late! Here are a few of the numbers that everyone should aim for to keep their hearts in optimal health.
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a quick way to calculate whether your weight is healthy for your height. A BMI over 25 is considered overweight, and a BMI above 30 is classified as obese. Both categories increase your risk of heart disease and heart attackeven if you have no other risk factors. Being overweight increases your blood LDL (bad) cholesterol and triglyceride levels, lowers HDL (good) cholesterol, and exacerbates other heart disease risks like diabetes and high blood pressure. Plus, carrying excess weight simply puts additional strain on the heart, forcing it to work harder. Losing just 10% of your body weight (if you are overweight) can improve your heart health.
Following a low-sodium diet can help prevent high blood pressure and heart disease, but meeting these guidelines is a real challenge for many people since sodium is prevalent in so many store-bought foods and restaurant dishes. Cooking at home, putting away the salt shaker, and using salt-free flavor boosters can help. Get more tips to reduce your sodium intake.
As little as 30 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise, such as walking, most days of the week can substantially reduce your risk of heart disease, enhance your mental well-being, help you manage your weight, and improve your blood pressure and blood lipid (cholesterol) profiles. Get a heart-smart workout plan here.
High cholesterol puts you at risk for cardiovascular disease. Cholesterol is often reported as a single number referred to as "total cholesterol," which can be measured by a simple blood test. Your total cholesterol should be below 200 mg/dL for optimum heart health, but your levels of LDL and HDL cholesterol are more important indicators than this single number is.
Low Density Lipoprotein (LDL) is the bad, lazy cholesterol. LDL is made by the liver to carry cholesterol to the body's cells and tissues. It may form deposits on the walls of arteries and other blood vessels. You want this number to be low. Less than 100 mg/dL is optimal (and up to 129 mg/dL is near optimal). Unhealthy levels are 130-159 mg/dL (borderline high), 160-189 mg/dL (high), and over 190 mg/dL (very high). A blood test administered by your doctor will reveal your LDL cholesterol level. Learn how to lower your cholesterol.
High Density Lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol is the good, healthy cholesterol. HDL picks up and carries excess cholesterol from artery walls and brings it back to the liver for processing and removal. You want this number to be highat least 60 mg/dLto protect your heart. Levels too low (less than 40 mg/dL) are bad for your health, increasing your risk for heart disease. A blood test administered by your doctor will reveal your HDL cholesterol level. Here are some tips to boost your HDL.
Fruits and vegetables contain powerful nutrients and antioxidants that promote heart health. Select at least 5-9 servings daily from a wide variety of colorful fruits and vegetables. Whether fresh, frozen or canned, fruits and vegetables are an important addition to any heart-healthy meal plan.
Optimal blood pressure is less than 120/80 mmHg. High blood pressure is dangerous because it makes the heart work too hard, and the force of the blood flow can harm your arteries. This is especially dangerous when coupled with other risks, such as high cholesterol. High blood pressure often has no warning signs or symptoms. If left uncontrolled, it can lead to heart and kidney disease, heart attack, and stroke. You can test your blood pressure at your doctor's office or with a home monitor. Talk to you doctor and follow these steps to reduce your blood pressure.
Your body stores the extra calories you eat as triglycerides. People with high triglyceride levels often have low HDL (good cholesterol) levels and tend to be overweight; this combination is considered by many experts to be associated with an increased risk for heart disease. Less than 150 mg/dL of triglycerides is considered normal. Levels above 150 are considered high to different degrees: 150-199 mg/dL (borderline high), 200-499 mg/dL (high) and over 500 mg/dL (very high). A blood test administered by your doctor will reveal your triglycerides level. Trying to lower your triglycerides? Start here.
People who tend to carry excess weight in their belly area (known as "apple" shapes) are at a greater risk of several health problems, including heart disease. Women should maintain a waist smaller than 35 inches, and men should limit their waist circumference to 40 inches or less. Your genetics determine your body type, but losing weight can help trim your waist size and reduce your risk. Calculate your waist-to-hip ratio to learn more.
A number of studies have found a correlation between high sugar consumption and heart disease risk. A diet high in added sugars can also decrease HDL (good) cholesterol levels and increase triglycerides levels, both of which are a heart disease risk factors. For these reasons, the American Heart Association recommends that women consume no more than 6 teaspoons of added sugars (about 100 calories) each day; that number becomes 9 teaspoons for men (150 calories). Just one 12-ounce can of cola has about 130 calories, or eight teaspoons of sugar. Learn more about where sugar lurks in your diet.
Smoking is the leading preventable cause of heart disease and heart attack. People who smoke are 2-4 times likelier to develop heart disease than non-smokers, according to the AHA. Smoking damages the walls of your arteries, constricts blood vessels, and lowers your HDL (good) cholesterol levels. Quitting smoking can stop (and potentially reverse) a lot of the existing damage to your body.
For the prevention of heart disease, limit your intake of dietary cholesterol to less than 300 milligrams daily. If you already have an elevated LDL cholesterol level or you are taking a cholesterol medication, this goal is even lower: 200 milligrams daily. Cholesterol is found only in foods of animal origin, such as meat, poultry, fish, eggs, and dairy products. It is not found in plant foods.
A fasting plasma glucose (FPG) test will measure your blood glucose level after an eight-hour (overnight) fast. A result less than 100 mg/dL is considered normal, but anything above that level is diagnosed as "impaired fasting glucose" (IFG). Between 100 mg/dL and 125 mg/dL is considered pre-diabetes, while 126 mg/dL or higher indicates type 2 diabetes. People who have type 2 diabetes are twice as likely to experience heart disease or strokeeven if it is well managed. 65% of people with diabetes die of some form of cardiovascular disease, according to the AHA.
A diet high in saturated fat increases both your total cholesterol and your LDL (bad) cholesterol. Some experts say that limiting your saturated fat intake is one of the most important cholesterol-lowering tips you can follow. No more than 10% of your calories should come from saturated fatsthat's about 15-25 grams daily, depending on your calorie needs. People with other heart disease risk factors should limit their intake to 7% or less. Try to limit or avoid these sources of saturated fat: bacon, bacon grease, beef, butter, cheese, cream, cream cheese, ice cream, lard, palm kernel oil, palm oil, pork, poultry, sour cream, and whole milk.
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Nice to have these numbers. Both my mom and dad have/had heart disease and it's been a couple of years since I've had a cardiac check. Time to schedule one.
Thanks for the wake-up call.
|Numbers are guidelines but women need to not feel save by them in all cases. I was diagnosed with Invasive Coronory Artery Disease when my total cholesterol was 136, LDL 70, and HDL 62. Pain in my left jaw when doing water aerobics took me to a doctor who eventually put stents in 3 arteries that were 95% blocked. My age (69) and apparently heredity have played an important fact in my health
|They say 100 or less for fasting glucose however there is a place where you are too low also - low blood sugar is a health issue too and often it is ignored as being a important. It affects functionality and cognitive powers too.
|Very good information and something you can think about on a daily basis to correct. Information like this can be beneficial to a good, healthy life style change and improvement. It is a great reminder for me.
|Very good information, some of my numbers need to be worked on.
|great article, thanks!
|It is good to know exactly what are considered to be "good" levels for HDL and LDL and triglycerides. My doctor always tells me that they are good, but I've never actually know where I fall. Now, armed with this knowledge I will ask exactly what my numbers are!
|This was an excellent slideshow . I need to love 9 more lbs to be in the healthy bmi range. With that all the other numbers should be in line. this will give me incentive to work harder. We all know this information but it is great to keep hearing it.
right now my bmi has me morbid obese.....my other numbers are good
i find all info soooo helpful, i feel more confident in reaching my goal now..
|very informative.
|So helpful!
|Good numbers to check as often as you can.
|This has a lot of good information
|Good numbers
Wonderful info!Want to share with co-workers. We are completing a "Destination Wellness" challenge this year.


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Here is the long winded version of my two friends and my hunt from this weekend. Well so my two friends and I knew that it was going to be a tough weekend for turkey hunting near Detroit Lakes due to the wind and rain/snow but we had pretty high hopes. After doing research on locating turkeys in high wind we felt pretty good. So two of us get up there Friday afternoon and get geared up and probably walk a couple of hundred yards into the trees and down through some pasture land and across a fence when we see some hens feeding off to side about 200 yards or so. I snuck up to the top of a small ridge and glassed them and noticed that none were toms so we chose to keep working our way South and keep our eyes out for toms. We felt very good at this point because we were able to locate the turkeys in the low areas of the woods within 30 minutes or so. We soured the rest of the area and then doubled back on those hens to see if we could get closer and they ended up busting us and running across a field. We counted 6 turkeys but we could not follow as they were on property that I did not have permission to hunt. We ended up heading to another field and woods that we have access to and as we are walking that way I say to my buddy that we should see turkeys there since the farmer just got done planting that afternoon. By this time it is about 5:30 or so. We come along trail on the edge of the field and as we crest a small hill we see a tom in full strut with a couple of ladies. I drop my decoy bag on the ground and then tell my buddy to set up while I poke a hen decoy above the hill in hopes of getting him to come in. Unfortunately he and the remaining turkey are gone into the woods. I have my buddy set up near the location where we saw them and in my moment of not thinking clearly forget my decoy bag and walk in the woods to a point that has been very good to me in the past. So as I settle in I do some light calling and 20 minutes later there he is and he is by himself and looking for the hens he was with. I slowly grab my rangefinder and range him at 60 yards. I am now cussing under my breath for forgetting the decoys and they more than likely would have coaxed him in to range. That was pretty much the end of the first day. We plan to hunt the same area the next morning with my other buddy that came in late Friday night. We set up Saturday night and here some gobbling but the wind starts kicking up and we cannot get him to come closer. Saturday was a tough day as the winds were stronger than Friday. The weather said that the winds were 30-40 with gusts of 50-60. We saw 2 turkeys heading into the low area we saw them at Friday so we immediately get ahead of them and have a guy on each side of this small valley with a decoy in the middle in attempts to create an ambush. After an hour we cannot figure out where they went so we go back to our designated meet up point and we see 2 turkeys 300 yards away, confirmed by Google Earth, and as we are slowly walking towards the fence line to get a better look they walk into the trees. Their eye sight continues to amaze me. 300 yards and they are in the field while we are walking in the trees and they still spot us. We ended up setting up in the same location we saw turkeys at Friday night and after a while I hear a shot gun blast and then a couple of seconds later 2 more blasts. I assume that my friend got one. I find out later that is was a coyote. The landowners were very happy that we shot the coyote. Sunday morning the weather was worse than the previous days with a temperature of about 25-30 and howling 30+ mph winds out of the Northwest and 1-2 inches snow on the ground. After about an hour and a half at a location that was recommended to us we pull the plug and head home to see the families. In retrospect I am not sure what I would have done differently except bring the decoy bag with me Friday night and kill that gobbler. The weather up there today is winds around 15 mph and temperatures near 50, GRRRRRR!!! My father in law has already seen about 4 toms around the house and one really big one.
One of the few good things is that we have access to over 1200 acres of very good turkey hunting land and we are learning how to better hunt turkeys every year so that way when our kids are old enough we should be pretty darn effective turkey hunters.
I have 10 more days before I can go to Wisconsin and try to some sort of redemption.
If anyone has any suggestions/tips/ideas/criticism on things that I could have done differntly please let me know as I am scratching my head on what I should have done.
A very frustrated Dewey.


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We offer great pay, schedules that fit your life, awesome managers, and other excellent benefits and opportunities. If you've got a flair for fun and are looking for a great team to work with, we want YOU!
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Thank you for your interest in becoming a Buffalo Wild Wings team member. We are always looking for great people to join our organization and appreciate you taking the time to complete our application. If there are currently no immediate hiring needs, we will keep your information on file for future opportunities and contact qualified applicants at that time. Again, thank you for your time.
Buffalo Wild Wings, Inc is a NASDAQ-traded (BWLD) restaurant company and an equal opportunity employer.
- Superior customer service and hospitality skills
- Excellent verbal communication and interpersonal skills
- Conflict management skills, analytical skills and a high degree of emotional intelligence in order to recognize and resolve Guest issues
- Knowledge of proper sanitation, food safety and security procedures
- Understanding of BWW food and beverage menus, and the ability to make suggestions to Guests
- Awareness of current marketing promotions and up-coming events to pro-actively inform Guests
- Strong skills in time management and organization, with an excellent attention to detail
- Basic mathematical skills and the ability to handle money accurately
- Basic knowledge of Point of Sales systems
- Ability to maintain a high degree of pace and intensity for an extended period of time
- Must be reliable and dependable by being punctual, adhering to a schedule and covering shifts when necessary
- Maintain positive working relationships with all Team Members and managers
- Prior experience in a restaurant or customer service role preferred
- REQUIRED: Must be legally able to work in the US; verified by E-Verify