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Each year, to contribute to international understanding between Europe and Japan, the Canon Foundation in Europe grants up to 15 Research Fellowships to highly qualified European and Japanese researchers. Continue reading
Employability Conference at the Management School
York Management School has organised an employability conference for week 8 (17 – 19 June). Open to any students interested in a career in management, finance or law, this is a great opportunity tofind out about the recruitment processes of a range of companies.
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If you have graduated in the last three years and are currently unemployed, you could be eligible for a British Council subsidised place to study a Trinity CertTESOL or Cambridge CELTA course at a UK training centre in 2013. More details about eligibility and how to apply can be found on the British Council website, and you need to apply by 30 September.
British Franchise Exhibition, 21-22 June, Manchester
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Careers Newsletter: Summer 2013, Weeks 9 and 10
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- Careers Events – sessions for final year students, employers on campus, skills sessions
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History students … today is the day for the History Careers Conference 2013. There is a great range of events on offer between 1.15pm and 7.30pm – including help with applications, understanding the value of your history degree, marketing yourself session, networking opportunity and lots more.
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These little flats are amazing and cute. Always get complimented on the colour. Very comfy to wear all day, runs true to size. Lpve them
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Love the flashy color of these Marc by Marc Jacobs mouse flats !
Definitively recommend this item.
The shoes run a bit larger than expected, but as I will wear them in summer without any socks, that is perfect !
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Such a fun bright flat! Wore it yesterday for the first time and got many compliments. The sizing does run big. I had to go a full size smaller
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As the previous reviewee recommends getting a size smaller than your normal shoe size, I did just that and am very happy. Thanks for the advice given, it really save me from all the hassle of exchanging them later on. Very pretty little jelly shoes, much softer than Melissa's, although I am not very sure about their durability. But so far, walking in them for a whole day seems fine. Love the blue and pink. Perfect for summer too.
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They do run large. I am usually a 36 in Marc by MJ and I ordered these in a 36. They're half a size too big. If my feet weren't so wide, I could probably have done with a 35. They're seem comfortable but I have yet to wear them out. They're not the most flattering on wide feet, as my feet spread out and look wider in these shoes. But they are most definitely cute, and I'm intending to wear them on a beach holiday.
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I have been eying the mouse flats from Marc Jacobs for years, so I finally decided to splurge. I bought the electric blue color, and am absolutely in love. Other reviews are right, in that these shoes run very big. I normally where a 6.5 or a 7. I ordered a 36 which is equivalent to a 6 and it fits well. I have worn these 4 or 5 times now. They are relatively comfortable. The first time I wore them one of my feet got a blister. Also, in the heat, your feet tend to sweat a little bit in them (but that's kind of a given with plastic shoes). I think the design is subtle enough to not look obvious yet still noticeable.
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I usually worn 5.5 in Marc Jacobs flats but size 5 is a little bit big for me. Anyway they are very comfortable! I have the pink one and they are much more brighter than on the picture - they are really neon and so cute!
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These shoes look and feel great but they do run a bit big. I normally wear a size 6 or 6.5 and i had to get a 35 in these. The jelly material is really soft and flexible so they are super comfy.
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Last year, I bought the black Jelly Thong sandals in size 38 (true to size) so I wanted to get the pink Jelly mouse flats in 38 as well but they were too big ... I got them in 36 instead ... and love them !!! Super comfortable and easy to wear !
The orange one are a little transparent but not the pink or green one.
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Imagine treasure hunting at scores of garage sales without driving all day. This is a great opportunity to clear out your closets, basements and storage units and sell items from your vehicles, tables, and trailers. You bring the "junk" we will bring the people!
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Autism is a condition that affects how a person communicates with, and relates to, other people. It also affects how they make sense of the world around them.
There are several different forms of autism including Autistic disorder, Asperger syndrome, Childhood Disintegrative Disorder and Pervasive Developmental Disorder – Not Otherwise Specified.
Autistic individuals vary enormously from each other but they all share the two 'core' features of autism:
- persistent difficulties with social communication and social interaction. For example, they may find it hard to begin or carry on a conversation, they may not understand social rules such as how far to stand from somebody else, or they may find it difficult to make friends.
- Restricted, repetitive patterns of behaviour, interests, or activities. For example, they may develop an overwhelming interest in something, they may follow inflexible routines or rituals, they may make repetitive body movements, or they may be hypersensitive to certain sounds.
However many people with autism also have significant strengths. These may include a good eye for detail, a high level of accuracy and reliability, an excellent memory for facts and figures, and the ability to thrive in a structured, well-organised work environment. Some also have considerable creative talent. Because of this, some individuals with autism do not consider autism to be a disability but a neurological difference.
Individuals with autism often have other conditions, such as sensory sensitivity, epilepsy and gastrointestinal problems. They may also have mental health problems such as anxiety and depression. Some, but not all, will behave in difficult and challenging ways.
Because of these problems, people with autism often struggle to make friends, do well at school, or find appropriate jobs. However, with the right help tailored to the needs of the individual person, some people with autism can lead relatively independent lives. Others will continue to need support and understanding throughout their lives.
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One of the teams rumored to be interested in the young D-back's services is the Atlanta Braves. You know, the same Braves team that just inked Justin's brother B.J. to a big contract.
So, could there be a brotherly reunion in Hotlanta?
The two have discussed it, apparently.
According to Braves beat writer for MLB.com Mark Bowman, the brothers Upton have thought about sharing the same outfield.
"B.J. Upton said he and his brother Justin Upton have had a few conversations about possibility of playing together in Atlanta."
And, as David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal Constitution tweeted out, there brothers would like to make it happen.
#Braves B.J.Upton & brother Justin have strong desire to play together and hope it happens when Justin is free agent in 3yrs, if not sooner.
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The D-backs are rumored to be seeking, at the very least, a young shortstop in return for Upton, and the Braves have one in Andrelton Simmons.
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A couple argued bitterly over the wife's weight loss and socializing in the months before police say he shot her to death at their Elmont home, then turned the gun on himself, neighbors and family said Tuesday.
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Professor Louie and the Crowmatix flying high
As Professor Louie and the Crowmatix fly, so soars their original twist on Americana music, reaching dizzying heights in the just released album, "Wings on Fire," with the band performing songs from the album Saturday at The Falcon.
Interviewed at LRS (Louie's Recording Studio) in Hurley, Louie discussed the band's venerable past and its continually expanding future, which he believes is best exemplified in the new album.
"We've played together since 2001. Our line-up has barely changed in those years. That much time on tour and in the studio has honed our music, such that we're one musician, one voice," Louie said.
"We're all rhythm section players, so we make each other look good on stage," Louie said, adding, "No egos get in the way there. In every song, each player gets the solo spotlight.
"But, in truth, we are that one musician, that one voice."
Louie laughed when asked how he got his "professor" moniker.
"Oh, it dates back to the days when I performed with Rick Danko," he said. "My middle name is Louis. Rick would say, 'Take it over, Louie.' Then, he started calling me 'Professor Louie' on stage and television and the name just stuck."
Louie said the name worked out for him when the Crowmatix got together.
"I'd call agents for a booking and they'd say, 'Never heard of you.' When I'd say, 'Professor Louie,' I'd get, 'Come on down.'"
He said the name, Crowmatix, is a bit more complicated, based on the chromatic musical scale with 12 pitches, each a semitone above or below another. On a modern piano or other equal-tempered instrument, all the semitones are the same size. Continued...
"I used the band, The Crows, in a bunch of shows and in the studio. When we started, there were a lot of bands with that name. So, I had to find something more original that worked with the name, since that's how we were known in the area."
He said the crow has since identified the band.
Louie said "Wings on Fire" was just released and garnering the best national reviews the band has ever received. He said Saturday at The Falcon the audience will hear something special.
"People will hear on stage what they'll hear on the CD. Just the five of us and the full sound of the recording," he said, adding, "Maybe a few guests will join us."
The band's music has variously been tagged "Americana," "country," "rock 'n roll," but Louie declined to pigeon-hole their sound.
"'Americana' is such a widely-used term. There are elements of all that in our music," Louie said. "But, we put our own spin on blues, blue grass, country, folk, to make it our own. Our music is like our country, a melting pot of original music that we put our stamp on."
Louie, who composes most of the band's music with Miss Marie, said the band is a large part of the writing.
"Without the band, it's a different song," he said simply.
Marie said she and Louie have written songs and performed with the band all over the world.
"We met in New York City, then moved up here several years ago. I love it, love it here," she said. "We love the quiet to record in the studio." Continued...
Louie said Saturday is the band's fourth time at The Falcon.
"The Falcon has a real, nice Hammond organ and grand piano," Louie said. "So, people will hear really good sound."
Louie also said Falcon owner, Tony Falco, showcases young performers from the area as opening acts, wtih David Kraai and Amy Laber opening Saturday.
"We always ask to perform one of their songs with them. And, we ask them to come back out and sing one of our sings with us," Louie said, noting that he has exchanged songs with Kraai and Laber for Saturday.
"Me going out to perform with them validates them as performers," Louie said. "We also make sure they get the better dressing room and a nice dinner when there's an opening act with us," he said.
"The opening act is just as important as the main act, making people feel comfortable and it makes for a nicer show," Louie said. "When the opening act plays great, it supports the whole evening."
In this season of giving, Louie and the Crowmatix will perform a holiday benefit concert for Food Bank of the Hudson Valley on Saturday, Dec. 15 at 8 p.m. at BSP Lounge, 323 Wall St., Kingston.
Suggestion donation is $15 and a non-perishable food item. More information: (845) 481-5158.
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Otiicial Nertspapei Village of Freeport • Freeport School DistricI • ', Baldwin School District FtlEEFORT UEUORIAI. UIBRARU 1 VERHICK RD FRfT m 115:0 FREEPORT. NEW YORK. MARCH 48th YEAR, No. 48 .^j^feEPORT MEMORIAL. UBBAB^ rv. PRICE 2 5 * PER COPY Two^lnspectors Report Bribe Try Name Baldwin H.S. —HoimrRoll Stodeiits ^Accuse Restaurant Owner Of Offering Money, Liquor FREEPORT • Two Village building inspectors rtBOttgdIy liimfd in - Ocera To Be Sworn In -fls Proxy Of Chamber 74 Make Higl% Honors; 164 Named To Honor Roll Ttrilleinpt to btiDe them this past week and, as • result; » Freeport restaurant owner has i>een. arrested and charged with second degree bribery. . " According lb the Nassau County District Alloroey** office, Freeport building inspectors John Provenzano and Frank Cany were each allegedly offered $500 and a half-case of scotch, if they would certify that The Moorings, a restaurant on Guy Lombardo Avenue in Freeport, had a sealing of his department had recently attended a course dealing with fires and arson; In which a film graphically depicted several flres FREEPORT - Local businessman and resident, Michael -Ocera -dent <)f-thc Freeport Chamber of Commerce Saturday evening, March 24. United States Senator A] D'Amato will install Ocera at the Chamber's annual Dinner/ Dance at Salty Bay Yacht Qub. Ocera and his wife, Theresa, have lived in Freeport since 1957. The Oceras are owners of Free- .^^y^.-•^^^•H°8.'?p^-.P'"^^-i-y"^"-"•'p"°"p.'^°.^^j"*- ' » - • v".^%"'•'M.- capacity more than that now a l - ^ n public places. Zarate pointed to llfoflw>a.'>bMle >u-nudnielrrr tthhef> lla.ww . ' recent fires — such as the one at Ul U jnJiu in M uniJ>l ^"i" SeniorIDgh Sdiaol,235studLiilAlia;u .u-liittml pljjMi lift the High .*#-t"™£,.,"»^Honot and Honor RoH; - -- For High Honor rating, pupils having four major subjects must have all As in these majors. PupUs having more than four major subjects may have not more than two Bs in the major subjects. For Honor rating, a student must have no grade below a B. Students with less than four majors are not eligible for Honor roU. For Honor Roll purposes, Driver Education is to be considered as a major subject. Twelve seniors have attained High Honor Roll status. They are Victor Chu, Usa Dansiger, Catherine Fairweather, Jason Frank, Palti Freiberg, Janet Helms, Nancy Undblad, Scott Moskowitz, Brett Schlifstein, Katherine Weber, Kevin Wu and Sun Hye Yang. Juniors attaining High Honor _are—Caiolyn-^Angetoa— Barbara Ascher, John Basedow, Michele Bolognese, Andrew CadeV, Healhet Campbell, YeeVm Chan, Marie Hines, Debra JaveEne, Lauren Kriz, Stephen Laber, James'Murphy, Rebecca Nedostup, Louis Paul. Julie *aHBessm«B-«Bd-p3nit7-3aeiander Press. Susan Ocera has supported Raskin. Arlene Robinson, Paul Michael A. Ocera port Caterers on Merridc Road As a local ' RUey. Elli Sacks, Michael Salomon, Marc Sicgel. John Walih, Sun-Jung Yang and Adam Zalma. HONOR ROLL Honor Roll awards in the senior class were Nidia Arias, John Azzariti, Steven Bohn, Jill Burde, Tod Burweil, Joanne D'Andrea, Gary Dieber, Kristi Erdal, Gary Foodim, Amy Forsberg, Gretchen Gindlesperger, Nand Goldberg, Stefanie Goldin, Kim Haltigan, Sandi Jaffe, Mn Kelly, Alice Kentrianakis, Lorraine Kessing-er,: Patrick LaMantia, Annette LaPrise, Anthony Maher, Robert Martin, Michael Moccia, Stacey ^^Niditchr-Matia Poechi, 5i Rohe, Melan! Rosenkrantz, Eve Roth, Monica Saceanu, Jennifer Scanned, Patricia Stanley, Joan Tracy, Stephanie Usera, Monica Volkmann, Hiiabeth Walker, David Wasser and Usa _JMlensky ty-and the-VUlige-of^Freeport'" recently changed their occupancy laws to increase the mandatory space from 10 to 15 square feel per customer. AcconUng to the District Attorney's oBice, Gus Trastelis, The Mooring's owner, wanted the inspectors to certify his restaurant, which is located in a wood-frame building, for 142 seats rather than their 105 determination. Provenzano and Carry allegedly reported the incident to their superior. Village Building Superintendent G. Rail de Zarate, who notified the District Attorney's oEBce. The next day, Mardi 16, under the direction of the D.A.'s ofEice,Provenzano tt-turned to the restaurant, "wired" with a recording device^ Accord-ing to Assistant D.A. Burt Rvan. rastelis again offered Proven-zano. tbe bribe and, in fact, put the case of liquor in the inspector's car. Superintendent de Zarate later told THE LEADER that members. aiouners in Westchester, where lives had been lost. The new law changing the mandatory capacity in restaurants went into effect this past December and the village has been recertifying restaurants as they needed to be relicensed or when they were on the premises for any other matter. De Zarate said that about 10 restaurants-had already been checked and all needed to have their maximum seating capacity changed. Provenzano Is a former Free-" port Fire Department Chief, who has been with the village's Building Department for five years. Carry, who has been with the Building Department for one-and-a- half years, used to be a process server with the Nassau County D.A.'s office. Trastelis, 39, is said to own a second restaurant in Lindenhurst. A resident of Dii KUls, he was arraigned in District Court and released pending a conference on April 4. resident. many village-wide activities. He was cluurman of the village's 90th Anniversaty Ball, chairman of the Chamber's Scholarship Drive for Hcrfstra University, ania chairman cdT the Drive for the Marathon for ttie Freeport Rre Department.. He lias auo been.a driving force behind the -annnal Holiday Festival, sponsored b? ^^ Chamber each year with the coc^>eration of the village's Recreation Department, and has helped with the Chamber's drive to increase holiday Eghting througboat the village. Ocera, has been . an acthre supporter of such successful Ctumber-sponsored. village-wide activities as the In-The-Water Boat Shows, the Off Shore Power Boat Races and the annnal Great Canoe and Kayak Races. In the catering business since ^ (Cent, on Page 14/A) Walsh. 'Debbie Werking, Hye Jung Yang and Alysa Zalma. Sophomores also made_High Honor. Roll and these. f('er»~ Randeli Bynum, David Difusco, Jean Field, Jay Freiberg, Sean Greene, Stephen - Jackowicz, Heidi Mactis, Oiristopher Monaco, Andrew Ripps, David Roberts, Sherry Simon,- Scott . Slarkman, Ca^ia Surjapulra, and June Wormsley. Among the Freshman, cited for High Honor Roll accomplish- .ment were Paul Andco, David Ascher. Heather Bacher.^Palrick Brickel, Howard Coltoa, Jaoeen Dcs Anges, Carolyn Gilchrist, Christine Ciudice, Joseph Gold, Deborah Goldberg, Joel Hamick, Susan Jae'ger, David Levy, Lauren Levy, Michael Mayer, Donna Merriman. James O'Brien, Joseph PersichiDi. Christina Qniong, Victoria Jonion attaining Honor RoD included Mark Azzariti, Robin Bandel, Fabio Bard, Stephanie Bart, Martin BeOer, Arthur Bemier, Kim Botte, Thomas 3rickel, Heather Cave, Donna Anne Christensen, Sarah Chum-sky; Randi Cohn, Frank DePalo, Anthony Esposito, Heidi Febert, Robin Geliinan, David Grin, Barbra Hindin, Barbara Jaeger, Elliot Kanfrnan. Eric Kehrer. Stacey Kelly and Thomas Kelley. Also Melanie Landwehr, Pbuoc LeVinh. Steven Lerman, Stuart Levine, Michele Libman, John Malloy, Mary Manning, Midiele Mirer, Kiel Nguyen, Jeanne Pultre, Brian Robinson, Brian - Ronan, . Michelle Rosenberg, Steven Robin, William Ryan, Theresa Santilfi, William Scelzo, Sheryl Sdimidt, Jeffrey Schwartz. Harris Sherman, Kathleen Shotter. Paul Siragusa, Amy .Sugin,' Motoo Uehara, Lori' (Com. on Page 6) Judgis Reserves DiSNCiifoh In Woodcleft Fish Store Case FREEPORT - After hearing several hours of testimony last Thursday, March 15, Village Court Justice Ralph Franco reserved decision in the village's case against Timothy Swanson and bis 'retail fish market, St. Peter. Swanson has been charged with violating a village ordinance wlucb makes It Ulegal to conduct a business- frnm an empty lot. • The issue of permanent versos transient fish retail businesses on the village's Wooddeft Avenue has been a burning one. George Maislin, attorney for Swanson, referred more than once to a meeting held in the vil- ' lage mayor's office and attended by several fish-market owners, who — Maislin Impfied — are conccnifil • about places like Swanson's, which sell from their boaU. "What they are trying to do here," said MaUlb, in hU final sommatlon Friday after-' noon, "is find a section (in the law) to put Timothy Swanson out' ofbudnetf." - In bis case against Swanson, Village Prosecutxjr Hanisoo- Edwards tried to show that the business is a temporary one,- that it is conducted irom an empty lot, that the structures 00 the lot (allegedly an iccibox and canopy) had no permits and that they are iOegaDy constructed between the bulkhead line and pn^rty line. "You can't get more temporary • than a boat," said Edwards." We have essentially a vacant lot with some sheds on it." Maislin, however, used a die- J . .. (Cent, on Page 20) -
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I don't know about you, but it was weird to open my email this morning and not have a dozen political emails requesting money. This has seemed like the longest election that I've lived through and I'm relieved it's finally over.
Last night seemed to be stressing out other people too. I spied a few conversations on Facebook listing what other nervous vegans were drinking to get through the night. Me, I had a toasty pomegranate spiced wine and I slept all the better because of it. Of course, you can make this with apple cider and leave out all of the alcohol for a virgin drink.
This warm wine with the bold flavor of pomegranate juice takes off the chill off these almost-winter days. It's spiced with cloves and cardamom and has a little apple brandy and ginger to make sure you get toasty warm. [Read more...]


text: Out and about today (OK: yesterday) at a challenging/brilliant conference – one more under the Onscenity banner – entitled Bodies: Flesh, performance, media, disgust and desire . Introducing the conference, Prof Feona Attwood points out how "bodies" are not much considered academically, despite the fact that we are more and more able to change bodies. This throws up a range of issues: On the one hand disapproval, including a feminist disapproval of body-centricity: on the other, an ability to take control, which both creates opportunity and challenge. Read the rest of this entry »


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When wrote my new years fitness resolution publicly on The Huffington Post, I forgot about unintended consequences as well as The Secret. Putting my new year's resolution into the world, obviously started a cascade of Oprah Winfrey-class Intention-Power! The Universe woke up and had its way with me.
My resolutions were pretty simple. One of them was just "get back onto my erg."
As a lark and to make myself more accountable, I invited a couple Facebook friends to start a virtual rowing club, Team Grotto, populate a virtual 4-man boat, and sign up to compete in a virtual regatta, the 2013 Virtual Team Challenge.
Now, just a couple-few weeks into the new year I have putting in at least 20 minutes and 5,000 meters into the logbook with the goal of logging 10,000 meters every single day between now and the last day of the month. And I, myself, am the weakest link in what turns out to be a fantastically strong (albeit virtual) boat.
One of my teammates, who goes by Stephen Dee, turns out to be a rowing monster. He routinely gets on his "Model D" Indoor Rower (we call them ergs, or rowing ergometers) and pulls an "HM" (half marathon), a 21km, or even a FM (full marathon), a full 42km!
I have jumped from the frying pan into the rower!
It has become the only thing I have scheduled for my day's down-time. I eat for rowing, I schedule my rowing, and I get a heck a lot of ribbing — and I feel a lot of guilt and responsibility and quite like the runt of the litter as a result.
Simply put, I started out just not remotely as strong as my three teammates — and I am actively going for someone who hasn't really erged for years (yes, I have the rower, but it was basically a very expensive place to hang things, no matter how cliche that may be).
So, between starting dusting off my rowing machine on January 1, reaching out to Stephen, recruiting Douglas and Quintin, and then starting the race. it's only been two weeks — two weeks that required me to blow out my rowing cobwebs, reconnecting with the all-powerful and important "stroke," and then building up strength, cardio vascular endurance, and generally letting my body get used to this new daily abuse — all in fewer than three-weeks!
Just like that. Like with absolutely no forethought at all. Yikes!
So, in a little over two weeks, all said, Team Grotto is #3 worldwide if you limit the race to only virtual teams of 5 or fewer who are using indoor rowers — mostly thanks to Stephen and Douglas — and have accumulated 526,008 meter — 324 combined miles!
And, as we go, I am getting stronger, more efficient, more comfortable, and definitely evermore vulnerable to chiding, guilt, encouragement, and camaraderie.
(Let me let you in on something: I am much more preface, forward, and introduction than chapter 1, so I think I am seriously surprised to suddenly find myself in a virtual boat on a virtual river in a virtual regatta rowing the longest and most persistent global race before I even was ready to commit to anything. Again, yikes! PS: Check it out, that's me at 19, rowing for GW, my alma mater — glory days!)
So, while I may, for the time-being, be constantly tired, sore, and a little stinky, I am also becoming a globally competitive indoor rower racer while I am learning to race — I am not simply training for a race, I am training while I race.
There is no way I would have been able to self-motivate with this ferocity or commitment — and for that I am grateful and amazed.
That said, I will also be much more careful the next time I put something like out there. Or not. If I have learned anything, hopefully not.
Or, maybe not. Maybe if I knew what I was stumbling into I either wouldn't have done it or I wouldn't have done it just yet — until I was ready, prepared, fit. Maybe something that would never happen.
So, while I highly recommend this level of team-accountability to anyone, I also warn you: if you take the leap, you had better be willing to row your talk.
If you need a quick kick in the pants, feel free to join our virtual rowing club over on Facebook, whether you have a rower or not. If you have a Concept II, please feel free to join our open team, Team Grotto — I am happy to upgrade to an 8 or more; you're welcome to use the log the rowers in your gym, and, when you're ready to commit, hit up Craig's List as there's always a used Concept 2 for sale in your area; or, of course, just head over to Concept 2 and order one of your own (or you can wait until loads of cheap, lightly-used Concept2 Model Ds, come up for sale after the upcoming 2013 CRASH-B World Indoor Rowing Championships).
But, you are officially warned — you know what you'll be in for.
Abandon hope all ye who enter here.


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When Dr Oliver Sacks's collection of case studies of neurobiological and neuropsychiatric conditions was first published in 1985, it touched an unexpected chord with the public, becoming an instant bestseller. Its appeal lies in our eternal fascination with how consciousness, memory and minds actually work. We meet Jimmie G., the amnesiac stuck in 1945, and the autistic twins incapable of even the simplest arithmetic but who can identify six-, eight- and ten-figure prime numbers. Some of the stories are tragic: Christina loses her 'proprioception' and is thus unable to control her own body; Stephen's amnesia leaves him with 'a gaping time-wound, an agony that will never heal'. Others are optimistic, even life-affirming, such as Mr MacGregor, who invents a pair of glasses that enable him to overcome some of the effects of Parkinson's Disease; or Rebecca, a girl with severe mental disabilities whose life is transformed when she is enrolled in a special theatre group. Throughout all the histories runs Dr Sacks's own deeply respectful and sensitive care for his patients and his ability to show us the people as well as the conditions. In the end, this book is nothing less than a philosophical exploration of what it means to be human.
'The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat must rightly be regarded as one of the greatest, and most popular, science books of our age. Written originally as a series of articles for medical journals, it remains eminently readable, with Oliver Sacks employing a lightness of touch and a witty bravado to describe these sometimes inexplicable conditions. This exploration into the hidden depths of the mind reveals just what can happen when that finest-balanced of all our organs, the brain, either wobbles slightly or topples over completely. It reveals conditions whose effects can range from the absurd to the bizarre, but which we are all potentially capable of experiencing, and it is perhaps this which makes the book so fascinating, and so disturbing.'
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Tonight's Law & Disorder: Jan. 11, 2013
The following items are based on information provided by officials in law enforcement and the criminal justice system.
DWI: Earl S. Mansfield, 33, of Ellenville, was arrested by state police at Wawarsing Thursday on Chapel Street and charged with drunken driving and operating a motor vehicle with a blood-alcohol content exceeding 0.08 percent, misdemeanors. He was released to a third party.
Criminal impersonation: Karen L. Servo, 25, of Kingston, was arrested by state police at Gardiner at 11:03 p.m. Thursday on U.S. Route 9W and charged with criminal impersonation and aggravated unlicensed operation, both misdemeanors, and two traffic infractions. He was released with a court appearance ticket.
Drugs: George H. Best II, 38, of 23 Taylor Ave., Poughkeepsie, was arrested Thursday at 4:18 a.m. by Ulster County Sheriff's deputies and charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance, a felony; and criminal possession of a weapon, a misdemeanor. Deputies said they stopped Best on Route 9W for traffic infractions, and found he had more than a half gram of crack cocaine and a collapsible baton. Best was released with court appearance tickets.
Criminal mischief: Kamayra Rivera, 34, of 220A Strawridge Road, Shawangunk, was arrested at 1:30 a.m. Thursday by Ulster County Sheriff's deputies and charged with felony criminal mischief. Deputies said they responded to 220A Strawridge Road for a report of a domestic incident. They said Rivera had been arguing with her boyfriend, became upset, and used a rock to break the front windshields of two cars. She was released with a court appearance ticket.
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Buy that woman a calculator...Oh boy. Maybe it's just because I live in New York and follow so many of the great Jets beat writers, but I read about Tebow's practice struggles about ten times in two minutes. (I also learned that Urban Meyer was in the house watching.) ATL has talked about the dangers of drawing too many conclusions from OTAs, and that notion really applies when we try to draw conclusion from the first 30 minutes of the offseason.
If you think the overreaction is bad now, just wait until training camp or the regular season. (Mark Sanchez knows what we are talking about.)
Soon after the Tebow interception spree breaking news broke, the Jets switched to special teams drills. I then learned ten times that Tebow was heavily involved. We give Rich Cimini credit for the right sarcastic tone in evaluating the move:
UPDATE: Your final Tebow vs. Sanchez Day 1 overreaction stats:
By an unofficial count, Sanchez took 17 snaps in 11-on-11s, 7-for-14 with a TD. Tebow took 9 snaps, 6-for-10. #nyj
From the NY Post:
Sanchez's passes were crisp and he looked in command. He also looked very upbeat during the practice, running to slap hands with receivers after completions. His prettiest ball of the day was a deep pass to rookie Stephen Hill that went for a 75-yard touchdown.
Tebow looked indecisive and his throws were consistently high. He threw back-to-back interceptions during 7-on-7 to linebacker Bart Scott and new safety Yeremiah Bell.
"It's definitely frustrating but it's 7-on-7 and both those plays are the first time I've ran them," Tebow said. I'll learn from it. Honestly, it won't bother me again. When you make a bad play, just put it behind you and move on."
And a bonus blurb...from the NY Post:
Heh heh ...Safety LaRon Landry, cornerback Antonio Cromartie and wide receiver Santonio Holmes were not at the OTAs. The OTAs are voluntary.
A team spokesman said Cromartie had left early to be with his family on Memorial Day weekend and Holmes is in Germany visiting U.S. military with a group of players. No reason was given for Landry's absence.
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The quintessential New York spot for observing hustle and bustle under a starry sky.
Grand Central Terminal, 87 East 42nd Street, between Park and Lexington Avenues (grandcentralterminal.com).
It's an outdoor market with just the right mix of old-school vendors and new-school crafters, not to mention a great lineup of food artisans from Brooklyn. Start your weekend strolling here.
Brooklyn Flea, 176 Lafayette Avenue, between Clermont and Vanderbilt Avenues (brooklynflea.com).
Rock 'n' roll — literally — at Williamsburg's bowling alley/music venue. While chugging Brooklyn-brewed beer and noshing on Blue Ribbon bites, take note of this cool detail: The sixteen-lane behemoth is the first LEED-certified bowling alley in the world.
Brooklyn Bowl, 61 Wythe Avenue, between North 11th and 12th Streets, Williamsburg (718-963-3369 or brooklynbowl.com).
The cultural center, exhibition space, and educational institution is housed in Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic corkscrew.
Guggenheim Museum, 1071 Fifth Avenue, between East 88th and 89th Streets (212-423-3500 or guggenheim.org).
Interpreting Jeff Koons can strain the old noggin. Make the mental switch from fine art to fine dining at MoMA's The Modern, with a calming view of the sculpture garden and an eight-course tasting menu.
The Modern, 9 West 53rd Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues (212-333-1220 or themodernnyc.com).
Take a break from Museum Mile by hopping one avenue over to this famous institution of 20th-century American art. Peruse notables like Edward Hopper, Franz Kline, and Georgia O'Keeffe.
Whitney Museum of American Art, 945 Madison Avenue, at East 75th Street (212-570-3600 or whitney.org).
When Central Park loses its appeal, give your crew an outer-borough experience. Nestled between the Brooklyn Museum and Prospect Park, the botanic garden covers 52 acres with Shakespearean flowers, orchid and bonsai collections, and a Japanese pond.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 900 Washington Avenue, at Crown Street, Prospect Heights (718-623-7200 or bbg.org).
The sleek hotel is tier upon tier of playground fun. Take your pick from the Biergarten, Le Bain, and the Boom Boom Room (all the way at the top).
The Standard, 848 Washington Street, between Little West 12th and West 13th Streets (212-645-4646 or standardhotels.com).
Block off an afternoon at this public green space for modern art installations and performances, walking horticulture tours, film screenings, and gorgeous city views.
High Line, various entrances between Gansevoort and West 20th Streets (212-206-9922 or thehighline.org).
New York's most famous Italian-American restaurateurs (Mario Batali, Joe and Lidia Bastianich) team up with Turin's slow-food marketplace founder for a sprawling foodie complex. The result? The best Italian ingredients and local, seasonal produce in a marketplace, grocer, wineshop, coffee bar, steak house, crudo bar, gelateria, bakery, cooking school, pizzeria, and rooftop beer garden.
Eataly, 200 Fifth Avenue, between West 23rd and 24th Streets (212-229-2560 or eatalyny.com).
You tend to get what you pay for with New York City rivers (which explains why a trip to Staten Island is free). But the new East River Ferry is a nautical steal with a $12 day pass that lets you hop on and off at stops in Long Island City, Williamsburg, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and Governors Island.
East River Ferry, Midtown Terminal, East 35th Street, at FDR Drive (800-533-3779 or nywaterway.com).
Once upon a time, in a hood at the top of Manhattan, medieval cloisters were imported from France by an American sculptor then donated to the Met by one very fancy Rockefeller. Monastery gardens and a luscious Fort Tryon Park warm the hearts of romantics.
The Cloisters Museum & Gardens, 99 Margaret Corbin Drive, at Fort Tyron Park (212-923-3700 or metmuseum.org).
A private collection of old-world European works from a former steel magnate hangs on the walls of the stunning residence-turned-museum.
The Frick Collection, 1 East 70th Street, between Madison and Fifth Avenues (212-288-0700 or frick.org).
Eat your way through the deep-fried franks at Crif Dogs and snatch a (hidden) table at PDT, the speakeasy-style bar. Order from the famed cocktail menu and choose from a selection of bites from next door.
PDT, 113 Saint Marks Place, between First Avenue and Avenue A (212-614-0386 or pdtnyc.com).
From cocktails in the ballroom to the Moroccan-French fusion at Cafe Gitane's West Side location, The Jane has something to sate your every craving.
The Jane, 113 Jane Street, between Horatio and Washington Streets (212-924-6700 or thejanenyc.com).
Learn about film, television, and computer imagery. You may begin to imagine yourself as star of the show.
Museum of the Moving Image, 36-01 35th Avenue, at 37th Street, Astoria (718-784-0077 or movingimage.us).
Someone offered you weed? Just like the good old days. Take a bench in NYU land for the kind of freak-watching that makes out-of-towners want to move here immediately. Our favorites: Lightsaber Guy, Tic & Tac street performers, and that crazy tranny who wears the plastic ball gown.
Washington Square Park, West 4th Street, between MacDougal Street and University Place.
Instead of waiting in line at Letterman, take a seat at the city's best amateur hour. The brigade's alumni include writers for SNL and The Daily Show, which should be proof enough that you're in for a night of gut-busting laughter.
Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, 307 West 26th Street, between Eighth and Ninth Avenues (212-366-9176 or newyork.ucbtheatre.com).
Feel like Shanghai high society at the kitschy, antique-style Mister H nightclub in the chic Mondrian Soho hotel.
Mister H, Mondrian Soho, 9 Crosby Street, between Grand and Howard Streets (212-389-1000 or mondriansoho.com).
The UES location of Danny Meyer's burger stand serves Shake Shack standards (Shack Burger, Bird Dog), along with a menu of the cold, creamy goodness known as concretes (example: Pineapple Upper East Side Cake, with pineapple, shortbread, and maraschino cherries).
Shake Shack, 154 East 86th Street, between Lexington and Third Avenues (646-237-5035 or shakeshack.com).
So the 'rents didn't want to shell out the dough for a trip to Tuscany. Give them a taste of old-world Italy in the West Village at Mario Batali and Joe Bastianich's rustic Babbo.
Babbo, 110 Waverly Place, between MacDougal Street and Sixth Avenue (212-777-0303 or babbonyc.com).
David Chang's pork and noodle spots are always in demand — by tourists and locals alike.
Momofuku Ssäm Bar, 207 Second Avenue, at East 13th Street (212-254-3500 or momofuku.com).
If you don't have time to visit the Hudson Valley outpost (an old Rockefeller estate with a working farm), go here for chef Dan Barber's plentiful bounty. Fresh is the name of the game — observed and ingested with reverence.
Blue Hill, 75 Washington Place, between Sixth Avenue and MacDougal Street (212-539-1776 or bluehillnyc.com).
Stop in as early as 8 a.m. for pastries and espresso in the cafe, which spills out onto the sidewalk. Go back for dinner — lots of antipasti and Pan-Italian favorites.
Locanda Verde, 377 Greenwich Street, at North Moore Street (212-925-3797 or locandaverdenyc.com).
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OMG, LoL!!! That should have so, been in there lol xD
I agree. Why they took it out? Oh why?
is that part of the 8 minutes of unseen footage that im going to pay another 24.99 to see?
Yikes, it's a lot less fun than it was in the book..


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Speaker Bios
Liz Adams
ETA Signing Services
Liz Adams has been a Notary for more than 35 years, both independently and within large organizations. She is multilingual and an NNA Certified Notary Signing Agent. [read more]
She is also a mobile Florida Notary, and is actively trying to get legislation passed that would require a mandatory journal for all Notaries in Florida.
Liz is a former NNA Certified Notary Public Instructor in Florida and was named the 2008 NNA Notary of the Year. Liz keeps busy by performing seminars for new and seasoned Notaries, and also conducts private training in-house for attorneys, paralegals, and more. Liz has been sought out for her expertise in her field and most importantly for her values and integrity.
Gerardo Caceres
SVP, Title & Closing Strategy & Development, LandSafe Closing Services
Gerardo Caceres is the Strategy & Development Executive for LandSafe Closing Services, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bank of America. In his role, Caceres is responsible for product & service strategy, change execution, and Strategic Partnerships with Title & Closing suppliers to deliver title and closing services to Bank of America Home Loans Originations, Servicing and Default. [read more]
Caceres has 10 years of mortgage industry experience, where he has held a variety of management positions responsible for business strategy, product development, operational efficiency and risk management in Vendor Management, Process Design & Business Integration and Automated Valuations. In 2007, Caceres was awarded the Bank of America Award of Excellence.
Caceres holds an MSc from Lancaster University and a BSc from the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey and presently resides in Charlotte, NC with his wife and daughter.
Robert A. Camerota, Sr., MCMB
Divisional Chief Operating Officer, First American Title Insurance Company
Robert Camerota is currently the Divisional Chief Operating Officer of the First American Title Insurance Company, Mortgage Services Origination and Valuations Divisions, a position he achieved in 2009, and previously joined the team as Senior Vice President, Strategic Marketing and Business Consulting in 2008. [read more]
Mr. Camerota, a Master Certified Mortgage Banker and 34 year veteran of the mortgage industry and past Chairman and President of the California Mortgage Bankers Association (CMBA) has P&L responsibility for all areas within Mortgage Services Origination and Valuations divisions, including escrow and title operations, sales management, residential valuations, client relations management, client project management, national signature and recording services. Prior to joining First American Mortgage Services, Mr. Camerota, most recently worked as Senior Vice President, Managing Director of Consumer Operations, for Consumer Lending, with ResCap-GMACM, where he served in various senior leadership capacities for nearly 8 years.
Michael Closen
Professor Emeritus at the John Marshall Law School in Chicago
The respected law professor is one of the nation's leading legal scholars on notarization, having authored numerous penetrating articles on the role of the Notary Public in modern American life. Closen has also served as an expert witness in Notary-related cases throughout the U.S. [read more]
The respected law professor is one of the nation's leading legal scholars on notarization, having authored numerous penetrating articles on the role of the Notary Public in modern American life. Closen has also served as an expert witness in Notary-related cases throughout the U.S.
Closen's contributions as a lecturer, panelist and author have helped foster unity and professionalism among Notaries and immeasurably advanced scholarship on the subject of notarization. An attorney for more than 30 years and a Notary, Closen's accomplishments include serving as a leading member of drafting committees for the Model Notary Acts of 2002 and 2010 and The Notary Public Code of Professional Responsibility.
Oliver Feakins
CEO, Web Talent Marketing
Oliver Feakins is an entrepreneur at heart and a digital marketer by trade. He provides the strategic vision for WebTalent and applies the same type of unique thinking when preparing a client's online marketing strategy. [read more]
Oliver's career history is rich with both experience and success. He has applied his online marketing expertise for high-profile social media startups and Fortune 500 companies. He started the Lancaster SEO Meetup, a local online marketing resource group for small business owners and other internet marketers looking to increase their knowledge.
Oliver holds a B.S. in Business Administration and is completing his MBA. He originally hails from London, England.
Ryan Flaherty
Operations Manager, National Vendor Management, LSI Division, LPS Inc.
Ryan Flaherty, LSI Operations Manager, oversees LSI's Signing Agent Network. He has progressively advanced over the past 12 years in the financial services industry, with the last 6 being focused on settlement services. Ryan's team ensures that LSI's Signing Agents remain compliant with increasingly stringent standards required by lender clients and governmental agencies. A major focus for Ryan is the continuing education and certification of LSI's Signing Agents. Ryan also manages the daily operations of LSI's ClosingStream product, the first viable web-based closing solution in the industry. [read more]
Prior to joining LSI, Ryan had lead operational roles for BNC Mortgage and PHH Mortgage Corporation. In his time with both organizations, he focused on developing operational efficiencies and system enhancements to help improve profitability and regulatory compliance.
Ryan graduated from Penn State University with a BA in International Politics. He is a licensed Pennsylvania Title Agent and a commissioned Pennsylvania Notary Public.
Alan Frelix
Title & Closing Executive, Bank of America
Alan Frelix is the Title & Closing Executive for LandSafe Closing Services, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bank of America. In his role, Frelix is responsible for providing title and closing services to Bank of America Centralized and Distributed Originations, [read more]
U.S. Trust Mortgage, and Servicing partners through either an in-house production agency, or the National Title Platform – a managed network of title and closing providers.
Frelix has 20 years of experience in financial and business services. He previously held the position of Managing Director of Strategic Planning for legacy Countrywide where he oversaw the company's corporate and divisional strategic planning processes and led a strategy and analysis team which managed multiple projects including new business analysis and recommendations, new revenue and fee income opportunity assessment, and customer segment and channel analysis.
Daniel C. Lewis
Managing Partner, Lewis Notary Services Inc.
Daniel C. Lewis is a nationally recognized speaker on notarial issues. He has conducted workshops all across the country for Land Title Associations, Notary Community Days as well as for the National Notary Association. [read more]
An entrepreneur, business executive, instructional filmmaker, social media expert and strategic notary consultant, Daniel addresses innovation and within a diverse range of industries topics including underwriting, title procedures, marketing, contract negotiation, effective use of social media, closing procedures, and more.
Daniel received national acclaim by being selected as the 2010 NNA Notary of the Year. In the same year he was honored by the Indiana Secretary of State as an Honorary Secretary of State.
Malcolm L. Morris
Associate Director of Graduate Tax Law Programs, The John Marshall Law School
Since 1978, Malcolm Morris has held various positions on the faculty and administration at the Northern Illinois University College of Law in DeKalb. After two terms as an associate dean, most recently from 2003-2007, he was interim dean in 2008. [read more]
Before joining NIU, Professor Morris served as counsel with Coordinated Financial Programming in Chicago and was an attorney with the IRS' Estate & Gift Tax Division, also in Chicago. He was previously a visiting professor in 1989, at the University of Tennessee College of Law in Knoxville.
Professor Morris has published and lectured extensively, and is an expert on notarial law. His teaching interests are trusts and estates, estate planning, property, federal taxation, and electronic commerce. At John Marshall, he teaches Estates and Trusts and Agency.
Carol Salter
Contracts Coordinator, McKee Medical Center
Carol Salter is the Contracts Coordinator at McKee Medical Center where she has been since 1995. She is responsible for the Notaries Public at her facility as well as the entire Banner Health system. [read more]
She has developed and maintains an online notary education course for her hospital system.
Carol has worked with the Colorado Secretary of State's office in testifying at committee which resulted in the recent positive changes in Colorado Notary law. She was recognized as the 2005 NNA Notary of the Year.
Carol has been married to her husband, artist RM Salter for 24 years and they have one daughter, Gabrielle, who is a freshman in college.
Sandra St Claire
Sandra St Claire (Sandi) was commissioned as a Notary Public in the state of Washington when she and her husband purchased a Mail Boxes, Etc. During the early years of the signing industry, Sandi offered signing services inside her store. [read more]
As her signing income grew, Sandi stepped into solo entrepreneurship, devoting all energies exclusively to loan signings. She later added mobile fingerprinting services to her Notary business.
A negative experience with the use of an unprotected journal caused her to become dedicated to a higher standard of protecting clients' confidential information. The desire to define excellence in action lead to the concept and design of Notary Privacy Guard which is patented and trademark protected.
Sandi is active in the Notary Signing Agent industry, and enjoys a full and rewarding life doing what she loves best – being with people!
Matthew Valera
President, Notary Public Network
Matthew is President of the nationwide signing service Notary Public Network. He also founded Bay Area Notary in 1999, a mobile notary service based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has performed over 16,000 signings in the past 14 years. He specializes in loan signings with unique signing conditions, and enjoys the role of mentor and trainer. [read more]
Matthew's professional work began at the NNA. For over 20 years, he actively participated in their commitment to excellent notarial training and support. His work culminated in five years spent as a Senior Instructor, specializing in signing agent training. While growing his own notarial business, he taught basic and advanced notarial skills, presenting at conferences and workshops in 14 states through the NNA's Educational Services. With his real world expertise and skills, he helped develop and deliver NNA's Signing Agent Training Program.
In his newest venture, Matthew has partnered to launch Notary Public Network; a notary signing service, based on the principle of excellent service, communication and accountability. Matthew provides executive direction, business development and notary mentoring. He enjoys reaching out to the community of notaries and finance professionals.
Cristy Ward
Executive Vice President, Mortgage Connect
Cristy Ward is Executive Vice President at Mortgage Connect, a Nationwide provider of Closing & Escrow, Title, and Default solutions.
Cristy has 17 years industry experience working with top ten lenders to develop strategy, streamline processes and product solutions to maximize operational efficiencies and to mitigate regulatory risk. [read more]
She has earned a reputation as a problem-solver who develops innovative, tailored solutions to manage today's complex problems for the top National Lenders.
Cristy has held key leadership positions with noteworthy companies including Stewart Title. Prior to Mortgage Connect, she was the Executive Vice President of Sales at National Real Estate Information Services (NREIS) from 2004 until 2011 and played a pivotal role in the company's sale to Fortress Investment Group in 2011.
Cristy has served on numerous industry panels and is considered a leader in Enhanced Mortgage Closing Models as well as Title Insurance, regulatory policies and procedures. Her achievements have been recognized through several awards including the prestigious MBA Doc Jore Award for Excellent Service to the industry.
Elaine M. Wright
Licensed Title Insurance Producer Independent Contractor and Adjunct Instructor in Notary Procedures, Prince George's Community College Maryland
Elaine is a Notary Public commissioned in Maryland and Washington, D.C. Elaine is also a National Notary Association Certified Notary Signing Agent and a Licensed Title Insurance Producer Independent Contractor in Maryland. [read more]
In addition to being an independent web designer, she is also a full-time employee at Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission.
Elaine also serves as an Adjunct Notary Procedures Instructor at Prince George's Community College and the Laurel College Center, educating students on notarial laws and practices. She has presented forums and taught classes in Notary Public practices and procedures, Notary Signing Agent/Title Producer signing procedures, marketing strategies and networking.
Elaine was awarded the prestigious NNA Notary of the Year award in 2009.


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6 Meetup Groups match "pagan" near Louisville, KY
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A place for those of a like mind to come together to meet Pagans, Wiccans, Witches, Druids, Occultist and many others. Come to a Pagan Alliance of Kentuckiana (PAK) Meetup to make friends, share lore and exchange knowledge about the many paths that we share.
We are dedicated practicing Pagans from Clermont and Brown Counties, and points beyond, who want to live a fuller Pagan lifestyle. We recognize that being a Pagan is not synonymous with being a hedonist, that there is much responsibility involved in walking a truly Pagan path. We are seeking to build a Pagan community that IS Community, not a big community, just a small close-knit group of folks who come together on a regular basis to learn, grow and celebrate their Pagan beliefs together. We …
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The Louisville Witches Meetup (LWM) group is a of people from all around the Louisville, Kentucky and Southern Indiana area. We have a monthly meeting where you can enjoy the company of other Like Minded people and share information and resources on activities and events in this area. We create and atmosphere where you can meet and network with people who share your intrests while having fun and great conversation. Life today is very hectic to say the least. Trying to balance work, families, sc …
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A forum for heathens (Asatru, Odinist, Lokean, Theodish, etc) to meet other practitioners of Northern European paths and discuss issues relevant to our lore and practice.
Get an alert email when new Meetup Groups like this start near you.
You'll get advice, help finding members, and tools to make running a Meetup Group easier.


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WARNING: THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS STATUS: Not even close yet.
This is a guide on how to run and install Fedora's "noncompliant apps", along with the rest of Fedora14 libs and apps, on MeeGo 1.2 Netbook. The intent here is not MeeGo non-compliance, but rather end-user usefulness, on-par with what other user's get from installing Fedora, and then following instructions like http://www.mjmwired.net/resources/mjm-fedora-f14.html to actually get a system that's worth using.
This hack provides the following repositories that work alongside MeeGo's if you're careful with your use of 'zypper'
The end result is over 20000 packages many of which work beautifully.
See http://lists.meego.com/pipermail/meego-community/2011-March/003675.html
sudo zypper install tar wget ...
cd /tmp ; wget 'https://bugs.meego.com/attachment.cgi?id=4761' cd / ; tar xvzf '/tmp/attachment.cgi?id=4761'
cd /tmp ; wget 'https://bugs.meego.com/attachment.cgi?id=4762' cd / ; tar xvzf '/tmp/attachment.cgi?id=4762'
$ sudo zypper clean --all $ sudo zypper refresh
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Paris hotels are not cheap, and so I think this hotel was good value for money. Really good location to the metro, clean room and incredibly friendly service. There are loads of negative comments about the hotel, which I find odd. The negative comments seem to sit in 2 buckets: 1) size of room and 2) location. 1) Yes, the... More
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Hotel Jean Gabriel Montmartre is located in the chic and trendy area of "Les Batignolles", two steps away from Place de Clichy, the Moulin rouge, grands Boulevards, and Montmartre. The Hotel offers a calm and comfortable location far from the Parisian bustle.Our 28 rooms are all equipped with satellite TV and flat TV screen, free wifi access, direct line telephone and complimentary tea and coffee making facility.To start the day, for only 11.00 you will enjoy our Buffet breakfast in our typical Parisian basement. Find there fresh bread and pastries, fresh fruits salad, a choice of yogurts and cheeses, eggs and ham, hot and cold beverages.Hotel Jean Gabriel is very easy to reach, no matter where you are coming from, only 15 min away from Gare du Nord by metro with just one metro line (metro 2), 17 min away from Gare de l'Est by bus (bus 30), gare de lyon is also 35 min away by metro and Gare St Lazarre is reachable by foot in only 5 min. ... more less
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Having spent the past 15 years creating a mini fashion world grounded in classic American roots - fashioned with a twist - Steven Alan has quietly emerged an uncommon fashion pioneer. Upon opening his first retail store in 1994, Steven sold pieces from an eclectic group of emerging designers, becoming known for his keen eye. In 1999, Steven launched his first men's collection, including his now signature Reverse Seam Shirt, followed by a women's collection soon after. The collections build upon the same curatorial point of view using authentic fabrics and precise tailoring along with thoughtful details- resulting in easily wearable, refined casual looks.
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How long should the 20v lithium last on a complete charge. The first full charge only lasts about 10 minutes. Will this get better with subsequent charges? How long should the battery last on a full charge in the trimmer and blower?
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Curb appeal —making your home attractive at first glance—is a source of pride for many homeowners. Are you doing all you can to maximize your home's curb appeal? Here are a few tips for trimming and edging, creating lawn patterns, and enhancing appeal with landscape plantings.
You can look at pruning shrubs and trimming hedges as a chore, or you can look at it as a creative outlet. Many new gardeners don't feel they are up to the task and put it off. But it's much better if you start pruning your shrubs right away when they are young and continue to do minor annual pruning each year rather than let them get overgrown and end up needing major renewal pruning. Regular pruning also helps promote healthier shrubs that produce more blooms.
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Vodka is one of the world's most popular distillates. Vodka can be made from any base ingredient, most popular and traditionally are wheat, rye, potatoes and corn. Vodka is distilled above 190 proof and then cut down to be a spirit between 80 and 110 proof.
According to the Vodka Museum in Moscow, Dmiitri Mendeleev a Russian chemist found the perfect percentage to be 38. However, since spirits in his time were taxed on their strength, the percentage was rounded up to 40 to simplify the tax computation.
At strengths less than this, vodka drunk neat (without ice and not mixed with other liquids) can taste watery. Above this strength, the taste of vodka can have more burn. Some governments set a minimum alcohol content for a spirit to be called vodka. For example, the European Union sets a minimum of 37.5% alcohol by volume.
Vodka by design is the closest thing to an odorless, colorless and tasteless spirit and in Eastern Europe is traditionally drunk neat. However it can provide a nice blank canvas for use in cocktails especially when using it with fresh fruit or fruit purees.


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I have seen some of you mention things that you have designed with Bernat yarns. Each of them has been an inspiration to us. Let's see some more of your creations with Bernat yarns!
I'll get us started with my simple Baby Hat. I used Bernat Baby Coordinates yarn, which looks like candy!
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Stayed for two nights. Travelled by car and although Taormina can be quite busy we were welcomed with the immediate offer to have our car parked for us and thereafter it was easy to come and go. Very friendly staff and clean room with great views. Excellent breakfast location too. Two minute walk to the centre of town. Would certainly... More
- Also Known As:
- Condor Hotel Taormina
- Condor Hotel
- Hotel Condor Taormina, Sicily, Italy
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Condor Hotel, built on 1968, is owned by the Spartà-Longo family which made the ideal place to spend a pleasant holiday in Taormina in a warm familiar atmosphere. Its location is just 200 meters from the historical centre but away from the noise and the main traffic roads.The hotel is situated within 4 minutes walking distance to the cableway to the beach, the taxi station and within 8 minutes to the Greek-Roman Theatre, the Public Gardens, the panoramic Main Square and the Terminal bus, from where you can get connections to the Train Station ( 3 Km away ) and Catania Airport ( 50 Km away ). ... more less
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The fire broke out around 9 a.m. Monday at a dairy farm off Old River Road near Interstate 5 south of Bakersfield. Officials haven't said what started the fire or how much damage was done.
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More than 2,100 students are graduating this week from California State University, Bakersfield. The second of three graduation ceremonies was held Friday morning with two special guests - country music legend Merle Haggard and musician Buddy Alan, son of the late Buck Owens.
Police want help locating a man suspected of robbing a CVS store on Stockdale Highway.
Police made an arrest Sunday night, shortly after a shooting in the parking lot of Lucky 7 Market, 3232 Stine Road.
Kaplan College is hosting a Veteran Services Fair on Thursday. The event will be on the college campus, 1914 Wible Road, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Summer Movies in the Park return this weekend and continue through Aug. 9.
Police said Tuesday that a reward of up to $5,000 is being offered for information on a bank robbery suspect.
Though there were as many as 100 people at a party recently in east Bakersfield, sheriff's investigators have yet to find someone who can, or is willing to identify the person who shot and wounded two innocent guests at the party.
A plot of land in southwest Bakersfield is a hot topic for residents. Wearing matching yellow T-shirts, dozens of residents from the River Oaks neighborhood gathered Thursday night to voice their opposition to plans by Black Ops real estate. Black Ops plans to build a 100-unit condominium complex at the corner of River Run Boulevard and Elkhorn Creek Lane.
Free, nutritious meals will be served this summer to qualifying Kern County children through a federally funded program.
The Bakersfield City School District will honor its 2013 Hall of Fame inductees Friday night.
"It really came down to the folks in this neighborhood not wanting this project to go forward," Planning Commission member Elliott Kirschenmann said. "We didn't have one neighbor that was in support of this project, and to me, that was really the tipping point."
The first-reading ordinance was unanimously passed, and a process is now underway to ban medical marijuana shops in the city. City attorney Ginny Gennaro said enforcing the proposed ban would be complaint-driven, and that police would not go around boarding up businesses and arresting people.
Despite passionate pleas by people who said they need medicinal marijuana to help them cope with ailments, the Bakersfield City Council unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance that would ban medicinal marijuana dispensaries anywhere in the city.
California State University, Bakersfield is looking at the fall of 2015 to go back to the semester system and do away with the current quarter system.


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Admissions Requirements for Baccalaureate Degree Programs
Admission criteria are subject to change or amendment by the Board of Regents of South Dakota and by the six universities in the Board of Regents system. The following amended requirements have been approved by the BOR.
Freshman Admission (Applicants younger than 24 years old at start of term)
AUTOMATIC ADMISSION: The School of Mines will automatically admit students who meet the educational requirements and who:
- obtain an ACT composite score of 25 AND obtain an ACT math subscore of 25 (or SAT composite of 1130 and SAT Math subscore of 580) AND minimum cumulative GPA of a 2.0.
- OR obtain a high school GPA of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and have taken four years of mathematics AND have an ACT math subscore of 20 or SAT math subscore of 480 AND have an ACT composite of 20 or SAT composite of 940.
- OR are South Dakota Regents' Scholars
ADMISSION CONSIDERATION: The School of Mines will carefully review and consider for acceptance applicants who meet the general education requirements and the following criteria.
- Obtain an ACT composite score of at least 20 (or SAT composite score of 940)*
- AND obtain an ACT math subscore of at least 20 (or SAT math subscore of 480)*
- AND achieve a high school GPA of at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale*
*Applications from students with deficiencies are reviewed on an individual basis.
READMITTED STUDENTS: Former students who want to reapply for admission must submit another admission application and official transcripts directly to the Office of Admissions for all colleges attended since leaving the university. If you interrupt your attendance by a semester or more, you must reapply for admission. If a name change has occurred since prior attendance, additional documentation will be required.
TRANSFER STUDENTS: Transfer students who have earned fewer than 24 semester credits must also meet the freshman admission requirements above. Transfer students with 24 or more semester credits are eligible to be candidates for admission if they meet the standards below:
- Have a cumulative college grade point average of 2.75 or higher.
- Have proof of college algebra readiness.
- Are in good standing with their most recently attended school.
NOTE: Students with less than a 2.75 GPA may be admitted on probation, but each applicant is considered on an individual basis. Students with a lack of coursework or weak performance within mathematics and science classes are advised to improve their skills in these areas before applying.
All applicants must complete the following required courses with a cumulative grade point average of a "C" or higher (2.0 on a 4.0 scale):
- 4 years of English
OR ACT English sub-test score of 18 or above
OR AP English score of 3 or above - 3 years of Advanced Mathematics (includes algebra or any higher level of math)
OR ACT Math sub-test score of 20 or above
OR AP Calculus score of 3 or above - 3 years of Laboratory Science (includes biology, chemistry, physics, or other approved science courses in which
there is a weekly lab period scheduled)
OR ACT Science Reasoning sub-test score of 17 or above
OR AP Science score of 3 or above - 3 years of Social Science
OR ACT Social Studies/Reading sub-test score of 17 or
OR AP Social Studies score of 3 or above - 1 year of Fine Arts
OR AP Fine Arts score of 3 or above


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After nearly 2 years of lingering, Google Buzz is officially shutting down
Remember Google Buzz, the attempt prior to Google+ for the company to get social? It was shut down in October, 2011, but never actually died. Believe it or not, everything that you had (if you had anything) on the old platform is still available. That finally ends in July after nearly 2 years of lingering on its death bed. Today, Google sent old Buzz users this email: Buzz user, In┬ĀOctober 2011 we announced Google Buzz was shutting down. On or after July 17th, 2013, Google will take the last step in the shutdown and will save a copy of your Buzz posts to your Google Drive, a service for storing files online….


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Heart of the Black City feat. Jill Scott and Don Byas(produced by Black Friday)
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Heart of the Black City feat. Jill Scott and Don Byas(produced by Black Friday)
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Integrating Web And Curated Content Into Your Blog
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Where Does Video Fit Into Your Digital Strategy?
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British Swimming Points You To The Pool With PoolFinder
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sk:n Switch-on To Mobile Audience
The new UNOFFICIAL interactive and open social network site for all things Media City.
Hosted forms - looks very nice!
Shows Twitter client usage for all accounts tracked by @twitstat.
One to keep an eye on. Standalone reusable PHP classes from Symfony.
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The Prodigy
The Prodigy
The Future Sound of London
Booty Luv
Massive Attack
808 State
Layo & Bushwacka!
Lay claim to the sites you build.
Plump DJs
Plump DJs
The Upsetters
The Cinematic Orchestra
Petter & The Pix
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The Black Ghosts
Sydney Miller & Moraes Moreira