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I have a logo, looking for a template for my transit site.
I run a blog and city transit guide site called InsideTransit. Check it out at http://www.insidetransit.com. The site offers a variety of city guides on how to use transit in cities including NY, London and Chicago. There's also a transit blog where I share transit-related news and other interesting items. I have a logo that I love, now I need a template to match - the current template is pretty horrible.
- The template should be open and clean - inviting for the average Internet user but modern
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By now the tale has become legend. In 2007, the American band Journey went in search of a new lead singer; someone who could fill the place of Steve Perry, whose voice in such classics as "Don't Stop Believin'" came to define arena rock. In the midst of this near impossible quest, guitarist Neal Schon happened upon YouTube clips of an unknown Filipino singer with a voice of gold, belting out Journey cover tunes in an obscure Manila bar. What happened next is a story for the ages, a true rags-to-riches tale; six years later, that singer, Arnel Pineda, is now the frontman for one of rock's most beloved bands.
Reel Asian is pleased to present the Canadian theatrical premiere of Ramona S. Diaz's thrilling portrait of Pineda, an alternately intimate and rocking look into the life of a man whose sudden immersion into fame is a culture shock he could not have foreseen. With the clear, incisive eye that shaped her earlier, award-winning documentary (Imelda, 2003), Diaz embeds her crew with Journey on world tour, capturing the drama and excitement of a band reborn, and a larger story of race, stardom, and fate.
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Ramona S. Diaz is an award-winning Baltimore-based filmmaker whose films, which examine the contours of Philippine history and its diaspora, have screened at the Sundance and Tribeca Film Festivals, and been broadcast on American public television. Her works include The Learning (2011), Imelda (2003), and Spirits Rising (1996).Ramona Diaz will be giving a Masterclass talk prior to the film.
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The Valparaiso University Storm Intercept Team is devoted to observing severe convective weather as it happens and in the safest manner possible in order to enhance our undergraduate education in meteorology. At the same time, we provide a valuable service to the residents of Northwest Indiana and other communities by using our knowledge of severe weather and our observing skills to report any severe weather occurrences to Skywarn and local authorities in hopes of saving the lives of those persons in the path of severe weather. For more information about us, please take a look at our policies page, which describes in detail how VUSIT operates. If you have any questions or comments, please contact the Director.
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BEVERLY, Mass. – It was a very long day for the UMass Boston volleyball (4-4) team. In the morning the Beacons battled first-time opponent Gallaudet University to a five-set victory before having to wait almost five hours to face their next opponent in Bowdoin College. After the very long rest, UMass squared off against the Polar Bears in a rematch of last year's NCAA Regional tournament semi-final, but unlike last year's result Saturday's match went to Bowdoin in the form of 3-1 decision in the final match of the 2012 Endicott Invitational.
Against Gallaudet, UMass came out to take a 25-18 win in the first set. The Bison would then record two-straight wins (25-23, 25-20) before UMass was able to tie the game at 2-2 with their 25-19 victory in the fourth set. The final set was a close battle that could have went either way, but it was UMB in the end that earned the 15-12 victory to improve their win-streak to three matches and seven over the last two years.
In the nightcap Bowdoin came out firing looking for some payback after falling to the Beacons in last year's regional tournament. The Polar Bears earned the win the first set with a 25-16 victory. UMass did bounce back in the second with a 25-20 victory, but the final two sets went to Bowdoin, 25-16 and 25-19.
Senior hitter Shannon Thompson (Moorpark, Calif.) led the Beacons against Gallaudet with her team-best 16 kills and .209 hitting percentage. Corrine Porter (Huntington Beach, Calif.) continued to play strong scoring 11 kills, followed by Molly Witzmann (Encinitas, Calif.) and Kirsten Morrison (North Reading, Mass.) with six kills each.
Emma Rocha (Boynton Beach, Fla.) and Megan Pollock (Wilton, Calif.) once again took turns fueling the Beacons attack with a combined 42 assists respectively. Brooke Nemethy perhaps the most consistent day as she scored a career-best seven aces.
Porter and Thompson would also finish in double-figures in digs as they recorded 22 and 18 respectively. Senior Kayla Wilson (San Jose, Calif.) tallied a team-best 22 digs to help the Beacons backcourt. At the net UMass totaled six blocks, to match Gallaudet's defensive output.
Their second match of the day would see Amber Clemons (Simi Valley, Calif.) finish with a team-best 10 kills. Rocha hit a career-high 24 assists in the second match, while Pollock finished with 15. Porter combined for 18 digs, followed by Wilson with 14 and Thompson with 13.
Volleyball will make their home debut on Tuesday when they host Colby-Sawyer College at 6 p.m. in the Clark Athletic Center. Anyone unable to attend the match can listen live by going to http://www.littleeast.tv.


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Here comes the sun…FINALLY! It seems like it has been years since summer was last here. With the dawning of the sunny summer season, life inside the house seems a lot drearier. Why be inside when you can do what you are doing outside! Why not take advantage of the beautiful weather and enjoy the outdoors?
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This is the way we usually choose a place for dinner.
Me: "I'm making (fill in no effort, unexciting meal) for dinner." Him: "Hmm…. what about going out?"
One of us: "I'm already sipping a (whiskey, beer, glass of good wine) – so it has to have a good selection of (same beverage)"
And that's the end of it. No mention of what kind of food – most any place we go in Cleveland is going to be good stuff.
This particular night out was our first snow of any significance in the city, and we knew we were wanting to stay close, so we decided to head to Bar Cento in Ohio City for wine and hand tossed pizzas. (Shock – we were both sipping a glass of pinot noir when we had this conversation)
I knew the wine list was good, and thin crust gourmet pizza just sounded yummy.
When I say we went early, it was probably 6:30pm when we arrived and there were only a handful of people in the front room or in Bar Cento itself. The server was prompt and helpful – even if she did talk to my partner about the wine selections as if I wasn't sitting there. Bless her heart.
Our wine selection was Steltzner Claret Bordeaux '08, at $35. A blend of 65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot and 15% Cabernet Franc – its a pretty big wine, with well balanced tannins. Nice cherry, cinnamon and clove on the palate. Its spent 22 months in Mixed French Oak, so this is oakier than I usually like. But with our Big Board – charcuterie, cheeses and house pickled vegetables for $18, it was an excellent balance. We loved the 2 different patés on the board and the cheeses were very well selected. Nothing commonplace.
I was impressed with the upper end of their wine list. Their higher end wines are less than 2x retail. For restaurant service, and comparable to some places in town… I was impressed. The lower end isn't quite the deal on pricing, but nothing was in my "are you kidding me?" range.
Chef Adam Lambert was out and about in the dining room. One of the things that really stood out was that Chef was outside the kitchen talking to the servers and taking one last look at each plate that went out. It was obvious that quality and presentation were his highest priorities.
The pizzas were ordered and arrived just as we finished the Big Board. We got the Bianco with sausage and the Olive. The man can put away some pizza, but with the two good size pizzas and the Big Board, we had about half of each to take home for lunch. Both were delicious. I'm a WineOH who is always looking at ingredients because I have an MSG allergy. Anyone sharing this sensitivity will be happy to know that Bar Cento is 100% MSG free, including the sausage. (always a concern)
Final Comments: Nice wine list, great service, food served with the highest quality in mind.
We'll go back. And if you are looking for a nice meal with your honey, it makes the grade.
* Cuvée – a blend of several grapes, versus a single varietal. For MissWineOH, this is a blend of topics that will occasionally pop up when a single category is not appropriate.


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Gretchen Viney, distinguished clinical professor, is director of the Lawyering Skills Program (formerly General Practice). She oversees and shares responsibility for the Lawyering Skills Course, a second-semester 8-credit course that introduces students to law practice. Outside the LSC, Professor Viney also teaches Client Interviewing & Counseling, Real Estate Transactions, and Guardian ad Litem Practice.
Since arriving at the law school in 1997, through 2017, Professor Viney practiced law on a part-time basis in Baraboo where she was a partner with her husband in the firm of Viney & Viney. She is recognized for her work and expertise as a guardian ad litem for children, elders, and the disabled. Her private practice also historically included mediation, family law, terminations of parental rights and adoptions, and other general civil areas. Professor Viney's publications include a book, Guardianship and Protective Placement for the Elderly in Wisconsin (now in its fourth edition, co-authored with Maren Beermann '08); "Children as Witnesses in Family Court," Wisconsin Journal of Family Law, Vol. 26, No. 3; "The Impact of Act 130 on Family Court Guardian ad Litem Practice," Wisconsin Journal of Family Law, Vol. 25, No. 2; "Guardianship: Chapter 880" in Guardian ad Litem Handbook; "Guardianship and Protective Placement" in Advising Older Clients and Their Families. She is a frequent lecturer at continuing legal education seminars on the topic of guardian ad litem practice.
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Instead of focusing on security, the agency has become "an enormous, inflexible and distracted bureaucracy, more concerned with human resource management and consolidating power," according to the investigation released on November 16. "Today, TSA's screening policies are based in theatrics. They are typical, bureaucratic responses to failed security policies meant to assuage the concerns of the traveling public."
The Joint Majority Staff Report entitled "A Decade Later: A Call for TSA Reform" sharply criticized the widespread waste and inefficiency that is rife throughout the "bloated bureaucracy." The agency also suffers from a lack of administrative competency, investigators found.
According to the report, TSA has more than 65,000 employees. That means it has more personnel than the Departments of Labor, Energy, Education, Housing and Urban Development, and State — combined. And its own "classified" performance results "do not reflect a good return on this taxpayer investment," investigators said.
Yet somehow, the agency keeps growing. "TSA is a top-heavy bureaucracy with 3,986 headquarters personnel and 9,656 administrative staff in the field," the report noted, with U.S. representatives saying the D.C. headquarters staff earn more than $100,000 a year on average. "Since 2001, TSA staff has grown from 16,500 to over 65,000, a near 400% increase."
Despite the overwhelming TSA presence at U.S. airports, and all of the groping and security theater, more than 25,000 security breaches have occurred in the last 10 years. "The ability of TSA screeners to stop prohibited items from being carried through the sterile areas of the airports fared no better than the performance of screeners prior to September 11, 2001," former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Inspector General Richard Skinner was quoted as saying in the report.
The investigation also concluded that despite wasting almost a billion dollars so far on the TSA's so-called "behavior detection program," not a single terrorist has been caught. Even more alarming: At least 17 known terrorists traveled unmolested in the area of two dozen times through airports where TSA employs its "behavior detection officers." None of the terrorists were even stopped.
So, to compensate for its failure to catch any real terrorists, the program expanded — without congressional approval — to seek out petty criminals as well. TSA bureaucrats managed to find more than 1,000 people to arrest on drug charges, immigration violations, and other crimes.
But not a single person identified by TSA bureaucrats has been charged with a terror-related offense so far. Indeed, "passengers and crew offer our first and most effective line of defense," the report noted.
But throwing away money seems to be a defining characteristic of the unwieldy agency. "TSA's personnel operations provide another example of the waste and mismanagement that is rife within the agency," investigators said, citing numerous examples.
The agency, for instance, ignored its own findings that private contractors were less costly and more effective than government bureaucrats. And TSA union bosses fought to kill the private-screener program to save federal jobs — despite legislation instructing the agency to implement it.
"TSA has continuously thwarted the adoption of the [Screening Partnership Program] and has a history of intimidating airport operators that express an interest in participating in the SPP," noted the report, saying that in some instances agency officials used scare tactics and even lobbied against the program to bring in private firms.
"Almost all western countries have evolved their airport screening systems to meet current aviation threats through federal oversight of private contract screeners," the report said, explaining that a few former communist nations like Romania and Bulgaria that still have government-operated airport security. "The U.S. must also evolve to provide the most effective transportation security system at the most reasonable cost to the taxpayer."
The naked-body scanners that caused such an uproar among passengers were probably a waste of money, too. Not only would they not have identified the explosives used by the so-called "underwear bomber," the machines even failed to identify a concealed pistol in the TSA's own internal tests.
But even if the scanners were effective, "passengers are easily able to bypass this technology by choosing a screening lane without these AIT machines in use," the report noted. "TSA has wasted hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer funds on failed solutions to securing commercial aviation, ignoring internal protocols to prevent such waste and adopting technologies that have repeatedly failed TSA's own covert tests."
Among the specific problems identified in the report were a "flawed" leadership structure, the "bloated administration and bureaucracy," and more. But instead of recommending the dismantling of the "bloated bureaucracy," the report offers a series of fairly minor suggestions.
Among the recommendations made by investigators were expanding the use of private-contractors at airports, shifting to risk-based procedures, setting better performance standards, slashing the number of "administrators," expanding operations overseas, publicizing performance results after an appropriate time delay, and hiring outside experts to review the agency. Other suggestions that may prove more controversial included the development of "biometric standards" to screen "trusted passengers" and crew, as well as giving the agency more independence from the Department of "Homeland Security."
Congressmen on the relevant committees — many of whom helped to create the agency during the Bush administration — had harsh words for the TSA after the report was released. And legislation to "reform" the agency will be introduced soon.
"Americans have spent nearly $60 billion, and they are no safer today than they were before 9/11. We need to make travel safe in America, and right now it's not," complained Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.), noting that terrorists could "very easily" put a bomb on a plane. "TSA has not prevented any attacks. It's just been very fortunate that we've had no attacks."
Chairman John Mica (R-Fla.) of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee was upset, too. "After countless expensive detours, it is time for TSA to refocus its mission based on risk and develop common sense security protocols," Rep. Mica said. "We never intended to have TSA grow into this massive bureaucracy."
Predictably, however, a taxpayer-funded apologist for the bureaucracy was not pleased with the stinging criticism contained in the report. "At a time when our country's aviation system is safer, stronger and more secure than it was 10 years ago, this report is an unfortunate disservice to the dedicated men and women of TSA who are on the front lines every day protecting the traveling public," TSA spokesman Greg Soule was quoted as claiming in the Washington Post. "TSA has developed a highly trained federal workforce that has safely screened over 5 billion passengers and established a multilayered security system reaching from curb to cockpit. "
In reality, the TSA has consumed about $57 billion since its creation — the equivalent of the entire GDP of Vermont and North Dakota combined. And in return, as the report shows, taxpayers have been groped and scanned — all "theatrics" apparently — by an incompetent bureaucracy that has failed to catch or stop one single terrorist.
Related articles:
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Getting Rich from the TSA Naked-Body Scanners
A Tennessee Trucker and the TSA
TSA Records: Some Scanners Emit Ten Times Expected Radiation
Woman Accuses TSA Agent of Molestation at Airport
Anti-TSA Groping Bill Fails in Texas
Feds "Mess With Texas," Attack Anti-TSA Bill
Texas Officials Groped by TSA as Anti-Groping Bill Makes Comeback
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Have you always dreamed of looking a sphinx right in the eye? Book flights to Cairo and experience the world of the ancient Egyptians. Stroll around the Egyptian Museum or visit the historic Citadel. And Cairo also has a modern face: the minarets are interspersed with palm trees, art deco villas and a flashing neon skyline. You can also enjoy watching a wonderful sunset on the banks of the Nile. Cairo is astounding in every way!
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My wish for Ben Stein was granted: A bore-free evening at home
Apparently, comic Ben Stein had to cancel some commencement speech in Vermont, on account of his involvement with Expelled.
The former host of Comedy Central's "Win Ben Stein's Money" quiz show, Stein has drawn fire previously for criticizing evolutionary theory and speaking in favor of intelligent design. That view holds that life is too complex to have developed through evolution alone, implying that a higher power must have had a hand in creation.Just think of all the stupid bores Stein didn't need to flatter and laud... Wow, there IS a God ... Like, if I had been wavering, now I know. There IS a God.
Stein told the Burlington Free Press that he was not "anti-science" as some critics have labeled him.
"I am far more pro-science than the Darwinists," Stein wrote in an e-mail to the newspaper. "I want all scientific inquiry to happen not just what the ruling clique calls science."


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You just can't look away once you've seen one of Nigel Sussman's isometric mural illustrations. There's so much going on – dancing horses, dinosaurs serving in a restaurant, people running in hamster treadmills… The detail is incredible and it's all done with a lighthearted sense of humour that keeps you looking, and smiling.
So it's no wonder that Nigel has worked for both hugely innovative brands like Google and Redbull, as well as picking up more traditional print projects with the likes of Popular Mechanics and Time Out. With a musician father, creativity was encouraged as Nigel grew up and aside from drawing his passions include playing bass guitar (and illustrating his band's album covers), Dungeons & Dragons and going for long walks with his wife. The destination is usually an eatery where tasty food is served… but not by dinosaurs.
There's all kinds of activity going on in Nigel's work and it's no surprise to find that his influences include Martin Handford (creator of Where's Wally?), MC Escher and the computer game SimCity. At home in Berkeley, California, he lives with his wife and a cat called Fidel Castro.
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(Editor's note: Not long after the headlines appeared about this interview at the Grace Hopper Celebration in 2014, I asked reader and software engineer Cate Huston--who was present at this session--to write about the missing piece in the coverage. Of course, that missing piece was what the woman leading this interview said. It's not only important for the content, but because serving as a on-stage interviewer is increasingly among the public speaking roles you may be asked to take. As Huston notes in this post, you have more choices to make than simply asking questions when you're in this pivotal role.)
In October 2014, Satya Nadella as CEO of Microsoft made headlines when in a keynote at a conference of over 8000 women, he advocated the benefit of not asking for pay-rises, but instead trusting in karma. It was highly tweetable, and because it followed a plenary panel of "male allies" from the night before that had also contained some unfortunate remarks, the comments gained traction and outrage outside the conference. That external reaction was far greater than among those attending, who had heard his many thoughtful comments through the rest of the interview. Best of all, and largely ignored in the press coverage, was his interviewer Maria Klawe's response. Klawe is Dean of Harvey Mudd College, and a Microsoft Board Member.
Clearly, if karma worked as a strategy for pay rises, women wouldn't average 78c on the dollar. In the technology industry the gap is slightly smaller at 84c on the dollar [full study with data for 2013], but this is an industry where more than half the women are driven out by mid-career. It is part of the insidious and pervasive thinking (well documented in Women Don't Ask - Amazon) that results in women being paid less, starting in their first jobs and resulting in a lifetime loss of $434,000 ($713,000 for those with a college degree or higher) [data from 2008].
As Nadella was lambasted on social media, in the press (internationally!), and on TV, Klawe's fantastic response and great advice was largely overlooked. Here it is in full:
Well let me tell you a story about myself, because I actually… this is one of the very few things I disagree with you on.
So, I've always been uncomfortable in asking for things for myself. I'm really great at asking for things for the people who work for me.
But, so, I was being offered the position of Dean of Engineering at Princeton. And… I took it without having been offered a salary. So at some point we're having this conversation, Shirley Tilghman hired me, and she's saying "well we have to figure out what salary we're going to pay you" and I'm so uncomfortable I say "oh just pay me whatever you think is right." I probably got a good $50,000 less than I would have if I had been doing my job. Same thing when I took the job at Harvey Mudd. They offered me quite a bit less than I thought was appropriate. I didn't say anything.
So, so, here's my advice to all of you. First of all do your homework. Make sure that you actually know what a reasonable salary is if you are being offered a job. Do not be as stupid as I was. Second of all is role play. Sit down with someone you really trust, and practise asking them for the salary you deserve.Three things we can learn from this:
- Disagree with your interviewee! Klawe stepped in at the moment they were losing the audience and her answer was a highlight of the talk.
- Get personal. Nadella talked about theory and the long term view of HR, but Klawe made the loss that women get from not negotiating personal with her own story of being paid $50,000 less than she should have been at Princeton. Further revealing that she had made the same mistake with her current role made it impossible to ignore as a one-off.
- Relate to the audience. Klawe's response is full of things that the many women in the audience relate to, being good at asking for things for others, for example (notice how many times in the whole interview she advocates donating to Harvey Mudd). And where better to make the suggestion of role-playing than at an event with a huge careers fair where women gather to learn and support each other. I bet women were role-playing salary negotiation in the breaks that day.
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In 1999, the emerging influence of mediation in the court system served as the impetus for NCCU School of Law to initiate the development of the first clinical program for training law students in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in North Carolina . Launched in the spring semester of 2000, the ADR Clinic provides future lawyers with hands-on experience in the art of mediation, often resulting in a faster, less expensive, and more satisfactory resolution to a legal issue for a client and the court system.
The ADR Clinic, a one-semester program, provides students with the 40-hour training required of superior court mediators and places them to district criminal court in Wake County to apply the collaborative, peacemaking and listening skills they have learned. The ADR Clinic first matches students with experienced mediators from Carolina Dispute Settlement Services, a local community mediation center, to observe and co-mediate. Soon afterwards, students become the lead mediators. On average, each student handles at least six cases, which may include assault, communicating threats, larceny, trespassing, and domestic violence. Other legal cases that students may mediate include divorce cases, personal injury claims, and intellectual property. Students also learn other alternatives to litigation when they observe District Court Arbitration and attend Drug Treatment Court.
As cases continue to flood local courts, both clients and attorneys are driven to seek alternative methods for settling disputes. This continuing trend will likely impact the role of attorneys. As a result, the ADR Clinic exposes students to the expanding role of attorneys in defining problems in human rather than just legal terms, helping students to explore other forums within the court system for resolving conflicts. By the time students complete the ADR clinic, many often find that they are also pleased they have helped alleviate the stress that the rising backlog of cases is imposing on the local legal system.
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Trio of Benedictine Sisters celebrate combined 210 years of monastic life
CLYDE, Mo. - Three Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration recently observed their jubilees of monastic profession, surrounded by Sisters and guests. The celebration took place at Our Lady of Rickenbach, the Congregation's healthcare facility, and included a special mass and dinner. Combined, the Sisters have experienced 210 years of monastic life.
Sister Mary Irmina Blatt - 80th Jubilee
As the oldest member of the Benedictine Sisters, Sister Mary Irmina holds a wealth of memories and knowledge about contemplative life.
"I am grateful that God called me to our Congregation and for the daily Eucharist," she recalled. With 10 siblings, she was the first to enter religious life. "I read a missal that it was vital to save your soul. So from my early days I had a desire to become a sister." She entered when she was 19 and took her first monastic profession on March 16, 1929.
For decades, she served the Clyde community in the kitchens, the bakery and on the farm, raising chickens and milking cows. She also lived in other communities, helping with altar bread production and in the sacristy. It was while at the St. Louis monastery she developed her craft of baptismal stoles and other items. She also recently celebrated her 102nd birthday.
Sister Mary Pauline Kramek - 70th Jubilee
As she celebrates the 70th jubilee of her first monastic profession, Sister Mary Pauline recalls, "the love and support of our Sisters who helped me, especially in my early years of religious life. I am also grateful for the grace to be faithful to my vocation."
Born Angeline Kramek in Hamtramck, Mich., and raised in nearby Detroit, Sister Mary Pauline learned of the Benedictine Sisters through their magazine.
Drawn to prayer before the Blessed Sacrament and feeling a call to religious life, she entered the Benedictine Sisters in 1937 at the tender age of 16. She made her first monastic profession on Aug. 26, 1939.
Throughout her years as a Benedictine Sister, she has lived in many of the Congregation's communities, including Clyde, Mo., Mundelein, Ill., Kansas City, Mo., San Diego, Calif., and Tucson, Ariz. Her jobs have varied to include portress, sacristan and liturgical vestments making.
Sister Mary Gertrude Gross - 60th Jubilee
Catherine Mary Gross was 27 years old and contemplating a call to religious life.
The business school graduate, who enjoyed her work with companies like Southern Pacific Railroad and state and federal government agencies, had never heard of the Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration.
When she briefly spoke with a priest he remarked she should inquire about the contemplative order. It made sense as she had her doubts about joining an order devoted to teaching or nursing but had no intention of leaving her beloved native California.
However, in the following months she discovered she was a perfect fit for the religious order dedicated to Eucharistic adoration and a life of prayer. She entered in 1947 and made her first monastic profession on May 29, 1949, receiving the name Gertrude.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Sales of existing homes climbed in November to the highest rate in three years, posting gains in all four regions, a trade group said Thursday.
Existing home sales rose 5.9% in November to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.04 million, reaching the highest rate since November 2009, the National Association of Realtors reported Thursday.
"Momentum continues to build in the housing market from growing jobs and a bursting out of household formation," said Lawrence Yun, NAR's chief economist, in a statement.
Economists polled by MarketWatch had expected a rate of 4.9 million for November. The rate in October was revised down to 4.76 million from a prior estimate of 4.79 million. See economic calendar.
Sales are up 14.5% from the prior year. November's result is the highest in three years, when consumers had expected a home-buyer tax credit to expire. Washington ended up extending the credit's deadline.
Thursday's housing data echo other recent positive reports as the market continues to benefit from low rates and prices. A gauge of sentiment among home builders has been on the rise, as is the trend for new construction.
"While we were projecting a recovery in home sales and prices in the second half of the year the pace of gains has exceeded our expectations. In our view the economy is a greater threat to the housing market (given the lack of resolution of the fiscal cliff) than the housing market is to the economy," analysts at New York-based RDQ Economics wrote in a research note.
However, the housing market still has far to go, and faces substantial headwinds from ongoing high unemployment and strict lending standards, among other factors. First-time buyers, in particular, are seeing their share of home sales decline. According to NAR, first-time buyers made up 30% of purchases in November, compared with 31% in October, and 35% in November 2011.Existing-home sales details
The median existing-home price rose 10.1% from the prior year to $180,600, according to NAR. In part, the price gain reflects more upper-end transactions: Sales of million-dollar-plus homes are up 52% from a year earlier, compared with 17% for homes between $100,000 and $250,000. However, the highest priced homes make up a small portion of overall sales. Low inventory is also playing a role in higher gains.
"Some, but not all of the strengthening in prices merely reflects a shift in the mix away from sales of discounted 'distressed' homes -- from foreclosures and short-sales -- toward more traditional sales," wrote Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at Valhalla, NY-based High Frequency Economics.
Elsewhere Thursday, the Federal Housing Finance Agency reported that U.S. house prices rose a seasonally adjusted 0.5% in October, and that prices rose 5.6% from the same period in the prior year.
According to NAR, all regions saw existing-home sales rise in November. Sales were up 7.9% in the South, 7.2% in the Midwest, 6.9% in the Northeast and 0.8% in the West.
Inventories declined 3.8% to 2.03 million units in November, representing at the current sales rate a 4.8-month supply, the lowest since September 2005.
Also Thursday, the U.S. Department of Commerce reported that the U.S. economy grew faster than previously estimated for the July-to-September quarter due to stronger trade, faster health-care spending and increased local government construction.
Gross domestic product in the third quarter grew at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.1%, the fastest rate since growth of 4.1% in the fourth quarter of 2011. Read more about GDP.


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KDE celebrates Ada Lovelace Day with tutorials
Today, KDE celebrated its 16th birthday. On October 14, 1996, Matthias Ettrich started KDE. Since then, amazing women have helped make KDE what it is today. Women like Anne-Marie Mahfouf, Eva Brucherseifer, Alexandra Leisse, Celeste Lyn Paul, Anne Wilson, Claire Lotion, Lydia Pintscher, Myriam Schweingruber, Claudia Rauch and many many more. Women have shaped both KDE code and KDE community.
This Tuesday (October 16th) there is an opportunity to attract more women contributors to technology in general and KDE in particular. Tuesday is Ada Lovelace Day; we are using the occasion to invite women to discover KDE. We want to help another generation of women be part of KDE. The recently announced KDE Manifesto distinguishes what "being KDE" means. Those values and purpose—along with the wide range of tasks within KDE—offer an unparalleled possibility for anyone to be included in the field of technology.
KDE's celebration of Ada Lovelace Day is an event for women and their friends. In other words, it is intended primarily for women and men are welcome.
During the day, we will offer tutorials on different topics to give you a running start. The only prerequisites are an interest in technology and a willingness to learn. The tutorials will include subjects such as:
The day will close with a session for questions about getting involved in KDE.
Find out more about the event on the KDE community wiki.
We are looking forward to seeing you at the events and are excited about helping you make your first steps in KDE.
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It's funny reading through those sixteen-years-old e-mail threads. I almost wish I could go back in time and tell those guys complaining that we shouldn't be designing yet another file manager and tell them that sixteen years later, in the year 2012, people will still be redesigning file managers. In the future, some groups are actually removing features from their file managers!
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A 6.6 magnitude earthquake in China's western Gansu province killed 22 people and seriously injured hundreds on Monday, state media said, adding that many homes in affected areas had collapsed.
The quake hit Minxian and Zhangxian counties, about 170 kilometers (105 miles) southeast of the provincial capital of Lanzhou, at 7.45 on Monday morning (2345 GMT Sunday), the official Xinhua news agency said.
It put the number of people seriously injured at 296.
Eight towns in the remote, mountainous area sustained serious damage in the quake and subsequent flooding and mudslides, state media said.
There were also power outages and communications were cut off in 13 towns in Zhangxian County, Xinhua said.
A second 5.6 earthquake struck the same region about 90 minutes after the first, Xinhua said, the most significant of several aftershocks.
The United States Geological Survey said the first quake had a magnitude of 5.9.
Gansu abuts Sichuan province, where a 6.6 quake in April killed 164 people and injured more than 6,700, China's worst quake in three years.
That quake hit close to where a devastating 7.9 temblor killed some 70,000 people in May 2008.


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On those days when your tresses are just a little too tousled, it's easy to pull them into a pony tail and blame the hair gods. But next time you start to curse your crazy locks remember this: You have more control over your hair than you think!
If you shampoo your hair more than two or three times a week, you might be stripping out frizz-taming, shine-producing moisture. The result? Styles that fall flat fast.
How often should you shampoo? There's no magic number, says John Masters, owner of the New York City salon John Masters Organics. For curly or frizzy hair or a dry scalp, he recommends shampooing once every few weeks (yes, really), as long as you wet it and use conditioner to lift grime when it starts looking messy. Oily hair requires more washings, from three times a week up to daily.
Experts agree that most people simply use too much shampoo, which has a tendency to dry out your hair and cause extra tangles.
To prevent overdoing it, apply just a quarter-size dollop to the scalp and massage it in. On days when you can skip the washing, take advice from New York City-based stylist Eva Scrivo: "Touch up the front and crown of the head by misting a little water on each section, following up with a blow dryer."
A nutrient deficiency is the most common cause for life-less looking hair. Eating a balanced diet supports your hair, while using nutrient-rich hair-care products, especially those with the antioxidant vitamins A, C, and E, keeps damaging factors like pollution, poor water quality, and sun exposure from causing problems.
Another tactic to try: Products containing organic herbs and essential oils will stimulate circulation in the scalp and balance key oil production that can add sheen and volume to your hair.
Unhealthy dyes can leave your hair color flat and strands brittle. Used in many salon and home hair dyes, the ingredients ammonia and PPD (p-Phenylenediamine) expand the hair shaft and help color stick. By manipulating your hair's natural structure, dyes make it tough to maintain a shiny, healthy-looking 'do.
But a healthier dye job is possible. Health-food stores stock many ammonia-free/low-PPD hair color, while an increasing number of salons offer vegetable-based dyes. Following color application, stylists recommend applying a nourishing hair mask to help smooth and coat the hair cuticle and give it additional shine and resilience.
Protect your hair from turning brassy, streaky and frizzy by simply shading your strands any time you're in the sun for extended periods of time. Even when the temperature is hovering around freezing, sun damage can still wreak havoc on your tresses many months later.
Too much UV exposure weakens the hair's keratin (protein) and causes melanin oxidation, or discoloration, resulting in brassiness. Although chemical SPF products help mitigate the damage year-round, a sun hat or a nourishing hair pomade with beeswax, plant butters, natural oils, and/or vitamins will act as a physical barrier between hair and the sun.
We've all had those days when your roots feel greasier than the floor of a car garage. Not brushing enough is usually the cause. In the days before women had easy access to thousands of hair-care products, a nightly hair-brushing session was de rigueur. As it turns out, our forebears were on to something: Brushing helps move oil from hair's roots to its ends, conditioning strands evenly, protecting them, and eliminating the tangles that can lead to breakage down the road.
"When you have skin and hair challenges, the body is letting you know it needs help," says Lisa Petty, a holistic nutritionist and author of "Living Beauty." Boost your intake of these nutrients to heal damaged hair:
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Prevent dryness and add moisture. Food sources: flaxseeds, sardines, soybeans, walnuts, and wild salmon.
Strengthens the hair cuticle, boosting strands' elasticity. Food sources: cabbage, celery, and steel-cut oats.
The scalp can actually give you clues about how to care for your hair. If it's dry, your hair is probably dry, too, and more likely to break. An oily scalp pretty much guarantees that your roots will fall flat by midday. Tend to your scalp, and your hair will feel the extra TLC, too.
Choose a shampoo that matches your scalp type and a conditioner for your ends, whether they're fine, curly, colored, dry, or damaged. Apply conditioner a few inches from your scalp and work down.
"You don't want it on the skin because even after rinsing, some oils, waxes, or silicones will stay behind, and that moist environment can lead to fungal overgrowth," says Zoe Diana Draelos, M.D., consulting professor in the department of dermatology at Duke University School of Medicine in Durham, North Carolina.
"Most people don't shampoo thoroughly," says New York City salon owner and hair stylist Valery Joseph. Often, he says, we skim over our hair's roots but don't actually clean the scalp itself. So oils, dirt, and styling products keep building up, causing oiliness, dullness, and itching.
Joseph advises dedicating three minutes to lathering up. Then go ahead and give your scalp a rub when you're out of the shower. Besides being a tension-buster, it'll exfoliate the surface and leave hair fuller and shinier, says Marc Zollicoffer, a global educator for Aveda.
Ongoing extreme stress can also thin your hair. But the good news? Hair loss due to acute stress is almost completely reversible.
"Each hair you see in the drain is being replaced by a new one," says David Bank, M.D., a dermatologist in Mount Kisco, New York. "It's a one-for-one swap." If you're experiencing ongoing stress, it may help your hair if you add yoga, mindfulness meditation, or other relaxation techniques to your daily routine.
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Switching from your usual shampoo to a clarifying version can help. These deep-cleaning formulas strip away buildup that accrues from hair products and environmental pollutants.
Although these shampoos do a great job of ridding hair of unwanted residue, they need to be used sparingly since they can deplete essential oils and cause hair dye to fade. A hair detox once every couple of weeks is usually all that's needed.
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In a rare display of bipartisanship, Congress is on a fast track to approve a $150 billion spending package to boost a sluggish US economy.
It is the first of what are likely to be several stimulus plans put forward on Capitol Hill in coming months and the one most likely to become law.
With an election ahead in November, Republicans and Democrats are both under pressure to pass popular measures that reduce the risk or severity of a recession. That's why each side has made compromises, dropping controversial measures from the legislation to get a bill to President Bush by mid-February.
"We're doing our very best to maintain the bipartisan atmosphere that we have in the House," said Senate majority leader Harry Reid in a briefing last Thursday.
Even before the House votes on the deal, however, Senate committees are preparing this week to consider adding other elements, such as extending unemployment insurance, increasing food stamp programs and Medicaid payments to states, and reviving a $21.8 billion package of renewable-energy tax credits, which could boost employment in alternative-energy industries.
Support for adding elements to the bill is bipartisan, Senator Reid said. "We've had [Senate] Democrats and Republicans ask for certain things.... We have Republicans who are also concerned about extending unemployment benefits," he said.
Proposals that don't make this version of a stimulus plan could be taken up in a longer-term stimulus plan, he added. "That will come at a later time, but hopefully not too much later."
Tax rebates to help jolt the economy
The spending package hammered out last week by House leaders and Mr. Bush will add some pop to the sluggish US economy by the spring and may be enough to avert or end a recession.
The plan is relatively simple for individuals: a tax rebate – or "recovery rebate," as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls it – targeted at those who are likely to spend the money rather than save it. It will hit the economy at about the right time, say many economists of the bipartisan deal announced Thursday.
The tentative deal calls for giving $300 to $600 to an individual filer and up to $1,200 per family, plus $300 for each child. The rebates would be gradually phased out for individuals whose adjusted gross income exceeded $75,000 (or $150,000 for families). Small businesses would get a tax incentive to spend as well.
"It is no doubt positive for the economy," said Richard DeKaser, the Washington-based chief economist for National City Corp. in Cleveland. "It's a serious stimulus package, and I have little doubt its effect will be meaningful." The fiscal stimulus comes even as the Federal Reserve is aggressively dropping interest rates. The nation's central banker lowered rates by 0.75 percent on Jan. 22 and is expected to drop rates again on Wednesday.
"By itself, the fiscal spending package is probably not enough to keep the economy from going into a downturn," said Mr. DeKaser. "But combined with the Federal Reserve's rate-cutting, it should be enough to keep the economy from dipping into a recession."
Other economists are not so sanguine, but they say the fiscal stimulus will help give the economy a jolt in the second quarter, which starts in April. The package could mitigate the effects of the downturn or jolt the economy out of it, says economist Mark Zandi of Moody's Economy.com.
Congress and the Fed may yet have some leeway because the economic indicators are not yet tilting toward recession. For example, new claims for unemployment remained steady at 300,000 for the week ending Jan. 19, the Department of Labor reported Thursday. This indicates that so far there are no widespread layoffs, says economist Bob Brusca of Fact and Opinion Economics.
In December, concerns heightened that the economy had already slipped into recession because new jobs grew at a low rate and unemployment jumped to 5 percent. "So far it looks like January is reversing some of the dim economic statistics from December," said DeKaser.
However, existing sales of homes dropped 2.2 percent in December and were down 12.8 percent for all of 2007. Median home prices dropped 1.8 percent for the year, the first nominal decline in any year since the Great Depression.
The tax-rebate package includes a one-year temporary increase in the loans that can be purchased by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Both of them could buy loans up to $625,000, up from $477,000 currently. This should help spur mortgage lending in states such as California and Florida, where high real estate prices have held back lending.
A sense of urgency aids deal
The deal worked out by bipartisan House leaders and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson represents significant compromises across the board for a Congress typically in gridlock.
Republicans agreed to recalibrate the program to include more lower-income families, while Democrats gave up cherished spending programs.
Democrats also urged and won relief for families caught up in the subprime mortgage debacle and expanded the plan to include wage-earning households that do not file income taxes.
Republicans claimed credit for including tax relief for employers, including a 50 percent bonus deduction on new equipment, and for holding the line on extraneous spending and tax hikes.
"I can't say I'm totally pleased with the package," said Speaker Pelosi in a briefing announcing the deal on Thursday. "Let us praise this for what it does and not disrespect it for what it does not: It is timely, targeted, and temporary, and it was done in record time since our conversation with the president [on Tuesday]."
While Senate leaders say they will give the House plan thorough consideration, even strong objections to the proposed plan are taking a back seat to the sense of urgency on Capitol Hill to be seen doing something on a front-burner issue.
"I'm not enthusiastic about rebates for people who don't pay income taxes, but if that's what it takes to get a bipartisan compromise, I'll probably support it," said Sen. Chuck Grassley (R) of Iowa, the ranking Republican on the Senate Finance Committee. "I'm not taking anything off the table."
The Senate Finance Committee begins marking up its own version of a stimulus plan this week. The panel, typically one of the most bipartisan in the Senate, will consider extending unemployment insurance, increasing funding for food stamps, heating assistance for the poor, rebate checks for low-income retirees, and more tax breaks for business.
"I believe, and I think many senators agree, that we can do even more to stimulate America's economy," said chairman Max Baucus (D) of Montana in a statement.
But he added that he would work with Treasury Secretary Paulson, House leaders, and the White House "to agree on any new provisions."
Quick implementation is key
Meanwhile, interest groups all over Washington are ramping up to influence the endgame deliberations on the plan. A main selling point is how fast competing stimulus plans could get cash into the economy.
Secretary Paulson said that if all works well, the Internal Revenue Service could begin moving rebate checks to some 117 million people in May.
"The Social Security Administration could get seniors a stimulus check in six weeks – a faster implementation than the IRS would be able to deliver," said Barbara Kennelly, president and CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, a nonprofit advocacy group for seniors.
Unions say extended unemployment insurance could have an impact on the economy and consumer spending even sooner. "It's extremely likely that there will be provisions [in the Senate bill] extending unemployment insurance either in this stimulus plan or in one to follow quickly," says Bill Samuel, director of government affairs for the AFL-CIO. "We don't think that the Senate will allow 200,000 jobless workers a month to run out of benefits – and that number is going to increase."
A similar tax-rebate plan in 2002 took about 10 weeks to finish distributing $38 billion in stimulus payments. If it takes that long again, much of recipients' spending will take place in the summer.
The tax cut could add about 0.8 percent to the economy's growth rate in the second quarter and 0.25 percent in the next quarter, estimates economist Drew Matus of Lehman Brothers.
"If it's targeted to the right people, it could be enough to reduce the risk of recession, particularly in the light of Fed action," says Mr. Matus.
[Editor's note: An earlier version of this story was posted Thursday, January 24.]


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William Shores' '32 Ford roadster
After decades of customizing, it's sometimes hard to come up with something new when it comes to fixing up a '32 Ford roadster. But elegance never goes out of style, and William "Buddy" Shores was determined his Deuce highboy should exude a certain amount of class to go along with the traditionally inspired nuances.
Buddy is a typical hot rodder in that he has more than one project, and he owns a '67 Chevelle that was reworked from the ground up by Goolsby Customs in Bessemer, Alabama, less than eight miles from Buddy's home in Concord. The team at Goolsby went through the Chevy, fabricating parts and pieces as needed and customizing the interior and engine compartment to make it look like no other Chevelle out there. Buddy was so impressed with the work on his Bow Tie that he thought Goolsby could handle the roadster project, too.
As with any car project, stance in everything, and the Goolsby team had a two-prong approach on achieving the correct look for the car. First was the chassis, which was set up by The Roadster Shop on a 110-inch wheelbase with an original-style, C-shaped X-member that was riveted in place. The framerails are of a "swept up" design, which allows the center area of the body to have a profile that mimics the appearance of being channeled. The rear saw a Winters quick-change (4.11:1) go in, nickel-plated aluminum ladder bars from Perfection Hot Rods, and a set of Pete & Jake's shocks to go with the Posies rear spring.
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The second prong is the body itself. A steel repro unit from Brookville Roadsters, Goolsby raised the rear wheelwells 2 inches and shaped them to follow the outside edge of the 31.60-inch Excelsior rear tires. Work was also done inside the cockpit by creating steel pockets for the doors and a raised floor section in the trunk area. Goolsby also fabbed a trans cover for the Tremec T5 transmission and created a new bulkhead for the firewall.
Buddy contributed to the buildup by machining his own pedal assembly (that works with the Kugel Komponents master cylinder) as well as his own shifter and pedal pads. Steering is handled by a Flaming River Vega-type box, which connects to an ididit Old School column.
While the body and chassis work was being done, Buddy had his '53 Mercury Flathead machined by Howton's Machine (Hueytown, Alabama) and assembled the engine with his friend, Billy Parker. Innards include a Scat 4.125-inch crank, Scat rods, and J&E 3-5/16-inch pistons. Buddy hooked up with H&H Flatheads for a set of their Navarro aluminum heads and intake manifold for the trio of Stromberg 97 carbs. Spark comes from a Vertex magneto and exhaust exits through a set of N.O.S. Fenton headers. To complete the vintage look of the engine, all of the cloth-covered wiring was cable laced. The smoothed block was painted flat brown and, once assembled, was mated to a T5 trans.
Goolsby Customs continued the work on the car by prepping it for paint, and Jonathan Goolsby sprayed the maroon BASF Glasurit paint over the car, which included the Rootlieb four-piece hood. Goolsby had Steve Tracy's Advanced Plating in Nashville do all the chrome work on the car as well as the nickel plating on the curved spreaders bars used both front and rear. To give the vehicle a more streamlined profile, a Rodwell windshield was also installed.
To finish up the car, Goolsby turned to Wayne and Pam McGriff at M&M Hot Rod Interiors in Holly Pond, Alabama, to create an elegant look combined with traditional elements for the cockpit. They made a bench seat and covered it in diamond-pleated leather, then made large door flaps (looking more like satchels) in the door panels to accommodate any paperwork or the like. The flap design was also carried over into the trunk, where the stitchwork is complemented by the steel and rubber mat design from Goolsby found on the raised floor of the trunk.
Goolsby Customs finished up the interior with the addition of a Petri banjo steering wheel as well as a stylish Auburn-type gauge console that was designed by Goolsby and machined by the car's owner. (The response to the gauge panel has become so popular that Lokar has decided to market a line of Goolsby Customs–designed parts). A tortoise shell insert in the gauge panel complements the car's maroon paint, and five Classic Instrument Nostalgia VT gauges are the perfect choice for instrumentation.
After completion, the roadster was picked as a finalist in the Goodguys 2012 Classic Instruments Street Rod of the Year contest, and it also won a Top 100 award from STREET RODDER at the Goodguys Columbus event (and it will compete for the magazine's Street Rod of the Year title). But while awards make some people happy, Buddy is equally as happy knowing he got exactly what he wanted from Goolsby Customs for his '32 roadster: an elegant hot rod that will no doubt have a timeless appeal.


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