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The Central Connecticut women's basketball team fell to Bryant on Monday night in the final game of the 2013-14 season. The Blue Devils were led by double-digit scoring performances from a trio of seniors. CCSU falls to 11-17 and 5-13 in the Northeast Conference with the loss. Bryant improves to 16-13, and 11-7 with the 72-65 victory.
The Blue Devils led by 14 points at the half, but Bryant shot 56.7% in the second half to overcome CCSU;s 34-20 halftime advantage. The Bulldogs out scored the Blue Devils 52-31 in the second half and out rebounded CCSU 24-13.
The Blue Devils led the Bulldogs for the entire first half with Bryant finally tying the score at 45-45 at the 10:33 mark in the second half. The Bulldogs tied the game during a 12-0 run that gave them an eight-point advantage with 8:23 left to play.
The Bulldogs increased their lead to 10 points with 5:14 left to play, but CCSU continued to chip away and keep the deficit to single digits over the final minutes.
The Blue Devils led by as many as 14 points in the game, including multiple times in the first half. However, the Blue Devil lead was quickly cut to single digits in the second half.
Bryant had four players scored in double-digits with Naana Ankoma-Mensa scoring 16 points and pulling down a game-high 22 rebounds.
Senior Jessica Babe led the Blue Devils with 17 points. Seniors Jaleen Thomas and Lauren Arbogast scored 13 and 12, respectively.
Thomas and Babe also had strong games on the glass with eight and seven rebounds, respectively.
Babe finishes the 2013-14 season with 116 assists, which ranks as the third highest single-season total in program history.
She finishes her career with 658 rebounds, 377 assists and 233 steals. She ranks ninth all-time in rebounds, third all-time in assists and third all-time in steals in CCSU women's basketball history.


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We don't have any doubt that most contemporary Mustang enthusiasts are more than capable of using the term carbon fiber in a sentence. When you think about it, that's the easy part. While almost everyone involved with our hobby has some awareness of the material, there aren't many who can give us a sentence that accurately describes it. For our uninitiated 'Stangbangers, carbon fiber technically is a strong, light, cloth-like material made from thin strands of carbon that's used in automotive applications (for performance and appearance purposes).
CF, as it is called as in many circles, is used as a performance component because of its strength (it's said carbon fiber is stronger and stiffer than steel), and the fact that in the grand scheme of things, it weighs almost nothing—qualities that undoubtedly are appreciated by hard-core racers. However, we realize not everyone with a Mustang is a racer, and enthusiasts who are more focused on looks appreciate carbon simply because it's downright sexy.
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In this version of the classic holiday dessert, a croissant bread pudding is steamed in the oven instead of on the stove top. Ignite the finished product in front of the guests for maximum effect.
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- 3 cups whole milk
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise
- 6 large eggs
- 1/4 cup all purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 8 croissants (about 1 pound), torn into 3/4-inch pieces
- 1 cup pitted prunes, chopped
- 1 cup raisins, chopped
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped almonds
- 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel
- 2 cups sour cream
- 1/2 cup (packed) golden brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon grated orange peel
- 1/2 cup brandy
- Preheat oven to 300°F. Generously butter 8-cup pudding mold, metal bowl, or soufflé dish and sprinkle with sugar. Combine milk, butter, and 1/2 cup sugar in heavy medium pot. Scrape in seeds from vanilla bean; add bean. Simmer gently over medium-low heat until sugar dissolves and mixture is fragrant, stirring occasionally, about 8 minutes (do not boil). Remove pot from heat; cover and let steep 15 minutes. Remove vanilla bean. Whisk eggs in large bowl to blend. Gradually whisk in hot milk mixture.
- Whisk flour, cinnamon, nutmeg, baking soda, and salt in very large bowl to blend. Add croissant pieces, prunes, raisins, almonds, and lemon peel. Toss until croissant pieces are evenly coated and mixture is well blended. Pour milk mixture over. Let soak 10 minutes.
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By Caitlin Kelly
If you want to scare the shit out of almost any American — those who don't have a defined-benefit pension guaranteed to them — which knocks out most workers, ask them how much money they have saved for their retirement.
The median figure, among those aged 55 to 64, (i.e. an age group, traditionally, potentially planning/hoping to retire within a decade or less), is a mere $63,100.
The median among all Americans is a staggeringly low $10,890, (minus the value of a home and/or vehicle.)
When New York Times writer Jeff Sommer recently wrote that $1 million wouldn't do much, more than 600 readers weighed in with comments, prompting him to tackle the subject again the following week.
My math works like this — if, when (if) you graduate from college at 22 and start working immediately, you begin saving $5.09 every day, some $36.00 every week, or $144 every month, every year without a break — and with no accrued or compound interest from investing that money — you'd end up with the $63,100 median figure.
Surely we can do better?
For some people, right now, saving $5.09 every day, all seven days of every week, is impossible. Their living costs cannot be trimmed in any way, and/or their wages are too low.
Many fresh graduates, and older workers, are unable to find paid work in this economy. They are stalled, frustrated, broke, angry. Some carry enormous debt burdens of homes underwater or student loans they cannot discharge through bankruptcy. Some people are very ill, or have very ill family members for whom they must add the cost of care and the time it takes — i.e. unpaid labor — to do this as well.
But…for the rest of you, snap that wallet shut!
The culture that most Americans live in is one that continues to glorify and fetishize spending lots of cash, (or credit, mostly), acquiring tons of shit that's new and shiny and cooler than everyone else's — whether an Ipad or Ipod, phone, car, house, vacation, clothing, whatever. You can blow easily thousands of dollars on a freaking baby stroller, if that somehow seems essential to you.
Television and social media and the internet bring very rich peoples' lives into our own. We can press our greasy little noses against the impenetrable glass wall of their luxuries and whine: "Why not me?"
You can go broke even trying to keep up.
I've been lucky. I grew up in Canada, a nation that still chooses — with much higher rates of taxation — to heavily subsidize college education. My annual tuition, from 1975 to 1979, (yes, really) was $660 a year. I was able to put myself through university and graduate debt-free.
I've also been able, since my second year of university, to sell my writing, photography, editing and translating skills to others — and had the developed skills, delivered on or before deadline every time, to make them want more of my work.
I've been fortunate, since the age of 22, to be able to share housing on four occasions, which helped cut my living costs in two expensive places — suburban New York and Toronto.
I've been grateful for good health, so I have never lost months or years to debilitating illness(es) and treatments that would have prevented me from working.
But that's one side of the ledger — the getting side.
I'm also cheap as hell, when necessary, and it was necessary for years on end, especially when single paying $500 a month for health insurance, and facing three recessions in my industry.
I've chosen to stay in a one-bedroom apartment for 25 years. Would I prefer a second or third bedroom or bathroom? A backyard and fireplace and verandah? Hell, yes. But did I want to assume a much larger mortgage payment and longer repayment term? No. Nor the stress of fearing potential homelessness. Ever.
I've been saving 15 to 25 percent of my income every single year for years.
Our ironing board recently broke. I paid $4.30 at our local thrift shop for another one. Score!
When my income bottomed out to a terrifying degree in 2007 to 2009, I took a part-time retail job ($11/hour no commission) and bought my clothes and shoes from consignment shops.
Until my ex-husband moved in, I had no television. Until my second husband moved in — when I was in my early 40s — I did not have cable or a cellphone ($200/month saved right there.) I drove a used, paid-for car, as we still do.
A friend of mine runs her own company, an investment fund, literally managing millions of other people's money. She drives a Mini Cooper, not a Mercedes or Lexus or Range Rover, the vehicle people expect.
"That's how I got a million dollars," she says, with a knowing smile.
We plan to be mortgage-free by 65. We have no children. We will have multiple income streams, one of which is our savings. Adding to them is a non-negotiable part of our life, as automatic, necessary (and boring!) as brushing our teeth.
Here's an interesting, helpful and smart post from Dailyworth.com about how to face up to the reality that we all need to save (more!) money and invest it as wisely as possible.
Are you saving for retirement?
If not, why not?
If not, how do you plan to pay for your living costs in your 70s, 80s and beyond? (People insist they will keep working. Find me the employer willing to hire a 75-year-old.)


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Pope Receives 60th Anniversary Gifts
Benedict presented church replicas for priestly ordination milestone.
ROME (CNA/EWTN News) — Pope Benedict XVI received replicas of the six most significant churches of his life to mark the 60th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood.
The day will be celebrated on June 29, the solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul.
The nine-foot-tall replicas were built by members of the Equestrian Union of Upper Bavaria. They are of the Cathedrals of Munich and Freising and the churches of Altotting, Birkenstein, Aschau and St. Georg von Traunstein and Bad Tolz.
Pope Benedict XVI was ordained to the priesthood on June 29, 1951, together with his brother, Msgr. Georg Ratzinger, at the Cathedral of Freising.
The miniature replicas were transported to the Vatican by 42 horses from his native homeland of Bavaria, Germany.
Nearly 200 musicians and 50 residents of Bavaria were on hand to present the replicas to the Pope. They left Munich on June 5 after receiving a blessing from Cardinal Reinhard Marx and attended the Regina Coeli at St. Peter's Square on June 12.


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It's up to you, the reader, to decide whether or not you want to believe my headline, but I assure you that it is valid, and not a joke. This one was a struggle to get through, not only were two of the worst teams in baseball playing, but they did so for just under four hours. It's hard to play a four hour game and only have five total runs scored, but the Cubs and Astros "accomplished" that feat last night. All's well that ends well I guess as the Cubs wraped up what felt like the longest game of the year with a 4-1 victory. Chris Volstad was solid yet again for the Cubs as he tossed five strong innings giving up one run on four hits while walking five and striking out four. Volstad struggled with his command, see the five walks he surrendered, but he battled and made it through the fifth to not only qualify for, but register his third win of the season. The Cubs had an unlikely hero at the plate, I only say unlikely because Dave Sappelt doesn't get a lot of playing time and hasn't been up with the big club for very long this season. Cubs fans might want to get used to him because he most likely will have a role on the 2013 team, performances like last nights will go a long way in securing a spot on the roster next year for Sappelt. Sappy was 2-for-5 with two doubles, three RBI's and a run scored in the victory, the three RBI's are a career high.
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New York Schools Try to Make Up Lost Time from Sandy
11.15.12 5:56pm
Schools could miss out on state aid if too many days are missed
Superstorm Sandy forced many New York schools to remain closed for a week. And now, parents and students are wondering when and if school days will be made up.
In order for schools to receive state aid, they have to be in session for 180-days.
But, David Albert, the Director of Communications and Research for the New York School Boards Association says schools shouldn't worry about losing funding, "We've asked lawmakers to waive the requirements for those schools impacted by Sandy, just as they did last year for schools impacted by tropical storm's Irene and Lee."
He expects the same to be true for this storm.
However, that does not mean it will not be a challenge for many schools. Albert says it is up to the individual school district and union to decide when and how many days will be made up. School days can be made up on planned vacation or conference days.


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Saturday, December 4, 2010
Any Hints?
I sliced several onions like my Mom used to do and placed them in the rooms I'm working in. I'm not sure if they actually absorb any of the paint smell or if they only add their own special aroma to the room.
I also decided to use my aunts method and have a dish or two of fresh vanilla setting on a windowsill. Again I'm not sure if it's helping.
Do you have any hints on what to do to help get rid of the smell?
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Yeah, put on a sweater and open the windows! LOLReplyDelete
But all kidding aside, I wonder if baking soda would help. It absorbs odors in the fridge. Why not in a room?
If you have a box fan, put it so that it "backwards" so that it will draw the fumes out of the room you're working in. The problem is, that the fumes will go into another room but it won't be so concentrated where you are working.ReplyDelete
There is a difference between absorbing odors and getting rid of any bad chemicals you are breathing in. Oil-based paints are more harmful and you should open the windows or wait until spring. With water-based, open windows are still the best idea.ReplyDelete
I hate the smell of paint, so we always buy low VOC or no VOC paint. It makes such a difference!ReplyDelete
Vinegar is good for removing smells. Set a dish in a room, that may help.ReplyDelete
I've used Vinegar fir it and it works pretty good..ReplyDelete
I don't know what you should do if you can't open windows, but my boys think they do, they said just stop painting lol, thought that was too good not to tell.ReplyDelete
I'm with Kate .. put on a sweater, turn down the thermostat and open up the windows :-)ReplyDelete
Wait for good weather. That's what I'm doing.ReplyDelete
Place bowls of vinegar around. It helps to absorb the smell of paint.ReplyDelete
You have better suggestions than I do..........maybe just open the doors and windows and wear a jacket? Blessings, KathleenReplyDelete
I was always told to have a bucket of water in the room so that it would absorb the fumes. I guess a bucket of water with a splash of vinegar and a dash of bicarbonate of soda might do it!ReplyDelete
I set candles to burn in the kitchen after I fry fish and they freshen up the air nice. Maybe candles would help with painting too.ReplyDelete
How about Christmas aroma on the stovetop? A cup of water, some orange peels, cinnamon sticks, and whole cloves. Just let it simmer and add some more water from time to time.ReplyDelete


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November 22, 2012
Forget all that turkey, stuffing and pumpkin pie, today should be a day of fasting and atonement for American "sin." That's according to Robert Jensen, a journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin. Jensen, known for his hard-left politics, also calls Thanksgiving a "white-supremacist holiday."
Jensen's opinion piece "No Thanks for Thanksgiving," appeared on the far-left, Soros-connected website Alternet on Thanksgiving eve. In it, he wrote how Native Americans suffered because of the "European invasion of the Americas." He went on to compare the Founding Fathers to Nazi Germany. "How does a country deal with the fact that some of its most revered historical figures had certain moral values and political views virtually identical to Nazis?" he asked.
According to Jensen, Thanksgiving is "at the heart of U.S. myth-building. "But in the United States, this reluctance to acknowledge our original sin — the genocide of indigenous people — is of special importance today," he explained.
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Fairfax Media's proposed merger with John Singleton's Macquarie off the table
Fairfax Media's $200 million radio merger talks with John Singleton's Macquarie Radio Network have collapsed after it became clear that star Macquarie presenters Alan Jones and Ray Hadley were not prepared to be part of the proposed deal.
It is the second breakdown in two years of talks over a combination of Fairfax's top-rated Melbourne station 3AW with Macquarie Radio's 2GB, the home of Jones and Hadley.
The joint venture would have controlled leading talkback stations in all the mainland capital cities except Adelaide, making it a stronger proposition to sell to advertisers, and would have had earnings of $32 million before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation.
The news follows last week's move by APN News & Media to take control of its radio assets for $246.5 million in a move that creates three clear owners for Australia's main FM stations: APN, Southern Cross Media Austereo, owner of the Today and Triple M networks, and Lachlan Murdoch's DMG, owner of the Nova and Smooth networks.
It is understood that Jones and Hadley - Macquarie's top talent - could not be persuaded to become part of a joint venture controlled by Fairfax.
Both sides blame the other for failing to secure the support of Jones and Hadley, but there is broad agreement their conservative views were a "difficult fit" with Fairfax's more liberal mastheads, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Hadley and Jones also regularly appear in the news pages of the Herald. It is understood Fairfax had hired investment bank Macquarie to work on the joint venture idea and that both sides saw a strong commercial logic to a potential deal. 2GB dominates talkback in Sydney, where Fairfax's 2UE is weak, but Fairfax's radio stations are better rated elsewhere, led by Melbourne's 3AW and including Brisbane's 4BC and Perth's 6PR.
Analysts said a merged entity could have saved between $5 million and $10 million in costs but that the greatest benefit would have been a national network to sell advertising across the country, with revenue synergies estimated at $15 million or more.
Analysts say earnings could have been boosted by about $4 million through a sale of 2UE.
In October, MRN agreed in principle to let Fairfax Media take the majority stake in their proposed radio joint venture, which was a prerequisite for any deal.
There was also speculation that mining magnate Gina Rinehart, who is Fairfax Media's largest shareholder, with a 15 per cent stake, might try to emerge with a holding in a combined entity if the talks come to fruition.
However, talks have broken down irretrievably over a number of insurmountable obstacles, with MRN's inability to deliver the talent as part of the deal a key factor. It is believed MRN had proposed alternative deal structures that would have allowed the two stars to continue to work for Mr Singleton.


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California dreaming on climate change
by Barry
As expected, California Rep. Henry Waxman moved a climate change bill out of the House Energy and Commerce Committee he chairs in May. When that happened, electric cooperative leaders examined the bill in the same way a restaurant patron would test a new dish added to the menu.
Their response? "Needs work."
Vowing to help fix problems with the bill instead of defeating it, Glenn English, CEO of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, strongly expressed the concerns rural people have with this bill in a meeting with committee leaders. At the same time, he stood ready to pull the trigger on an unprecedented grassroots campaign to defeat the bill if the chairman didn't meet fairness standards called for by a broad spectrum of rural groups.
As passed, the climate change bill heavily favors states on the coasts while penalizing Midwest states — including Missouri — that are heavily dependent on coal to generate electricity. At issue is the allocation of credits to meet a cap-and-trade program at the heart of the bill.
Cap and trade would work by slowly lowering the number of permits for emitting carbon dioxide available to utilities, manufacturers and other companies. Under the plan passed by Waxman's committee, the chairman's home state would receive 200 percent of the credits it needs to meet new emission standards.
By contrast, Missouri would only receive 60 percent of the credits it needs. Missouri utilities would have to buy additional credits on the open market at a price set by auction.
Guess what this will do to the price you pay for electricity?
Fortunately, for Waxman's bill to clear the full House it must pass muster with several other key House committees, including the Agriculture Committee chaired by Rep. Collin Peterson of Minnesota, who shares many of the concerns electric cooperatives have voiced about this bill. The ranking member of the Ag Committee is northwest Missouri Rep. Sam Graves, who had this to say of the bill:
"A bill that has been projected to decrease farmers' average net income by 57 percent is a bad bill. Chairman Waxman and Speaker Pelosi are not considering what is best for all Americans. Their Hollywood and San Francisco constituents will not face the hardships this bill will bring to farmers."
Rep. Blaine Leutkemeyer, who represents Missouri's ninth Congressional District, also voiced opposition to the measure. "This bill will increase taxes, eliminate jobs or drive them offshore and raise the energy costs of those hard-working farm families trying to make ends meet," he said.
And Rep. Ike Skelton wrote in a letter to Gascosage Electric Cooperative Manager John Greenlee that the devil is in the details of the proposed bill. "As H.R. 2454 is considered, my colleagues and I will carefully review it. For those of us from rural America, it will be critical that we look after the interests of farmers and others living in small towns. It will also be important to ensure parts of the country, like Missouri, that rely heavily on coal-fired power plants are not given the short shrift."
Let's hope NRECA's Glenn English succeeds in his efforts to improve this bill, using the seat at the table gained for him by millions of messages sent to Congress by electric cooperative members through the Our Energy, Our Future campaign.
In the meantime, you can help support these efforts by continuing the dialogue through the Our Energy, Our Future campaign. Log on to www.ourenergy.coop or contact your local electric cooperative for assistance.
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theboywarrior wrote:The Gladiator's sword looks amazingly awesome with Dragon Masters . . .
timber_wolf899 wrote:Ah yes, good points all. And while we're talking about new weapons, what do you guys think of the 'soft tipped' spear?
It seems this weapon has migrated from CMF to mass production, with the LOTR sets.
Is the classic spear gone?
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When 32-year-old Harold Leffall Jr. was about seven, he'd set up "a little desk with notepads" and play business in his mother's small Oakland, California, abode. Family and friends thought it endearing but certainly had no idea young Harold would actually grow up to head a staffing business with sales exceeding the million-dollar mark--especially since no one in the family had ever gone to college and welfare was the primary source of income. "A lot of people say they didn't know they were poor when they were growing up," says Leffall, owner of Leffall Employment Agency in Oakland. "But I knew I was on welfare, and I didn't like it. I decided very early on that when I got older, [being poor] wouldn't be part of my life." With the idea that individuals living above the poverty line possessed a higher level of education, Leffall enrolled himself in California State University at Hayward, despite the fact he had to simultaneously work as a shoe salesman to put food on the table. Academic life initially caught the wide-eyed freshman off guard. Luckily, Leffall, whose father "really wasn't around" growing up, gained valuable mentors through the federally funded Upward Bound program, designed to provide motivational support to first-generation college students from low-income families. "I was fortunate because that exposed me to individuals from similar backgrounds who not only successfully went on to college, but also completed it." And complete it he did. It took five years, but Leffall, a business administration major on first declaration, finally graduated with a degree in political science. "Like most college students, I was overly optimistic," recalls Leffall, who once aspired to be a city manager. "I thought `As soon as I get a degree, I'll have job offers coming from everywhere.' But it took a whole year to find a job."
The Quest For Independence
Ditching his shoehorn, Leffall spent the following six years working in community-service positions. For the first five, he created youth and family programs in urban communities for the Oakland Housing Authority. And for the next year, he aided a nonprofit organization in getting the community more involved with the educational upbringing of children. Unfortunately, the good vibes created by the goodwill work became increasingly strained by bureaucratic frustration. Whether it was being passed over for many a promotion by his first employer or nearly being laid off when the proposed five-year community education project came to a halt after less than a year, it became starkly apparent to Leffall that it was time to get started working for his own cause.
"What I wanted was more control over my life," he says. Drawing from his childhood dreams, Leffall began exploring business opportunities, even though he'd just started graduate school to get his master's in management. "It just so happened that we had to do a project on growth business areas in one of my classes," he says. "In doing it, I came across the staffing industry and realized the projections for growth were just astronomical because more and more companies were moving away from a permanent work force to a more contingent, contractual work force."
It sounded promising enough. The only catch was that Leffall needed a minimum of $25,000 in start-up capital and a set of instructions on how to start a staffing business (or any business, for that matter). Luckily, a friend in the industry shed some light on the unknown. But the money hunt wasn't so easy. He sought assistance from small-business-friendly financial institutions like the SBA, his local bank and a nearby Small Business Development Center. With an insufficient business plan and a lack of collateral, however, Leffall's request was almost immediately denied by all three. "They knew staffing was a growing industry and thought there was so much competition from major agencies that a small agency like ours would be eaten alive, and that we didn't really have an opportunity," he says. "And I just didn't really want to hear that."
Maybe it was to retaliate against what poor kids are too often told growing up: Don't dream too big. Be practical--go get yourself a job at the post office. Whatever it was, Leffall wasn't about to settle for less than his highest hope. He dismissed warnings from friends that he could lose everything and accepted one of many mail offers to take out a second mortgage on the Stockton, California, home he'd purchased two years prior and was, at the time, renting out. When he finally secured the $25,000 loan in July 1996, he happily resigned from his job at the nonprofit organization.
Hard-Won Success
By October, Leffall found himself behind his own desk in his own office, with a receptionist ready to hand out freshly printed brochures to clients. Unfortunately, there were none. "Like most entrepreneurs, I thought this would explode immediately," he says. "But for about two months, the phone didn't ring. We were making all these cold calls and no one wanted to talk to me. I was so discouraged because I really thought I had a good idea and business would pick up."
Flabbergasted by the curt responses from companies unwilling to deal with an unknown, and with only half his start-up loan to spare, Leffall decided to give his agency an infusion of credibility by joining the Oakland Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Temporary Staffing Services. He sent mass mailings to Chamber members offering special rates and attended Chamber meetings and industry mixers. Slowly but surely, he won much-needed contracts. "That gave me more confidence to approach companies," says Leffall. "It wasn't much, but at least it was something I could talk to a prospective client about."
Those first clients, including Leffall's former employer, the Oakland Housing Authority, led to much more than small talk. Leffall Employment earned sales of $272,000 in 1997--up 100 percent from 1996. But Leffall admits those numbers seem more impressive than they actually were. Profit margins in the industry are so low that after paying expenses and employees, he only got 10 percent of sales for himself. "I got used to fixing Top Ramen in very creative ways because I couldn't go out," he recalls. "I couldn't buy new clothes, but I had a lot of my old clothes. So when people saw me, they'd think I was okay." It didn't help that for most of 1997, Leffall unknowingly charged half of what his competition was charging for services. Not getting paid by "the most unlikely sources," like doctors and lawyers, also became problematic. He found himself in court--a few times--just to be reimbursed for his work.
After sales and marketing became less tumultuous and many hard lessons had been learned, business looked brighter. By 1998, Leffall had the budget to hire a qualified full-timer to help with recruiting and placement. (He'd already gone through two not-so-qualified friends who agreed to work for low wages.) And word-of-mouth landed Leffall Employment Agency its first two large accounts: a three-year contract with the County of Alameda, California, which reaped $700,000 for the company last year; and one with Shell Oil Co. to payroll participants in its youth training program. Leffall still gets excited reminiscing about the day the president of Diversified Personnel, also in Oakland, called to ask if Leffall Employment was interested in partnering for the County of Alameda contract. "He wanted to meet with me that same day, but I was like, `Can we meet tomorrow?'" recalls Leffall. "I was just so elated. I knew I wouldn't be fully there at that meeting."
Since coming of age in the staffing world, Leffall Employment has forged ahead amid the sea of nearly 20 competing agencies in the Oakland area and has nearly doubled sales every year. From sales of $596,000 in 1998 to $1.3 million last year, Leffall expects that, after winning the City of Oakland bid last September, sales will double again this year. A mentor to high school boys and a volunteer instructor of youth entrepreneurship for Junior Achievement, Leffall will expound on his experiences in print with a self-published book titled Brother CEO this summer.
Risk-taking afforded him a chance to live the life he always wanted--even to buy his mother a new car. But would Leffall advise anyone to start a business without sufficient knowledge? "No way," he laughs. "Get practical experience by volunteering for a company in the industry you want to get into. It'll save you a lot of heartache, and probably a lot of money as well."
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 (UPI) -- Nothing is closer to the hearts of people in the United States than local politics and prayer, usually Christian prayer. The U.S. Supreme Court may be about to rule on how closely the two can be combined.
Across the country, local governments begin official meetings with prayer. If you want to speak up at those meetings, you first have to listen to some preaching, sometimes at length.
But what if you are an agnostic or atheist, just trying to get a stop sign installed in your suburban neighborhood to protect children crossing the street? What if you are Jewish or Muslim? What if you are Catholic, and the invocation is Protestant?
On the other hand, should the courts be telling local governments they can't use prayer, or telling them what kind of prayer they can use?
Should local governments be denied divine help and guidance, in a form most easily understood by the majority of their local constituents?
Not easy questions to answer.
The six Catholics and three Jews on the U.S. Supreme Court should be ruling on the issue soon. They heard argument in the case, Town of Greece vs. Galloway, Nov. 6, and a decision should be ready to drop soon, like ripe fruit.
They sit again in the courtroom Feb. 24.
It's tempting to prophesy the result as foreordained. The court is dominated by its 5-4 conservative majority. Justice Anthony Kennedy, a key vote, during argument questioned whether judges or officials should decide what prayers by local government are acceptable, saying that would "involve the state very heavily in the censorship and the approval and non-approval of prayer."
The case was brought by two women in the Town of Greece, N.Y., a Rochester suburb of 96,000.
"Susan Galloway [51, a therapeutic recreation specialist] is Jewish and Linda Stephens [70, past president of the Greater Rochester Chapter of the National Organization for Women and vice president of the local chapter of Americans United for Separation of Church and State] is an atheist; both felt marginalized by the town's legislative-prayer practice," they told the Supreme Court in a brief.
"The Town Board in Greece, N.Y., opens its monthly meetings with clergy-led prayer," their brief said. "With the exception of a four-meeting hiatus around the time of the filing of this lawsuit in 2008, the town has relied exclusively on Christian clergy, who have persistently delivered overtly Christian prayers. Many of the prayer-givers have elaborated on Christian tenets and celebrated the birth and resurrection of Jesus Christ; one asked attendees to recite the Lord's Prayer in unison; and another criticized objectors to the prayer practice as an 'ignorant' 'minority.'"
It added: "Clergy request that attendees join in the prayers. Town Board members participate by bowing their heads, standing, responding 'Amen,' or making the sign of the cross. Members of the audience do the same. At the conclusion of the prayer, the town's supervisor typically thanks the prayer-giver for serving as the town's 'chaplain of the month,' though he did not bestow this title on the few non-Christians who delivered the prayer in 2008 [after the suit was filed]. Many members of the audience are required to attend the meetings; children also routinely attend to fulfill a high-school civics requirement."
A federal appeals court eventually concluded the Constitution is violated when "the overwhelming predominance of prayers offered are associated, often in an explicitly sectarian way, with a particular creed, and where the town conveys the impression that town officials themselves identify with the sectarian prayers and that residents in attendance are expected to participate in them."
But the panel kept its ruling narrow.
"We do not hold that the town may not open its public meetings with a prayer or invocation. Such legislative prayers, as Marsh holds and as we have repeatedly noted, do not violate the establishment clause" of the First Amendment.
So what about Marsh vs. Chambers, the 6-3 Supreme Court ruling in 1983 that said prayers at the beginning of sessions at the Nebraska Legislature, or any state legislature, are constitutional.
Noting Congress begins sessions with prayer, the Marsh majority said more than three decades ago: "In light of ... history, there can be no doubt that the practice of opening legislative sessions with prayer has become part of the fabric of our society. To invoke divine guidance on a public body entrusted with making the laws is not, in these circumstances, a violation of the [First Amendment's] establishment clause; it is simply a tolerable acknowledgment of beliefs widely held among the people of this country."
The establishment clause says, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." The restriction is extended to the states through the 14th Amendment.
In asking the Supreme Court to reverse the appeals court, the town told the justices: "In this case, the court of appeals held that the Town of Greece violated the establishment clause by allowing volunteer private citizens to open town board meetings with a prayer. Though the town had never regulated the content of the prayers, had permitted any citizen from any religious tradition to volunteer to be a prayer-giver and did not discriminate in selecting prayer-givers, the court struck down the town's prayer practice, applying an 'endorsement' test derived from Lemon [vs. Kurtzman]."
The famous, or in some quarters infamous, three-pronged "Lemon test" articulated in the 1971 Lemon ruling says a government practice that affects religion is allowable under the establishment clause if it has "a secular legislative purpose," "neither advances nor inhibits religion" and does not "foster an excessive government entanglement with religion."
Some members of the Supreme Court, particularly Justice Antonin Scalia, have been trying to get rid of the Lemon test's effects for years.
Besides Scalia and Kennedy on the court, the town has some powerful allies.
Eighteen states have filed a friend-of-the-court brief in support of the town's argument -- Indiana, joined by Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Kansas, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, Utah and Virginia.
Other briefs supporting the town came from 85 members of the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives, mostly from Red States, and by more than 30 mostly Republican senators -- including possible presidential candidates Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Ted Cruz, R-Texas.
Meanwhile, the high court has been flooded with friend-of-the-court briefs, almost all supporting the town, from people or entities with an interest in the case.
One of the most thought-provoking comes from the Southern Baptist Convention Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission in support of the town. The commission says it represents the "nation's largest Protestant denomination, with about 16 million members in over 45,000 local churches."
A section in the Southern Baptist statement of faith says, "God alone is Lord of the conscience. ... Church and state should be separate. ... A free church in a free state is the Christian ideal. ..."
But the Southern Baptist brief argued, "An invocation given by an unpaid 'chaplain' at the opening of a meeting of a legislative or deliberative body is not an establishment of religion, because a non-government speaker is in a limited public forum."
And, "A limited public forum establishes freedom of speech, not affiliation with religious viewpoint."
The real heavyweight, of course, is the Obama administration, which filed a brief "for the United States" in support of the town.
"Throughout its history, and dating back to the first session of the Continental Congress in 1774, the United States Congress has appointed chaplains to open each legislative day with a prayer," the brief said.
"When the first Congress met in 1789, among its first orders of business was to select chaplains for the House of Representatives and Senate. Today, both the House and Senate Rules require that each legislative day begin with a prayer from the House or Senate chaplain or from a guest. ...
"The United States participated as [a friend of the court] in Marsh vs. Chambers ... in which this [Supreme] Court upheld the Nebraska State Legislature's practice of employing a chaplain who opened every legislative session with prayer, and has participated as a party in numerous cases concerning the constitutionality of opening legislative prayers in the United States Senate and House of Representatives."
In ruling against the town, the federal appeals court "erred in its application of Marsh. The court agreed with petitioner [the town] that petitioner's practice of providing for the offering of a prayer at the beginning of Town Board meetings has not been exploited to proselytize or to denigrate any faith; it also accepted the uncontested finding that petitioner did not intentionally favor any one faith over any other," the administration brief said.
Nevertheless, the appeals court "held that petitioner's practice violates the establishment clause [of the First Amendment] because it has almost always resulted in participation by Christian prayer-givers, many of whom have employed identifiably Christian words in their prayers. In the court of appeals' view, a 'reasonable observer' would therefore understand petitioner's prayer practice as an establishment of Christianity. That was error."
The administration argued under the principles of the 1983 ruling, "which relied heavily on the history of legislative prayer in this country, a prayer practice that is not problematic in the ways identified in Marsh [as petitioner's practice concededly is not] does not amount to an unconstitutional establishment of religion merely because most prayer-givers are Christian and many or most of their prayers contain sectarian references."
Besides, the brief said, "Neither federal courts nor legislative bodies are well suited to police the content of such prayers, and this [Supreme] Court has consistently disapproved of government interference in dictating the substance of prayers."
University of Virginia law professor Douglas Laycock brings a different point of view to the table. Laycock argued for the challengers at the Supreme Court.
"We are not asking the court to say that local government meetings cannot have a prayer," Laycock said in comments posted on the University of Virginia Law School website before the Nov. 6 argument. "This is a case about what kind of prayer they can have and how it is presented."
Laycock is no anti-religious zealot.
He is known for arguing on behalf of churches before the Supreme Court, and wrote the brief for the Southern Baptist Convention Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission in support of a challenge to the Affordable Care Act's contraception mandate.
"Some of the [Town of Greece] prayers are non-sectarian prayers, asking for divine guidance for the board as it does its work," Laycock said. "But a large majority of these prayers are explicitly Christian -- and many of them are heavy-handedly Christian. They're talking about the saving grace of Jesus Christ on the cross and other elements of Christian theology."
He added: "There are many people who don't object to the prayer. But those who do object have to go through the motions of participating. Those who are strong-willed enough not to participate report being embarrassed and humiliated by the hostile reaction."
Town meeting prayer is equivalent to coercion, he argued. Non-participating citizens know that they will soon be asking the board for action on parks, cable TV or votes on business permits and zoning variances.
"The town's argument is really that they can do anything," Laycock said on the website. "There are no limits. It doesn't matter how sectarian the prayers are. And that adults [by definition] can't be coerced, so no matter how much pressure citizens experience, it's still OK."


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Jims car from Bruce is on Ebay
no not the flashy one............lol......the old Datsun............
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thanks, nicky.....I want it - BAD...!!
I was actually looking at a Nissan 300ZX (1989) for $4,200 near my old house. It did catch my eye because it looked like THAT car, and now I'll have to call the seller and tell him he has competition he just can't beat....! I'm sure somebody will outbid me though. Oh well.
PS My cars will be out there soon too....two hunks of money-pit metal, but they're full of character, and I'll be sure to let you know when they're posted. Is that a violation of rules here of any kind, by the by...?
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Our heartfelt congratulations to JCO member Shamaho, who we are pleased to say, won the eBay auction today for Jims "Bruce Almighty" car for an undisclosed sum.
The 1976 custom built Datsun was used in "Bruce Almighty" and can be seen driven throughout the movie by Jim. It has been on display at the Volo Auto Museum as part of their Hollywood Star Car Collection and is in good working order.
Shamaho will also get a certificate of authenticity and misc. movie posters.
Any chance of a lift Shamaho?
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don't fret....i'll be brushing up on my forensics during the flight to Chicago....! The car is only about 40 miles from where my sister lives - I told her to tell her girls that Aunt Sharon's coming to visit, and they can have a ride...yee ha!
get the fun with Dick and jane cars too.....AND a waxwork Jim AND an outfit he wore.........omg
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the yugo AND the Cher get-up...?!!? How much money do you think I have anyway....?!
Not that it wouldn't be worth it.....but, I'd have to start a JC museum or something....gee, not a bad idea....and not too much of a stretch from my current reality. Darn it, there I go typing out loud again...!
But seriously, I saw a Yugo in a lot near my house (where they do title loans) that was the same color, with a different color panel...it was freaky.
........hey why not, sounds like fun.........you could actually turn it into a business opportunity......take it to special events and fairs and charge folk to sit in it and have their pic taken in it.......
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I know I saw this somewhere on here, but a search comes up empty. I primarily use BW 7. However, I have had to buy several programs on Libronix which are very useful. Here are the main ones: Hallo's Context of Scripture, Anchor Bible Dictionary, HALOT, the new program on Semitic Inscriptions (grammatically and lexically tagged).
Here is what I would like to do.
1. I have heard that I can group these relevant programs in Libronix, and call them say OTPrograms.
2. Then I would like to set up in BW7 a External Link to that group. I am not sure whether I have to set up the link by verse or by word. In the first case if I am at Isaiah 3:4 and go to my external link I would find any references to Isaiah 3:4. In the case of HALOT, I imagine that would open up each Hebrew Word in Isaiah 3:4. (There is a verse view in HALOT for just this.) I am unsure whether it would pick up anything in Semitic Inscriptions.
In the case of a word link (rather than verse), if I clicked on a word in Isaiah 3:4 Hebrew, then the link would find any references to that Hebrew word in my Libronix OTProgram group. That would also find the word in Semitic Inscriptions. (Maybe I could even set up both types of an External Link, i.e. to WORDS or to VERSES).
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