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Feb Club 2013 -- February 9, Baltimore
Feb Club Emeritus
Saturday, February 9, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM (CET)
Who's Going
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Event Details
Network, reconnect or find friends you just haven't met yet all while having a good time at the NEW Mt. Washington Tavern! It's time for the annual Baltimore Feb Club event. Tickets are just $30/person (cash only at the door please) and the cost of the ticket includes appetizers as well as 2 drinks. You will also be expected to hoist a cup or two during the evening! Make plans to be at Mt. Washington Tavern on Saturday, February 9th for our yearly social soiree and start practicing Mory's Song now! Street parking is metered and valet is also available.
When: Saturday, February 9
Time:5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Where:Mt. Washington Tavern, 5700 Newbury Street, Batimore, MD
When & Where
Mt. Washington Tavern
5700 Newbury Street
Saturday, February 9, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM (CET)
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Jessica Alba, Megan Fox & Ed Helms Ring in the 2013 Golden Globe Nominees
Continuing to ring in awards season, Jessica Alba, Megan Fox, and Ed Helms were on hand at the Beverly Hills Hilton Hotel early Thursday morning (December 13).
The A-list trio read off the list of lucky nominees for the 70th Annual Golden Globes Awards, which Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will host on January 13.
This year's Globe favorites included the highly anticipated film "Les Miserables" earning multiple nods, along with "Argo," "Lincoln," "Silver Linings Playbook," and "Zero Dark Thirty."
Here is the full list of nominees:
Best Picture, Drama:
"Django Unchained"
"Life of Pi"
"Zero Dark Thirty"
Best Picture, Musical or Comedy:
"The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel"
"Les Misérables"
"Moonrise Kindgom"
"Salmon Fishing in the Yemen"
"Silver Linings Playbook"
Best Director:
Ben Affleck, "Argo"
Kathryn Bigelow, "Zero Dark Thirty"
Ang Lee, "Life of Pi"
Steven Spielberg, "Lincoln"
Quentin Tarantino, "Django Unchained"
Best Actress, Drama:
Jessica Chastain, "Zero Dark Thirty"
Marian Cotillard, "Rust and Bone"
Helen Mirren, "Hitchcock"
Naomi Watts, "The Impossible"
Rachel Weisz, "The Deep Blue Sea"
Best Actor, Drama:
Daniel Day-Lewis, "Lincoln"
Richard Gere, "Arbitrage"
John Hawkes, "The Sessions"
Joaquin Phoenix, "The Master"
Denzel Washington, "Flight"
Best Actor, Musical or Comedy:
Jack Black, "Bernie"
Bradley Cooper, "Silver Linings Playbook"
Hugh Jackman, "Les Miserables"
Ewan MCGregor, "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen"
Bill Murray, "Hyde Park on Hudson"
Best Actress, Musical or Comedy:
Emily Blunt, "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen"
Judi Dench, "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel"
Jennifer Lawrence, "Silver Linings Playbook"
Maggie Smith, "Quartet"
Meryl Streep, "Hope Springs
Best Supporting Actress:
Amy Adams, "The Master"
Sally Field, "Lincoln"
Anne Hathaway, "Les Miserables"
Helen Hunt, "The Sessions"
Nicole Kidman, "The Paperboy"
Best Supporting Actor:
Alan Arkin, "Argo"
Leonardo DiCaprio, "Django Unchained"
Philip Seymour Hoffman, "The Master"
Tommy Lee Jones, "Lincoln"
Christoph Waltz, "Django Unchained"
Best Screenplay:
Mark Boal, "Zero Dark Thirty"
Tony Kushner, "Lincoln"
David O'Russell, "Silver Linings Playbook"
Quentin Tarantino, "Django Unchained"
Chris Terrio, "Argo"
Best Foreign Language Film:
"A Royal Affair"
"The Intouchables"
"Rust and Bone"
Best Television Comedy or Musical:
"The Big Bang Theory"
"Modern Family"
Best Television Drama:
"Breaking Bad"
"Boardwalk Empire"
"Downton Abbey"
"The Newsroom"
Best Actress, Television Drama:
Connie Briton
Glenn Close
Claire Danes
Michelle Dockery
Juliana Margulies
Best Actor, Television Drama:
Steve Buscemi
Bryan Cranston
Jeff Daniels
Jon Hamm
Damien Lewis
Best Miniseries or Television Movie:
"Game Change"
"The Girl"
"Hatfields & McCoys"
"The Hour"
"Political Animals"
Best Animated Feature:
"Rise of the Guardians"
"Hotel Transylvania"
"Wreck-It Ralph"
Enjoy the pictures of Megan Fox, Jessica Alba, and Ed Helms at the Golden Globe Awards 2013 (December 13).
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Sally Field: Vision in Red at the 2013 Oscars
Bring her ultimate star power to the biggest night in Hollywood, Sally Field arrived at the 85th Academy Awards on Sunday (February 24).
The "Lincoln" star was all smiles as she posed for the photographers in a stunning red gown before heading inside for the main event.
Miss Field is nominated for an Oscar in the Best Supporting Actress category alongside Anne Hathaway, Amy Adams, Jacki Weaver, and Helen Hunt.
Meanwhile, her flick "Lincoln" is up for a total of 12 awards, while "Life of Pi" has 11 chances at greatness. Additionally, "Silver Linings Playbook," and "Les Miserables" have each received 8 nominations.


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Dr. Veena S. Gandhi Shows How Yoga Can Lead to Healthy Babies
In her new book "Creating a Miracle Child with Yoga: The Practical and Complete Guide for Expectant Parents" (published by Abbott Press), Dr. Veena S. Gandhi combines conventional medicine and prenatal yoga to offer parents a pathway to brighter, balanced newborns.
"After delivering babies for 35 years as an obstetrician and teaching yoga for 15 years, I was thrilled with the amazing outcome in the newborn where conventional medicine was combined with yogic practices before, during and after pregnancy," reveals Gandhi. "I also wanted to help parents with happy and harmonious homes and not only brilliant but mentally well-balanced children."
In "Creating a Miracle Child with Yoga," Gandhi details how the full potential of newborns can be achieved by combining conventional medicine with yogic lifestyle. "Harmonious and joyful parents, especially peaceful, confident and energetic mothers, are able to transfer these virtues, aptitude and attitude to her unborn fetus," states Gandhi, who has amassed years of experience into the effects of yoga on pregnancies.
"Creating a Miracle Child with Yoga" delivers practical advice for the novice and experienced yogi, including easy-to-follow instruction on yoga postures, breathing techniques, meditation techniques, modes of delivery and yogic diet. The book also advises expectant parents on the pros and cons of anesthesia during labor and guides them in how to have an enjoyable and productive postpartum period along with techniques to get back into pre-pregnancy weight and physiology.


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This time I was in a hurry to get home. I had driven over 250 miles so far going from job to job, was on an empty stomach and I wanted to get home.
Always lovely to see the pretty blue lights racing up behind you when you are in the middle of no where but they get your attention quickly when you know you are speeding.
It was a younger State Trooper this time. So car goes off, window down, interior light on and hands on wheel with fingers spread and thumbs interlocked.
He walked right up and said license and registration. I know I don't have to inform but I do and told him before I reached for anything. I told him I was armed, I have my permit and it is on my right hip. He said ok and that was the last mention of the gun.
So I give him my DL/papers and told him I knew I was exceeding the posted limit and it had been a long day and I wanted to get home. I told him I know that is not an excuse for my speed but it was the truth.
He went back to his cruiser and in about three, maybe four minutes returned. Told me to slow down a tad and have a nice night. I told him thank you and went on my way.
Now I don't know if Maine State Troopers don't like to write tickets. I don't know if my CFP helps or me just being honest but getting out of doing 17 over the posted limit twice with nothing but a verbal both times makes me wonder if the CFP does not make a difference.
I honestly thought I was getting a ticket this time. I deserved it and would not have contested it. I know I will still break the posted limit but I do know that I am going to slow down on Route 9 in Maine. I have no plans on finding out of the 3rd time will be when I get hit with almost a two hundred dollar fine.


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Not so long ago, I heard about Lou Biondo's grip services on this board. Custom 1911-Glock- M&P's I was wanting to get the grip on My Glock 17 chopped down to a 19. I contacted him, and he assured me he would do the work with a 2-week turnaround time. I shipped the frame off to him and sure enough, he had it done and back to me in two weeks. The work, fit and finish are superb, and I could not be more pleased.
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text: Posted October 12, 2011 Here's the senario,I'am setting up a BOA which will mostly include a large amount of commcercial items, and modified commercial items.The quesiton being, what is required for the cost estimate? FAR 15.403-1 (3) makes me think it's not necessary, but is that for a BOA too? Also, since the exact requirements are not known, a cost estimate seems impossible. But, on the other hand the modifications to the commercial item would not meet the definition of commcerial, probably.Or, would each individual order, not commercial, require a cost estimate.Any direction?Thanx, Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Color and Drama in Two Choral Requiems from Post-Napoleonic France
The Requiem text has brought out the best in many composers. Requiem settings by Mozart, Verdi, and Fauré are among the most beloved works among singers and listeners alike, and there are equally wondrous settings by Berlioz and Duruflé, as well as composers from before 1750, notably Jean Gilles. »


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So far this week's Guest Blog from The Australian Ballet is making me feel like a little girl in lolly shop! I'm giddy with excitement and overwhelmed by how beautiful everything is! Mostly I'm amazed by the talent of those who, piece by piece, contribute to every element of the production. – Jenny x
Photos by Thomas Dallas Watson
I'm ushered into a large workroom where seamstresses are quietly fastening hems with precision. Inside the wardrobe department of The Primrose Potter Australian Ballet Centre, swathes of silk are pinned to a mannequin named Pavlova, piles of tulle sprout from table corners, and huge wicker baskets filled with boots and slippers line the walls.
Photograph by Kate Scott
While The Australian Ballet is touring Tokyo and Nagoya, wardrobe production manager Michael Williams agrees to give me a sneak peek at the restoration process of Stanton Welch's seductive production of Madame Butterfly. The ballet, an adaptation of Puccini's classic opera, was designed by Peter Farmer, one of the dance world's most experienced and revered artists. His costumes – all 170 of them – are currently undergoing necessary repairs before the company next performs the ballet, from February 2011.
Photos by Thomas Dallas Watson
In the workroom, amidst the maze of deep plum organza ball gowns and mossy green kimonos, there lie several 'Kabuki Sailor' costumes that appear to be bleeding deep crimson, and a set of black mesh masks that look suitable for fencing. It is a ballet of stark contrasts, with the ultra-feminine, languid kimonos placed against the warrior-like outfits worn by the dominating males.
Madame Butterfly pic by Paul Empsom
Diaphanous silks float delicately from the arms of the female dancers, seeming only to illuminate the pathos of Butterfly's story. Sculptural black head-dresses worn by the Japanese men might have been plucked out of a Philip Treacy showroom, whereas Butterfly's girlfriends wear flowers in their hair so delicate it is as though each young woman has been sprinkled with cherry blossoms.
– Annie Carroll, a former dancer with The Australian Ballet who hung up her pointe shoes in 2009 to study media and communications. When Annie is not putting pen to paper, she is most likely found indulging her passion for independent publications, perusing pretty clothes, and digesting tea and biscuits.


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This article will explain how to login into Facebook using Perl language? We will be using WWW::Mechanize again for this. You can use mechanize library for automating interaction with websites. The mechanize supports lot of different methods to handle text, HTML or images. It also automatically stores cookies, follow redirections etc. You can even parse links, follow links or submit web based forms easily.
Accessing the Facebook homepage requires you to be a valid user and must be logged in to do further activity. Simply fetching a webpage will not work as it will redirect you to a login page since you are not authenticated to Facebook. So you need to store credential cookies and will have to send that cookies on each requests. For this, we will use another Perl module called HTTP::Cookies. The method will be,
$cookie_jar = HTTP::Cookies->new
The above method will save our cookies. Here is the complete code for Facebook login,
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use WWW::Mechanize;
use HTTP::Cookies;
my $url = "http://www.facebook.com";
# credentials
my $username = 'Enter User Name';
my $password = 'Enter Password';
my $mech_request;
sub login
$mech_request = WWW::Mechanize->new(autocheck => 0);
my $res = $mech_request->get($url);
$mech_request->field(email => $username);
$mech_request->field(pass => $password);
my $contents = $mech_request->content();
return $contents;
#access Facebook URL's after Login
sub fb_pages()
my $url = shift;
my $res = $mech_request->get($url);
my $data = $mech_request->content();
print $data;
# Start - Login to Facebook
my $data = login();
print $data;
# Now you have logged in and saved a cookie
# access anything
#my $page_url = "http://www.facebook.com/games?ap=1";
# fb_pages($page_url);


text: Futurelooks' Back to School Guide To Being a Successful PC Gamer and Student James White September 5, 2011 Guides 5 Comments 24 Flares Twitter 0 Facebook 0 Google+ 2 Pin It Share 22 Reddit 0 Email -- 24 Flares × Prev1 of 2NextUse your ← → (arrow) keys to browse With back to school in full swing this week and many of us back to studying our computer information systems books, I thought it would be a good idea to address a concern of many Freshmen which is often overlooked by parents and college advisers. This is the large sum of money freshmen college students often find not only burning a hole in their pockets, but are being encouraged to spend it. For many teenage PC enthusiasts, it is the first time their hobby is unrestricted and/or well funded. As someone with years of college experience, with a degree in progress, let me share some advice about maintaining your GPA while saving the universe from Reapers and Zombies. Your College Major is a Factor in any Custom PC Build I know what you're thinking: A current generation gaming PC is more than enough power for school work. I will not deny that this is true for most college majors, but there are some special considerations you need to take into account. For example, if you are in college for Computer Engineering, you will need a serial port. This does not mean you should limit the selection to motherboards with serial ports, but just be aware you will be spending $10 to $15 on a serial to USB adapter or adding serial ports to your build via a back panel expansion bracket. Spending $15 of your budget for an adapter is small, but your major could be a much larger investment. Graphical Design, Software Design, or any major involving graphics rendering can alter a build completely. You might think graphics would mean you want a powerful graphics card and you would be wrong. Programs you use for these majors like Maya and 3DS Max will eat as much CPU power and RAM as you give it. As far as graphics go, spending at least $150 on a professional GPU like the AMD FireGL or Nvidia Quadro would benefit you far more than a $700+ consumer gaming card. This is not just for people with computer related majors either. If you are in college for an art related major or majors with a lot of audio/video editing you will need a lot of RAM, 5 Hour Energy Shots, and more RAM. This is different than a gaming rig as you need only 4 to 6 GB of RAM for even the most over powered system. A good editing computer will have 16 GB of RAM or more to keep things running smoothly. When a computer is required for a major, you can find recommended specs online or get them from your adviser. Just remember to consider your major if the computer will double as a work machine. Not everyone will be have the luxury of lugging around two machines or have the space to put them in. Especially if you're living in on campus housing in a very small dorm room. Keep College Work and PC Gaming Separate If your college major is simply not a factor in your PC selection, it is still a factor in a PC build that should last you for most of your academic career. When you are sitting in front of a computer built to play the latest and greatest games, it's hard to keep working on your English Lit paper. The best thing you can do in this case is to simply not do college assignments on your gaming PC. If you spend your entire PC budget on your uber desktop, do your assignments somewhere else. Go to the library, the coffee shop, another friends room, dorm lobby, or anywhere away from your gaming rig. Let your room mate play a few rounds of Battlefield on your uber rig while you do your work on their system. If you'd rather work on your own PC, then make room in your budget for a less expensive laptop. Remember, this computer is for college and not portable gaming. This time you want to focus on overall performance and not raw power. First, do not buy a netbook for school work. The 11" screen will cause eye strain headaches that feel like someone hit you in the head with a baseball bat after a few hours of squinting. An average screen around 15", smallish HDD, dual core CPU, and 2 or 3 GB of RAM should be plenty. While this will cut into your gaming PC budget, it is more than worth it because a degree is more valuable than a level 80 Paladin. Battery life may also be a consideration so do check out AMD's new APU powered notebooks or INTEL Core i3. Notebooks in this range can be had for around $500 or less and provide all day battery performance. If you do decide to go the laptop route, you have to treat your laptop like a work computer. Don't install unncessary software, especially if it's a game. If its not school related, don't install it. This means no movies, no Netflix, no music, no IM. If you use this laptop to take notes in class, disable the WiFi. Paying attention in class instead of reading Facebook status updates, or twitter posts will save you study time and allow you to enjoy an extra round of Starcraft II after class. Prev1 of 2NextUse your ← → (arrow) keys to browse TylerIngram I bought a 15" i7 Asus laptop for school last year. This year I've gone with a Macbook Air. Why? Portability and battery life. I hated how my Asus would only last 1.5hrs-2hrs max with the CPU down to 25%, displayed dimmed and all that stuff to try and squeeze out as much battery life as possible. The MBA lasts me 5-9hrs depending on what I am doing. Which is plenty of time to sit in lecture and type out notes, or work without worrying about getting a spot with a power outlet. Sure I went from a i7 to a i5, but I don't do any graphic intense work, and our programming isn't compile intensive either. Or at least it wasn't the last year. I'm sure the MBA will be able to handle whatever I throw at it. I do love how it doesn't create as much heat as my Asus does, or how noisy the Asus is when the CPU and GPU kicked in. With only a 128GB SSD, I am limited to what I install on my machine. Granted, I have it dual-booted with Win7 just in case I come across something that will only work/run/compile in a Windows environment (I have a win32 programming class this term). So that leaves me 80GB for the MacOS and 40GB for the Win7 install. I'll have to lug around my little 320gb 2.5" drive I suppose, which shouldn't be too much of a hassle for school. Perhaps I'll pick up an 8GB usb key or something for documents etc. Anonymous I think we've got two different machines at polar opposites. The MacBook Air 13 is $1299 US. It's ultra portable and sacrifices horsepower for extended battery life. The SSD helps keep things responsive in non-CPU/GPU intensive situations which gives it responsiveness for probably 90% of the things people do. However, ask it to crunch a video or work through a 3D render, and that is where you will see its weaknesses. It's also not a gaming machine. Today, a Sandy Bridge Core i7 powered 15 inch gaming notebook with 8GB of RAM, 500GB hard drive, with a 128GB SSD for boot drive can be had for $1299. Discrete GPU onboard and with the combination of Sandy Bridge and nVidia optimus, an extra hour or two of battery life. But of course, you give up portability and all day battery life. But if you had to pick ONE machine to game with and to work with, it's a pretty easy decision. jimsing59 I don't think that the netbook or a tablet will ever replace a laptop. It's just simple ergonomics. James M singleton recommends at least a 15 inch laptop with 1440X900 screen resolution, Dual-Core CPU, Bluetooth, TV Tuner, Windows or/and Ubuntu/Kubuntu operating systems. Integrated graphics will suffice as there should be little time left for gaming. tron props for the aerial pic of Miss. State's campus.


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Putnam County's Emergency Management Agency director said there were no real surprises from this week's flooding. EMA Director, Steve Odenweller said reports indicate about a dozen homes in Putnam County received some water damage according to the Courier. One Ottawa business was also flooded, but Odenweller said the owners have it down to a science in terms of moving inventory out of harms way. He said, "Overall, other than curtailing foot traffic, I don't believe the Ottawa businesses were all that affected by the water like they have been in the past.
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Well, well, well... what a week. As the launch of Drones draws ever closer, we take a look at the teasers and tidbits of information sneaking their way onto the interwebs.
We've had Instagram, Twitter and Facebook posts from Muse, Tom Kirk and Matt Mahurin (he's in charge of the LP's artwork), as well as an early interview with Ticketmaster to whet our appetites.
So let's get started.
Matt has hinted that the next single will be titled 'Psycho', in a series of tweets going back and forth between himself and fans.
"Psycho" coming soon... http://t.co/77gywsMUDW #HumanDrones— Matt Bellamy (@MattBellamy) February 28, 2015
If that wasn't enough, he's also tweeted a number of controversial articles on the subject of politics and psychopaths, suggesting they will play a theme in track #1 of the album.
Whilst Matt has been pontificating, Tom Kirk has been teasing. Instagram, though, has taken centre stage, with posts by Muse hinting that the album will hit stores mid-June (notice the 0615):
If that wasn't enough, Matt has conducted his first interview in what seems like an age. He discusses going back to their roots, the infamous Citizen Erased sequel, and themes on the new album.
Still want more? OK then. Matt Mahurin, Drones artist extraodinaire, posted this earlier today.
It's amazing that there is only one copy of the cover and it lives inside this little box, yet it will soon go out into the world for all to see. I've done covers for U2, Tom Waits, Metallica, Queen Latifah and Peter Gabriel-and the cover for Muse is one of my all-time favorites. Again, my thanks to the boys of Muse for inviting me into their world. #muse #musedrones #musers
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Week of September 22—28, 2013
"Metamorphosis" is the second of three exhibits celebrating the 150th anniversary of the founding of University of Massachusetts Amherst.
May 20—September 27, 2013, Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat
Library, W.E.B. Du Bois,
Visitors to the UMass Amherst Renaissance Center this summer can enjoy the sense of traveling back in time to experience sights, smells and tastes of an authentic 16th-century kitchen garden.
July 25—September 25, 2013, weekdays 10:00 am-4:00 pm
August 17, 2013 10:00 am-3:00 pm
Massachusetts Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies
Signing up for intramurals is as easy as 1, 2, 3!
August 29—October 1, 2013
Recreation Center, 112H
At a time when more than half of the world's population is living in cities, any solution for dealing with the effects of climate change and the end of development based on fossil fuels has to take city planning into account.
September 1—October 31, 2013, weekends 12:00 pm-4:00 pm
Gateway City Arts
Curator Chris Nelson first connected with these five artists and Project NoA at the Vermont Studio Center, where he met Izuru Mizutani.
September 8—October 7, 2013, Sun/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri
Hampden Gallery
Colorful, energetic acrylic paintings tell stories about tough social and personal moments, and challenge viewers to ask themselves: Why?
September 9—September 27, 2013, weekdays
Augusta Savage Gallery
Du Bois in Our Time is a landmark exhibition that focuses on the intersection of art and the major issues of our time, centered on the legacy of W.E.B. Du Bois.
September 10—December 8, 2013, Sun/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat
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November 28—December 1
University Museum of Contemporary Art
Why Guantanamo? introduces visitors to the full story of Guantanamo – as a Cuban city, a U.S. military base, a humanitarian refugee center, and a controversial prison where suspected terrorists have been incarcerated, sometimes tortured, and often held without a trial or even legal counsel.
September 11—October 9, 2013, weekdays 11:00 am-4:00 pm
September 15—October 6, 2013, Sundays 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Herter Art Gallery
In a collaborative effort, The UMass Student Farming Enterprise, The UMass Permaculture Initiative, and UMass Gardenshare, are all coming together to organize a weekly farmers market on the lawn of Goodell Hall.
September 13—November 22, 2013, Fridays 12:00 pm-4:00 pm
Goodell Hall, Lawn
Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, by celebrating the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America.
September 15—October 15, 2013
All Campus
The Office of Family Resources Dinner On Us series offers parents an opportunity to learn more about themselves while acquiring new approaches to raising children who are responsible, respectful and resourceful.
September 16—December 2, 2013, Mondays 5:30 pm-7:30 pm
This event does NOT occur on:
October 14, November 11
Student Union
Amherst has a history of creative genius and a poetic legacy like no other.
September 20—September 28, 2013
Downtown Amherst
This group will provide a space for women to build a supportive network and to discuss issues that are particular to women in various stages of the dissertation process.
September 20—October 9, 2013
New Africa House
The score calls for various styles of singing. We seek a multi-ethnic, multi-racial, & multi-generational cast. We encourage singers from all Five Colleges & the Pioneer Valley community to audition.
September 22, 2013 1:00 pm-6:00 pm
September 23, 2013 6:00 pm-10:00 pm
Fine Arts Center, Room 204 and 206
Head coach Ed Matz leads the Minutewomen into action against Northeastern.
September 22, 2013
1:00 pm
Rudd Field
This introductory workshop will teach you how to get started using NVivo to import, code, and set up the node structure of your qualitative data.
September 23, 2013
1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Machmer Hall, W37E
Andrew Revkin has covered science and the environment for 30 years in newspapers, magazines, books, documentaries and his New York Times blog, Dot Earth, winning the country's top science journalism awards multiple times.
September 23, 2013
3:35 pm
Engineering Lab (E-Lab) II , 119 (Auditorium)
Part of the Fall 13 Research Colloquium Series.
September 23, 2013
4:00 pm
Thompson Hall, 519
From Overpopulation to Climate Wars: Why Too Much Apocalypse Turns Americans into Political Zombies
September 23, 2013
4:00 pm
Commonwealth Honors College Building, Events Hall-East
In the hands of the renowned experimental theater director Peter Brook, William Golding's classic novel about the primitivism lurking beneath civilization becomes a film as raw and ragged as the lost boys at its center.
September 23, 2013
7:00 pm
Commonwealth Honors College Building, 160A
All people and all types of performance are welcomed: essay reading, poetry, singing, instrumentals, etc.
September 23, 2013
7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Starbucks Coffee
The Marriott Meals is a core course within the HTM program in which students have the opportunity to manage the restaurant with a team of student employees.
September 24—December 6, 2013, Tue/Wed/Thu 11:45 am
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November 28
Campus Center, 11
Please join us for a talk titled "A Radio Voice for the Voiceless Around the World," presented by Pete Tridish, a diehard advocate for more democratic media organizations here in the U.S.
September 24, 2013
4:00 pm
Campus Center, 903
Join the Pioneer Valley Bread House in baking fresh bread. Learn about the art, the practice, the symbolism, and the magical powers of bread-making as a community!
September 24, 2013
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
B'Nai Israel Kitchens
UMass Jazz Faculty in Concert.
September 24, 2013
8:00 pm
Fine Arts Center Bezanson Recital Hall
An opportunity for faculty to discover how to make the most of their research sabbatical experiences.
September 25, 2013
12:00 pm-2:00 pm
Machmer Hall, W32
A visual artwork exploding with color and design, created on by eleven Tibetan monks.
September 25—September 26, 2013 1:00 pm-6:00 pm
September 27, 2013 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Fine Arts Center Concert Hall
Learn how to read-in data, create summary statistics, create graphs, and perform statistical tests using R.
September 25, 2013
2:00 pm-4:00 pm
Machmer Hall, W37E
"Guantanamo From Both Sides of the Fence," with Jana Lipman, associate professor of history at Tulane University; Jeff Johnston, former public works officer at the United States Naval Station, Guantánamo Bay, and Alberto Jones, Cuban employee at the base.
September 25, 2013
4:00 pm
Herter Hall, 231
Film Screening: "White Like Me Race: Racism & White Privilege in America" and Discussion with Tim Wise
Western Massachusetts premiere of the film White Like Me: Race, Racism & White Privilege in America.
September 25, 2013
7:00 pm
Thompson Hall, 104
Three panels discussing highlights of the NEA's materials in the new National Arts Policy Archives and Library being unveiled at UMass
September 26, 2013
11:00 am-5:30 pm
Campus Center, 10th floor
Professor Piper Gaubatz is an urban geographer specializing in the study of urban change, development and planning in East Asia and the U.S.
September 26, 2013
4:00 pm-5:00 pm
Hills North, 105
Head coach Ed Matz leads the Minutewomen into action against Bryant.
September 26, 2013
4:00 pm
Rudd Field
Speak to students and faculty to learn about this unique five-week summer program that combines culture, food studies and fun.
September 26, 2013
5:00 pm-6:30 pm
Herter Hall, 301
The students of the UMass Amherst Chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) present, 150 Years of Connections, a student and alumni networking night where students can connect with distinguished UMass alumni and advisory board members from a variety of professions.
September 26, 2013
6:30 pm-8:45 pm
Student Union, Ballroom
Pianist Vijay Iyer and alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa, two of the most celebrated artists of our time, have performed as a duo almost since their first meeting.
September 26, 2013
8:00 pm
Fine Arts Center Bezanson Recital Hall
LaTeX is a free, open source document authoring software suite for writing professional quality, publication ready papers. This short course will introduce you to LaTeX and provide you with all the basics to begin authoring your own documents.
September 27, 2013
10:00 am-12:00 pm
Machmer Hall, W37E
The School of Public Health and Health Sciences (SPHHS) holds an annual Fall Career Development and Internship Fair for undergraduates and graduate students in all departments.
September 27, 2013
10:00 am-1:00 pm
Student Union Ballroom
About a Key: Tonal Reference in Beethoven's Music and its Challenges for Schenkerian Theory
September 27, 2013
1:25 pm
Fine Arts Center, 44
Learn how to read raw data into Stata, browse and edit data, compute values, and do simple recoding.
September 27, 2013
2:00 pm-4:00 pm
Machmer Hall, W37E
Creativity is essential in art, in science, and in technology. But in what ways is creativity in these three areas different? In what ways is it similar? Technology is about invention, making and building; science is about unveiling, revealing what may already be there.
September 27, 2013
3:00 pm
Campus Center, 163C
UMass field hockey faces New Hampshire on Garber Field.
September 27, 2013
4:00 pm
Garber Field
Opening reception for the exhibition Du Bois in Our Time.
September 27, 2013
5:00 pm-7:30 pm
University Museum of Contemporary Art
Would you like to make a game in 24 hours, alongside other local game developers and Five College students? If so, join us for a game jam at Hampshire College.
September 27—September 28, 2013 6:00 pm-6:00 pm
Hampshire College - Adele Simmons Hall, Rm 126
Concerts by select professional Massachusetts dance companies.
September 27—September 28, 2013 8:00 pm
Rand Theater
Help us celebrate the 150 years of UMass Amherst by participating in the Mass Impact - 2nd Annual Alumni Day of Service. This campus-wide initiative brings students, alumni, faculty and staff together as we go out into local communities to help serve local needs.
September 28, 2013
8:00 am
Student Affairs & Campus Life, External Relations, the Student Government Association, the Alumni Association, and with the generous financial support of Alden Credit Union bring the Mass Impact Day of Service to UMass Amherst.
September 28, 2013
8:30 am
Haigis Mall
This symposium accompanies the exhibition Du Bois in Our Time, a landmark exhibition that focuses on the intersection of art and the major issues of our time, centered on the legacy of W.E.B. Du Bois and the causes he championed.
September 28, 2013
9:00 am-5:00 pm
Student Union Ballroom
Springfield Bound is a day-long orientation for students who will be working or volunteering in Springfield.
September 28, 2013
9:30 am-3:30 pm
Rebecca M. Johnson School
The 4th In-Conference Regatta for the fall 2013 season will be held at Mendums Pond Nottingham, New Hampshire by the University of New Hampshire.
September 28—September 29, 2013 9:30 am-7:00 pm
UNH Rec. Area,. UNH Sailing Club
The Minutemen take on Siena in the last game before the start of the conference play.


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CP Rail subcontracted to MMA in Quebec train crash
By Louise Egan
OTTAWA, July 31 (Reuters) - Canadian Pacific Railway , hired to transport oil from North Dakota to New Brunswick, subcontracted part of the job to the small railroad involved in the deadly crash in Lac-Megantic, Quebec, the company that chose the Canadian railroad said.
CP Rail, which had not until now been named in connection with the accident, subcontracted a section of the route to Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Railway (MMA), World Fuel Services said on Wednesday.
"We contracted with Canadian Pacific Railway on behalf of our crude oil marketing joint venture DPTS Marketing for the transportation of the tanker cars and crude oil from New Towne, North Dakota, to a customer in New Brunswick, Canada," said Ira Birns, chief financial officer of World Fuel Services, on a conference call after the company reported earnings.
On its website, U.S.-based World Fuel Services says it is an "integrated provider of credit, finance, services, and logistics to the energy and transportation markets."
A spokesman for CP Rail, Canada's No. 2 railroad, declined to comment.
CP Rail's indirect role could complicate determination of liabilities in the disaster. CP Rail said earlier this month that it was strengthening some of its operating safety rules in the aftermath of the Lac-Megantic crash.
The train derailed on July 6 in the small, tourist town of Lac-Megantic, where it exploded into a ball of fire, killing 47 people and destroying the town center. An estimated 36,000 barrels of oil spilled into the air, water and ground.
The Quebec government on Monday signed a legal order to force MMA and World Fuel Services to pay for the cleanup. Continued...


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Hi! We're Paul & Connie Sorensen. We love Zihuatanejo and spend 4 - 5 weeks during January and another 10 days or so during the late fall. We have been then nearly every month of the year...and love it anytime!!! We are still part of the working class, but continue to stay focused on the not so distant future when we can spend longer periods of time in paradise. We both work full time, Paul builds custom homes and I sell residential real estate. Something happens to you when you're there. The minute you step off the plane and feel the warm air, see the many smiling faces and you say to yourself, 'I'm home.' That is how it is for us.
We completed our purchase in 2006 when it was brick and mortar. Paul, a contractor on Vashon Island, WA, supervised a local contractor to build our dreams in mid 2008. Together we designed the condo interior, shopped in Patzcuarro, Morelia and Zihua for furnishings and by December 2008 we loaded our Mexico car and took a road trip to our new vacation home! It was a great trip and we thoroughly enjoy our time in Zihua. We first began visiting Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo about 10 years ago and on our first trip bought a time share. As the years went by, we realized that Zihutanejo felt like home. We have never regretted our decision to purchase a vacation property and each year we feel more and more a part of the community.


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As you may recall, I had a bit of a job transition this summer. After spending several years at sparkhouse, a division of Augsburg Fortress, and seeing the Animate series to completion, I got a month-long respite to finish my book. Then, after Labor Day, I joined Fortress Press as senior acquisitions editor.
Fortress Press has a long and distinguished history. Of late, like all publishers, the leadership of FP has had to make choices about how to move forward efficiently. The foci over the last several years has been theology, biblical studies, and reference works. These were good choices it seems, for Fortress has countered industry trends and grown significantly. For example, the number of titles released per year has doubled, to over 100, in just the past five years.


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Phoenix Edges Youngstown State, Remains Unbeaten in League
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
BOARDMAN, Ohio (GreenBayPhoenix.com) -
The Green Bay men's tennis team
remained unbeaten in Horizon League play on Friday night with a 4-3
victory over Youngstown State (7-8, 2-1 Horizon League) at the Boardman
Tennis Center. The Phoenix won the doubles point
and split the singles contests to improve to 14-5 overall and 3-0 in
the conference.
Green Bay opened the night by taking two of the three doubles contests to secure the match's first point. Phoenix juniors Craig Cox (Surrey, England) and Erik Finkenbrink (Duelman, Germany) teamed up at the No. 1 spot to defeat the Youngstown duo of Tariq Ismail and Dawoud Kabli 8-5, while freshmen Michael Tenzer (Neuried, Germany) and Michael Tebon (Excelsior, Minn.) paired up for the first time this season for an 8-3 win over Max Schmerin and Rodrigo Campos at No. 2.
Phoenix senior Paul Swanson (Coon Rapids, Minn.) - the reigning Horizon League Player of the Week - continued his strong run of play by picking up a dominating 6-2, 6-0 win over Tariq Ismail at the No. 1 singles spot. Green Bay also picked up straight-set wins at No. 3 and No. 4, as Finkenbrink knocked off Kabli 6-3, 6-4 (No. 3) and Cox cruised past Schmerin 6-3, 6-2 (No. 4).
Each of Green Bay's losses in singles play was decided in three sets.
The Phoenix returns to action on Saturday morning at Cleveland State - the defending Horizon League champions.
No. 1 - Craig Cox/Erik Finkenbrink (GB) def. Tariq Ismail/Dawoud Kabli (YSU) 8-5
No. 2 - Michael Tenzer/Michael Tebon (GB) def. Max Schmerin/Rodrigo Campos (YSU) 8-3
No. 3 - Zeeshan Ismeail/Silviu Mistreanu (YSU) def. Paul Swanson/Henning Jess (GB) 8-4
No. 1 - Paul Swanson (GB) def. Tariq Ismail (YSU) 6-2, 6-0
No. 2 - Silviu Mistreanu (YSU) def. Michael Tenzer (GB) 2-6, 7-6, 10-6
No. 3 - Erik Finkenbrink (GB) def. Dawoud Kabli (YSU) 6-3, 6-4
No. 4 - Craig Cox (GB) def. Max Schmerin (YSU) 6-3, 6-2
No. 5 - Rodrigo Campos (YSU) def. Christoph Hopfe (GB) 4-6, 6-4, 12-10
No. 6 - Zeeshan Ismail (YSU) def. Henning Jess (GB) 6-1, 2-6, 6-4
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In an interview to CNBC-TV18 Amit Gupta of ICICI Direct recommends investors to go short on HDFC Bank with stop loss of Rs 635 as part of his F&O strategy for an eventful week ahead.
Below is the edited transcript of the analysis on CNBC-TV18
At the close of trade on Friday, the market posted a slight recovery as the Nifty climbed back above 5,550 led by Maruti, BPCL and GAIL. The Nifty was at 5,563.90 down 10.85 points while the Sensex fell 25.83 points to 18,483.87. Among the other lead gainers in the Sensex were Bajaj Auto, Jindal Steel and ONGC up around 2 percent each.
Amit Gupta of ICICI Direct offers his F&O strategy for the week ahead when trade-balance data for March, the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) data for February and fourth quarter earnings of IT bellwether Infosys are to be announced.
"The stocks or sectors that provided some comfort to the market in this leg are starting to give up such as the technology segment to which funds were shifted on hopes of resilience against the falling market," he told CNBC-TV18
"HDFC Bank catches my eye from among the private banking segment though the stock may fall on long liquidation. The stock witnessed continuous delivery-based buying in the last two-three months at Rs 616. If the stock falls below Rs 616, there will be some long liquidation and the stock will fall to levels of Rs 570- Rs 580. I recommend investors to go short on the stock with a stop loss of Rs 635."


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Cosmos Studios was owned and founded by Kent Isaacs and was a purpose built, state-of-the-art songwriting and recording facility in Stockholm, Sweden. It originally opened for business in the early sixties and has since been a creative hub for hundreds of prominent Scandinavian and international artists, songwriters and producers.
It was recently sold and is now runned by Bagpipe Studios.
Cosmos Studios was closely affiliated with sister company Cosmos Music Group, which is the biggest independent music company in the Nordics.


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Each day we offer a sample of headlines that appeared in the world press along with our comments.
South Africa, Argus: "New Twist In Toilet Saga"
It goes up, not down?
Australia, Sydney Morning Herald: "Toddler Stuck In Washing Machine"
That's a new twist on dealing with diapers.
Denmark, Copenhagen Post; "Even Penguins Are Freezing"
The thought makes me feel warm.
New Zealand, New Zealand Herald: "Rise In Hate Crimes"
Just wait what happens to hate crimes now that Republicans haters control Congress.
Russia, Moscow Times: "Promises, Promises"
The story of campaigns and then comes the reality of governing.
Norway, Norway Post: "Not So Happily After"
The American people after voting clowns into power.
Canada, Toronto Star: "Slippery Commute"
Slips to get to Congress don't bother me, it's the slippery deals done in it, that are my concern.
UK, Guardian: "M16 Spy Not Gay"
He's just unhappy.
USA, New York Post: "Police Back Prostitution Reform"
To legalize or not to legalize it?
Sweden, The Local: "Pastor Over Sleeps"
Thank God was the reaction in the church.


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The Face Of The Republicans
Posted in the Caruthersville Forum
#1 Jan 28, 2014
Watching the state of the union address now and the look on the face of Speaker John Boehnr says it all how the republican party represents itself. PURE HATRED.
If he smiled his face would crack!
#2 Jan 28, 2014
How the hell is Boehner so tan this time of year??? LOL
The guy looks like he lives in a tanning bed.....LOL
Now the republican response is on....LIE FEST PART II LOL
But oh nooo Comrade Republicans NEVER EVER LIE DO THEY????
Says the Topix King of LYING!!
"Radical Islam! Radical Islam! "
Since: Mar 08
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#3 Jan 28, 2014
Didn't you see him laugh when Obama said he was saving America's healthcare? Doesn't that qualify as a smile?
#4 Jan 28, 2014
and now Betty's health care went up $700
and the GOP stands for a compassionate America LOL
You damn sure did GOP! You closed the economy like no other GOP congress ever did baby!!!! LOL
#5 Jan 28, 2014
Oh now we're praying..shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh everyone be quiet the GOP is praying..........Ok now back to hating and name calling Obama
LOL The GOP is a freaking mess LOL
Dang they lie more than Obama!!
"Radical Islam! Radical Islam! "
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#6 Jan 28, 2014
obamacare raised Betty' s healthcare $700 a month? What a shame...
5 years Obama as president and jobs are still scarce as hens teeth...
#7 Jan 29, 2014
I'm sorry Comrade did you have anything new to say? No?
For a lying hypocrite that hates Obama, why even watch? I caught the last few minutes and when the look on Boehner face and when GOP congress members refused to stand or applaud, says it all.
You think your diversity in politics will win the game. That's why your a hater and nothing more. I would love to see you debate Obama. Be the best bitch slap ever!
#8 Jan 29, 2014
Republican Party has a knack for producing missed opportunities. They demonstrated this gift in typical striking form with a simplistic, pre-K style message following the State of the Union Address Tuesday night.
Rather than go for substance and illustrate the shortcomings, contradictions and outright falsehoods which were contained in Obamas speech, they chose to have a little-known senator from Washington State, Cathy McMorris Rodgers, come on and tell us her life story.
While picking apples before dawn and saving money for college might have helped McMorris Rodgers to achieve her position as a U.S. senator, it truly is irrelevant as a follow-up to the State of the Union. There were plenty of erroneous points in the hour long speech that preceded her and that opportunity to counter wont be available in the same forum or form ever again.
Her feel-good speech contained only mildly substantive points. Generalized counterpoints were as close as she came to an actual rebuttal.
Broad topics such as putting jobs first, expanding the economy, and improving education and skills training sound nice, but there is no beef on this burger.
It took McMorris Rodgers over six minutes, past the two-thirds point of the video before she mentions specific action on any issues. On amnesty, she reassuringly offered the Republican position as being opposed, as well as standing for lower taxes, cheap energy and affordable health care.
All of this should have been in the front part of the video. Her personal story could have waited for the hardback version on a shelf at Barnes and Noble.
In typical anecdotal fashion, McMorris Rodgers talks of a letter she received from a generic, anonymous person who is intended to represent anyone of the public at large. This one was called Betty, from Spokane.
Bettys healthcare cost went up $700 per month under obamacare. She then makes the legitimate argument that a persons healthcare decisions should be their own, not the governments. She also issues a challenge to Obama to join Republicans in doing things the right way, by empowering people rather than spending them into poverty and unemployment.
She pitches the Republican Party by saying that these are the kind of things Republicans do every day because they believe in a government that trusts people.
The speech writers might see things differently, but who cares if the government trusts the people? It is irrelevant. The government shouldnt be in the trust business. Government is intended to provide some necessary services and then get out of our way. Any trust in the relationship is directed from the people towards the government or as is our current situation, a lack of trust.
While she may be a nice lady and a good person, delivering a simplified nondescript message after enduring an hour of Barack Obamas grand promises was hardly effective.
This is an example that the Republican leadership is inept in getting their message out. We are grownups and we can be talked to like adults. Even most Democrats should be able to communicate on an adult level.
Anyone who is on the other side of the fence who entertained the thought of finding out what the Republicans have to offer would have quickly had a change of heart. The messenger, a rural farm girl, talking rural farm background to Democrat voters living in urban areas, is not going to go anywhere.
Its a safe bet that many of the televisions that were still on when she started talking went dark while McMorris Rodgers was still describing her Four H experiences in Kettle Falls.
#9 Jan 29, 2014
He tans and spray tans because of his skin
He's a bad alcoholic and need 2 hide he's true skin color
That's also why he cries all the time. 1 of them crying drunks.
#10 Jan 29, 2014
you and ole bj are constantly on to poor ole cw because he is "knocking" obamie, yet you do the same with politicians you dislike - must be because he is white, huh - thought you were a step above gene and all his "names" - you're not my girlfriend anymore!!!(<;
#11 Jan 29, 2014
Betty from Spokane beats hell out Barack from Kenya
#12 Jan 29, 2014
I dont know. The republicans have been good to me with farming. Cant beat direct farm payment subsidies. We get then even when prices are high
#13 Jan 29, 2014
SERIOUSLY, did u just break up with me over the internet?
I never fussed at u 4 always backing up cw ( I think he goes by many names2)
I never slammed u about all ur comments about Obama or his wife
Like ya'll never said anything about Pelosi.....please
Last I look... Boehner wasn't "white"...he's brown.
I guess u just can't handle a woman with a different view on things.
I just want u 2 b HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY
I'm just sad, sad, sad. oooooo.... the pain.....the pain.....the pain....
I just hope I can get over u as fast as u got over me.
Just cause u don't like me anymore-doesn't mean I don't like u.
#14 Jan 29, 2014
we all make mistakes - mine, today, was breaking up with you - forgive me and take me back - it was just a "political" moment, thus it really did not mean anything -!!!
#15 Jan 29, 2014
What does race have to do with this?
Why are you and CW always bringing the color of someone skin into all these arguments?
The posts will start out with a subject and then someone replies and then a counter reply back and then you or CW start posting about race.
You brought it up not me or well
#16 Jan 29, 2014
All is FORGIVEN!!! Yeah... Yeah...4 us
Thank u 4 wanting me back. The pain is all gone and a smile is on my face
And my heart is full of JOY!!
Tiger High, I don't have to take u back.........I never really let go. I just couldn't.
#17 Jan 29, 2014
you're WAY out in left field, man - calm down and I will consider you for my best man -
#18 Jan 29, 2014
No Im dead on target....long as I aint gotta wear a tux
"Radical Racist Radical Liar"
Since: Dec 13
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#19 Jan 29, 2014
I bet after the speech you made your wife call you Obama in bed....Am I clear?
Do midgets turn you on? Are you still sexually active? Or is that the reason why you hate so much and stay in Topix?
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I so don't understand the thinking of HOP members. They are risking their homes, cars and financial stability and all for WHAT, to be on this special club? What are the benefits of being on this club? Mind you once he comes to town and take your 2k, the bank is wiped clean. If you want to be noticed again, you must donate another 2k.So Clarence B and his enterouge were in Charlotte over Farhers Day Weekend and after the reports went up Saturday night and all of our lost loved ones who literally broke their banks to get on his "Daddy's" club... He challenges everyone to work their faith and get their name on a scroll by when he comes back which will be Charlotte convocation...$2g's to get your name in the scroll., the last time Charlotte did the scroll, he was displeased as if everyone let him down because there weren't as many names as he wanted.. Mind you it was $500 a pop at that time. But with the stakes set higher some of these folk are stopping at nothing to do this.. You'd think it being the occasion if Father's Day there would be some kudos or encouragement for those fathers trying to be good fathers and some encouraging words for those slack... No instead he states that we are in a spiritual warfare and that we should not listen to any of the outside negative foolishness (Talking about us I guess) and that we need to work for god and follow Him (Him being Daddy B) I mean just a way to plug "Give me all your money" in the so called sermon which nobody seems to remember a scripture at all... But yet this is so defended and supported by the so called do what dad says members... Unbelievable... Your thoughts
I know of HOP houses that are truly suffering. Some are without air conditioners. Lights, gas and water have been shut off and the congregations are told to make payment arrangements with vendors. Because DC is not sending any help. I heard about his behavior, I was told there were a few hundred people on Daddys Club in Charlotte and he still told them that wasnt enough. I remember a member telling me a few months ago that they sacrificed their car note to make it on Daddys club and I made the comment, that wasnt a sacrifice; that was just ignorance and stupidity. I would rather they gamble their money away at least there is a slim chance they will get something in return. But with giving it to Bailey and his sister wives its just throwing money away, you surely wont receive anything in return. There is nothing about a Daddys Club or G-class in the bible. Some of these people have stop paying tithes and offering altogether in order to make it on Daddys club.
That person who sacrificed their car note is now begging for rides from HOP and famil members who charge them out of the wassu. Begging family members ( including yours truly) for help to purchase another car .


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Wrapping wood grain trim pieces with fabric
I'm pretty new to this forum, but I was really active on bimmerfest when I had my e36. Now that I'm back into the BMW world I'll start to contribute to my part in this forum now that I have an E46.
One of the first mods I did with the car was the interior. I really don't like, actually hate, the wood grain, so I thought I'd just jump in and give it a shot to redo it in fabric. I have seen many people do he 3m di-noc vinyl wrap, but I wanted to be a little different.
Disclaimer: If you mess up your interior or wreck your car from looking at your new fresh interior I am not responsible.
Now lets start with the DIY:
First you need to decide on what kind of material you want, I went with a red microsuede that matched sienna red really well. I bought a yard of it from Jo-Ann fabrics for 9 bucks! This was more than enough. If you choose to do a microsuede or a very thin fabric you will have to wrap your interior pieces twice, explained later. You will need some 3m 77 spray glue and if you got a thin fabric you will also need a glue called Tacky. It comes in a gold squeeze bottle that can be bought at any fabric store.
Now you need to pull your trim pieces out. Start out with the piece right infront of the passenger seat. Slowly pry it out. There will be quite a bit of tension holding it in place. Once that is out take the screw out that holds the radio trim piece in out. Now proceed to pull that one out as well. The last dash piece is the one around your headlight switch. This one prys out like the others as well. I also did the window switch surround. To pull this take the shift boot out. Then take the 2 screws on the side closest to the cup holders out. Pull it out gently and unhook your window switches.
Starting with the actual wrapping. Sorry in advance for not taking pictures while doing this. Take your first piece and cut a piece of material that leaves about an inch all the way around. The way contact adhesive works (3m 77) you have to spray both pieces (trim and fabric).
I would do a test on your fabric with the glue. Spray a small piece and see if the glue bleeds through. If it does don't worry I have a fix for it.
Spray the glue on both pieces and if you have a thin fabric I would take your finger and smear the glue on the trim to take out the "bumps" of glue. Do not try to smear the glue on the fabric because it doesn't work and you will waste that piece. If you don't smear the glue on the trim the "bumps" of glue showed through the fabric on my first piece. Now wait about 4-5 minutes for the glue to start to tack up.
Now apply the fabric. Try to lay it on as flat as you can by stretching the fabric as you lay it on. Don't worry if you don't get it perfect right now, you will have time to stretch the fabric and smooth it out. Now just work the fabric around the piece till you get it flat and wrinkle free. Just do the visible part of the trim and not the back side yet.
For the corners just stick the fabric to itself, but the not the back of the piece yet. Let your piece dry for about 15-20 minutes, so you have a good solid contact. Flip your piece over and spray more glue on the trim and on the fabric. Again let it tack up. Now lay your fabric down by pulling it tight around the edges to the back side. Once this glue dries (15-20min) You can take a razor blade and cut some of the excess off the back. I personally left a lot around the back, but I did cut the fabric that was doubled up in the corners out some. Make SURE you do not cut any closer than 1/4in to the edge.
Now onto if you got bleed through with the 3m 77 as I did. The bleed through looked terrible so I came up with a pretty good solution using the Tacky glue. This glue is only made to bond fabric to fabric. So therefore won't work or won't work well if you put it on the plastic of the trim to try to glue the fabric. Tacky resembles Elmer's glue almost exactly. What I did was spread the Tacky around on top of the fabric covered trim piece you just did. Yes we are going to put another layer on. I put glue all over the piece and smeared it around with my finger once again. You want enough to make the fabric look kind of a cloudy white to where you can tell the glue is there, but not overload it. Now repeat what you just did on the first layer of wrapping the piece.
Once you get it wrapped I used the 3m 77 to glue the backside down since bleed through back there is not seen obviously. Once you do this a couple times it becomes very easy and pretty self-explanitory. So now you can go wrap all the other pieces in you interior that you choose to do!
Here's a picture of how mine turned out.
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Criticizing President Obama's response to the Gulf oil spill, Karl Rove said Obama "should have shot straight" and acknowledged that the "only sure way" to stop the spill was to drill relief wells. In fact, Obama has repeatedly offered very similar comments about the spill.
Rove says Obama "should have shot straight," describes what Obama "should have" said
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ROVE: Here's my point about President Obama. He should have shot straight. He should have said, "You know what, this is a very difficult thing to deal with, we've never had to deal with it before. The only sure way of guaranteeing that this will stop is to drill these relief wells. It will take three months up to three months to do so. In the meantime, we're going to do everything we possibly can, working in concert with BP, to test out different ways to bring this to an early conclusion."
Obama repeatedly made comments similar to those Rove suggested
On May 14, Obama called stopping leak "extremely difficult" and discussed using the "most advanced technology that exists to try to stop the flow of oil as quickly as possible." In May 14 remarks in the Rose Garden, President Obama stated:
OBAMA: Now, the most important order of business is to stop the leak. I know there have been varying reports over the last few days about how large the leak is, but since no one can get down there in person, we know there is a level of uncertainty. But as Admiral Thad Allen said today, our mobilization and response efforts have always been geared toward the possibility of a catastrophic event. And what really matters is this: There's oil leaking and we need to stop it -- and we need to stop it as soon as possible. With that source being 5,000 feet under the ocean's surface, this has been extremely difficult. But scientists and engineers are currently using the best, most advanced technology that exists to try to stop the flow of oil as quickly as possible.
On May 27, Obama called the oil spill an "unprecedented disaster" that would be "very difficult to stop," and said it may "last until the relief wells are finished." At his May 27 press conference, Obama called the spill an "unprecedented disaster" that will be "very difficult to stop," and said that "we're exploring any reasonable strategies to try and save the Gulf from a spill that may otherwise last until the relief wells are finished -- and that's a process that could take months." From the press conference:
OBAMA: Yesterday, the federal government gave BP approval to move forward with a procedure known as a "top kill" to try to stop the leak. This involves plugging the well with densely packed mud to prevent any more oil from escaping. And given the complexity of this procedure and the depth of the leak, this procedure offers no guarantee of success. But we're exploring any reasonable strategies to try and save the Gulf from a spill that may otherwise last until the relief wells are finished -- and that's a process that could take months.
The American people should know that from the moment this disaster began, the federal government has been in charge of the response effort. As far as I'm concerned, BP is responsible for this horrific disaster, and we will hold them fully accountable on behalf of the United States as well as the people and communities victimized by this tragedy. We will demand that they pay every dime they owe for the damage they've done and the painful losses that they've caused. And we will continue to take full advantage of the unique technology and expertise they have to help stop this leak.
I'll close by saying this: This oil spill is an unprecedented disaster. The fact that the source of the leak is a mile under the surface, where no human being can go, has made it enormously difficult to stop. But we are relying on every resource and every idea, every expert and every bit of technology, to work to stop it. We will take ideas from anywhere, but we are going to stop it.
On June 1, Obama called the oil spill the "greatest environmental disaster" in history and said it may last until "the completion of the two relief wells." In June 1 remarks after meeting with the two co-chairs of the National Commission on the BP oil spill in the Gulf, Obama called the spill the "greatest environmental disaster of its kind in our history" and stated that "we'll ensure that any and all responsible means of containing this leak are pursued as we await the completion of the two relief wells":
OBAMA: I just met with these gentlemen, former Senator Bob Graham of Florida and former EPA Administrator, Bill Reilly. They will lead the National Commission on the BP oil spill in the Gulf, which is now the greatest environmental disaster of its kind in our history. Their job, along with the other members of the commission, will be to thoroughly examine the spill and its causes, so that we never face such a catastrophe again.
At the same time, we're continuing our efforts on all fronts to contain the damage from this disaster and extend to the people of the Gulf the help they need to confront this ordeal. We've already mounted the largest cleanup effort in the nation's history, and continue to monitor -- minute to minute -- the efforts to halt or capture the flow of oil from the wrecked BP well. Until the well is stopped, we'll multiply our efforts to meet the growing threat and to address the widespread and unbelievably painful losses experienced by the people along the Gulf Coast. What's being threatened -- what's being lost -- isn't just the source of income, but a way of life; not just fishable waters, but a national treasure.
There are now more than 20,000 men and women in the region working around the clock to contain and clean up the oil. We've authorized more than 17,000 National Guard members to respond across four states. More than 1,700 vessels are currently aiding in the response. And we'll ensure that any and all responsible means of containing this leak are pursued as we await the completion of the two relief wells.
On June 5, Obama said that "we are prepared for the worst," and warned that there would be "spillage until after the relief wells are completed." In his June 5 radio address, Obama said that "regardless of the outcome" of BP's attempt to cap the well, "there will still to be some spillage until the relief wells are completed":
OBAMA: Now, over the last few days BP has placed a cap over the well, and it appears they're making progress in trying to pump oil to the surface to keep it from leaking into the water. But as has been the case since the beginning of this crisis, we are prepared for the worst, even as we hope that BP's efforts bring better news than we've received before. We also know that regardless of the outcome of this attempt, there will still to be some spillage until the relief wells are completed. And there will continue to be a massive cleanup ahead of us.
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Fair value of this Colt 1903 Pocket 32ACP?
I am trying to ascertain the fair market value of a Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless chambered in 32ACP that I own.
This pistol has it's original grips and two-tone magazine. It also came with a set of Mother Of Pearl grips and grip screw when my dad got in the 1950's. It still shoots great and is surprisingly very accurate.
This pistol was apparently re-blued sometime before my father came to owning it. The mother of pearl grips, despite being quite thick, were never really used because my dad did not know how old they were and was afraid of them cracking if he shot this pistol with them on. Personally, I think they are more than thick enough to withstand any amount of shooting.
Interestingly, the serial number on the frame of this Colt is 388117...but the serial number on the slide is 389117. I am pretty sure it is a "9" and not a light strike that caused the 8 to look like a 9.
So, what is fair market value for this old Colt...including the pearl grips?
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CAMBRIDGE, MA – Flexible repayment schedules for microfinance loan recipients can reduce financial stress faced by individual clients. One important reason for this may be income gains due to improved business investments. That is the finding from a field experiment in India designed in part by Harvard Kennedy School Professor Rohini Pande, and reported in the September 26th edition of PLOS ONE,a peer reviewed, open access journal.
"Repayment Flexibility Can Reduce Financial Stress: A Randomized Control Trial with Microfinance Clients in India" is co-authored by Professor Erica Field, Duke University; Rohini Pande, Mohammed Kamal Professor of Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School; John Papp, Highbridge Capital Management; and Y. Jeanette Park, Harvard Business School.
Recent criticism of microfinance institutions has focused on a perception that the poor are being allowed to take on too much debt – leading to significant financial stress. In some cases, this debt has been blamed for borrower suicides. Nevertheless, the poor need credit to grow businesses and insulate against shocks. This paper finds that the financial stress of debt can be significantly reduced, and business income doubled, on average, by increasing loan repayment flexibility.
The researchers worked in collaboration with a microfinance organization called Village Financial Society (VFS) in Kolkata, India to gauge clients' responses to different loan repayment schedules with the intent of determining whether more flexible schedules reduced financial pressures and improved economic outcomes.
"The typical microfinance borrower faces a very rigid repayment schedule that requires her to make installments on a weekly basis beginning shortly after loan disbursement," the authors write. "While such a contract is believed to be an important component of keeping default at bay, frequent repayment also limits clients' ability to deal with short-term shocks to household income and could, therefore, be an important source of anxiety when there is a high degree of income variance."
"A central concern is that the psychological burden of frequent repayment – particularly among poor clients who often lack the financial tools to optimally manage loans – may in many instances offset the positive influence of access to credit, making microfinance borrowers worse off in terms of mental well-being," they write.
In the field experiment, some loan recipients were switched to a monthly repayment schedule, resulting in significant differences as compared to those on the weekly schedules:
• monthly clients were 51 percent less likely to report feeling 'worried, tense or anxious' about repaying than weekly clients;
• monthly clients were 54% more likely to report feeling confident about repaying their loan than weekly clients; and
• relative to weekly clients, monthly clients more than doubled their business income, on average;
• there was no evidence, however, that moving from a weekly to a monthly payment increased the default rate during the study period.
"The results show that flexibility in repayment reduced clients' mental stress along several dimensions, suggesting that product design can play a key role in influencing how microcredit affects the financial stress of the poor," the authors conclude.
"We find little evidence that the less frequent payments affected social interactions, default, spending on temptation goods, or clients' ability to smooth income," they write. "Rather, our results suggest that a schedule requiring less frequent payments leads to a reduction in financial stress because it enables clients to use their credit more wisely and take advantage of profitable investment opportunities, which results in higher household income."
These findings extend a growing experimental literature on microfinance. Previous work has shown that the existing microfinance contract increases indebtedness, but has little or no effect in reducing poverty. The authors suggest that improved contract structures should both allow clients to manage debt less with less stress, and to make significantly more profitable investment decisions.
Rohini Pande is the Mohammed Kamal Professor of Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School and co-Director of Evidence for Policy Design (EPoD) at Center for International Development, Harvard University. Her research examines how the design of democratic institutions and government regulation affects policy outcomes and citizen well-being, especially in South Asia. Her work emphasizes the use of real-world evidence to test economic models, often through large-scale field experiments in developing countries.
Rohini Pande, Mohammed Kamal Professor of Public Policy
"The typical microfinance borrower faces a very rigid repayment schedule that requires her to make installments on a weekly basis beginning shortly after loan disbursement," the authors write. "While such a contract is believed to be an important component of keeping default at bay, frequent repayment also limits clients' ability to deal with short-term shocks to household income and could, therefore, be an important source of anxiety when there is a high degree of income variance."


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You could also try something a bit shadier -- not that I have done it mind you....
Go buy the same unit locally and keep all the packaging real nice when you open it. Use the good one from the local retailer and substitute the broken one in the package and return to the local retailer. Tell them its broken and return it for your money back, everyone is happy!! Retailer is just going to send it back to the manufacturer for credit/replacement anyway, so no harm no foul...
Sorry........just realized tgoody had the exact same suggestionMike
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2003 SeaRay 182 -- gone but not forgotten...