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Randstad Canada Women Shaping Business Award Winner Announced
With over 50-submissions over two months, the competition was tough, but a winner has been selected for the 2013, Women Shaping Business story contest.
Chosen by an independent panel of female thought leaders, and nominated by Donna Diebel, Carly Kuntz of Waterloo, Ontario has been selected as the 2013, Women Shaping Business Award recipient.
About the winner
Carly Kuntz is a certified Spa Director, an M.B.A. graduate and a mother of twins. She was formerly a marketing executive and is now the owner and Chief Relaxation Officer (CRO) of the Waters Spa. Carly's vision for the spa began a decade ago when she felt there was a level of service lacking in the day spa industry in Waterloo and was determined to bring a high end "resort experience" to the day spa setting. Setting to developing her business after giving birth to her twins Carly wanted to build something she was passionate about and that used her business training to its full potential.
Since 2007, Carly has grown her business from a team of five, to a team of 26 and has continued to expand her business's service operating year after year.
Now established and strong, The Waters Spa and Carly donates over $15,000 in services to the community. Outside of the spa, Carly is engaged in other charity work, including a co-ed children's hockey non-profit and she is launching a regional magazine celebrating the accomplishments of women in Waterloo.
You'll be hearing more about Carly in the coming weeks as we get to know her and her business better. Stories like hers are an inspiration to everyone here at Randstad Canada, and exemplify why we conduct research, host events and speak openly about women in the world of work.
In the meantime congratulations Carly, and thank you Donna for nominating such an outstanding member of your community.
Esther Enyolu of Nigerian descent, is the Founder and active Executive Director of the Women's Multicultural Resource and Counselling Centre of Durham (WMRCC) in Pickering, Ontario. WMRCC recently celebrated their 20th Anniversary!
As the Executive Director of WMRCC, she has been helping women, youth and children receive the most effective services. She is compassionate, caring, supportive and has helped change the lives of 100's of women and children year by year. She advocates strongly for violence against women/children and effective crisis resolutions. Esther is also my mother and has inspired me to nominate her for this phenomenal award. She has helped so many women in our community and is an amazing woman, mentor, leader, wife and most importantly Mother!
Deb's retirement after a full career of teaching, has been to use her passion for children's health to educate students, their teachers, and community about nutrition, physical activity and healthy living. She started a grassroots charity called 'NSTEP (www.nstep.ca) that runs free, sustainable programs in elementary and middle schools across Canada and it keeps growing and growing with the increasing need for preventative measures against obesity in Canada.
Nutri-Lawn Kelowna, British Columbia 2007 World Women's Curling Champion Kelly has been inspiring women for the better part of a decade by portraying unconditional positivity and intensity in her athleticism and business environments. She epitomizes the word "balance" as she manages her successful curling career, her local business and staff and her young, blossoming family. Kelly is humble and gracious. She is a woman of opportunity and deserves all credit for her successes on and off the ice.
Kiley runs this amazing school/business that helps people discover what they are most passionate about ie 'their most inspired work' which she teaches at 'The New School of Inspired Work':www.thenewschool.ca/ She was kind enough let me and my wife (and others) attend her school without paying, as she was not turning anyone away when she first opened. Kiley's work and school has changed me and my wife's life for the better. She is a true leader in the community with her thoughtfulness, passion and desire to help others try to become the best they can be. She is also a business owner trying to transform the face of business by helping people find their gifts and strengths, and then how to turn that into passion fueled businesses, contributing to the community. Kiley is a hard working, VERY INSPIRING, loving, passionate visionary business woman who deserves to be recognized! Thank You!
From Audrey's bio...Family" is a word that's most often used by Audrey Wilson when she talks about her business. Not only does she think of her GEMINI team in such warm terms, but she extends that to all of the women, men and children who have, over the years, come to GEMINI to build on their image and self-confidence. Audrey is now entering her 23rd year as the owner and director of the Region's largest Modelling Agency, Training Academy and Fashion Production Firm. She's excited about what the future holds. Audrey started her work experience as Supervisor of Staffing in the Human Resources Division of the Waterloo Regional District School Board, and remained in that position for 17 years. At the same time, on a part-time basis, she modeled and instructed classes at GEMINI Modelling Studio in Kitchener.
For Audrey had a dream and worked diligently to achieve it. The dream was to grow a small local business into a multi-faceted company. In 1991, Audrey's dream became a reality when she purchased GEMINI. Over the years, and with the capable assistance of her close-knit team, Audrey Wilson's GEMINI has vaulted into its present position as the most dynamic fashion and image-making leader in Ontario. In the fall of 2013, GEMINI will be branching into the Guelph market, where they will be opening a "pilot" Academy, which will offer weekend classes for girls ages 5-18. "There is such a high demand for self-development today," says Audrey. "We are simply expanding to help more people achieve their fullest potential." To complement a new satellite location, Audrey will be revising the curriculum to include information for teens on safe uses of social media. "We will be teaching students and models how to conduct themselves professionally and safely as technology continues to develop." says Audrey. Word of the Year: Exalt: To increase intensity, to stimulate the mind or imagination In addition to this every year, Audrey assists many in our community - offering reduced or no fees for children in our community who cannot afford to pay to attend modeling sessions or camps...and volunteers her own time to assist many local charities including our Cancer Society, MS, Children's Charities, etc. etc. The list is endless.
Carly Kuntz is the Owner and Chief Relaxation Officer (CRO) of The Waters – An Urban Spa Retreat, a spa that has been voted the best spa in Waterloo Region Ontario since 2009. In 2004, Carly embarked on a journey to explore, research and ultimately improve the spa services industry. She has created a new spa experience that takes the day spa industry to a new level of service and quality. Carly created a day spa in an urban setting that has an elegant, yet warm and friendly feel. Her vision for the spa began a decade ago when she realized there was a level of service lacking in the day spa industry and was determined to bring a high end "resort experience" to the day spa setting. The Waters ~ An Urban Spa Retreat brings nurturing, high quality treatments and products to its guests providing them with a true spa experience. With unique treatments inspired by therapies from around the world, Carly's team of over 25 therapists and support staff aim to delight guests upon every visit. Carly has always been an entrepreneur at heart and after graduating with an MBA from Wilfrid Laurier University in 1999, she had the confidence to pursue her goal of opening a world-class day spa. A certified Spa Director and mother of twins, Carly employs her business and marketing skills to run the business without performing any of the treatments – she hires only the best estheticians and registered massage therapists to work directly with spa guests. It is Carly's skilled attention to detail, plus the dedication of her team, that has afforded The Waters with the unparalleled reputation it has today. Carly also believes in giving back to the community and in this respect, The Waters donates over fifteen thousand dollars in spa services annually to local non-profit organizations. In addition to the spa, Carly has now taken on a new role as publisher of a new magazine, Women of Merit. Along with two partners (other mom/entrepreneurs), Carly helped to create a vision for a publication that honours local women who have achieved professional or personal success. Women of Merit profiles these extraordinary women in an interview format aimed at showcasing who these amazing women really are. The first issue has gone to print and will be available in January 2014. Carly also volunteers her time in the community. She and her husband started and coach a non-profit hockey program for kids called Hockey For Fun. Boys and girls, aged 8 to 11, can learn and play hockey once per week – just for fun. Carly and Mike saw a need in the community and took action to provide this service for families. Visit www.HockeyForFun.ca. Carly also volunteers for the Women of Waterloo Region Awards honouring local "WOW" women and their mentors. She was a mentor with the Canadian Youth Business Foundation for a new, young entrepreneur with whom she continues to maintain a co-mentoring relationship today. Carly was a co-founder of a local Waterloo networking and support group for mom entrepreneurs called Momz in Biz. She is passionate about highlighting and supporting women the community. Carly is a dedicated wife, mother, volunteer and proud member of the Waterloo region business community. The reason I nominated Carly is that she is a beautiful woman both inside and out. She is well deserving of this nomination as a leader at home, work and our community.
I respectfully submit the nomination of Judy McDougall for consideration for the Women Shaping Business Award 2013. Judy is known in the industry for her ethics, integrity and customer service excellence. As President of Welcome home Relocations, Judy has her hands full with leading and managing the growth of WHR and its network of consultants across Canada. Be that as it may, Judy has in this past year also made an additional commitment to giving back even more to the community, as well as increasing her participation in CERC. She does this while also having to deal with a serious and ongoing personal family challenge. Those who know Judy know that she conducts herself with grace and compassion. In the past year, Judy made it her (and our firm's) mandate to directly get involved with charities of our choosing. She put together a team of runners to fundraise and participate in the Sears Great Canadian Run (Relay to End Kids Cancer) from Toronto to Blue Mountain, and raised over $2000 for that worthy cause. Furthermore, she championed the cause of Heart & Stroke and through various fund-raising events and corporate challenges, donated over $6500 to the Heart & Stroke Foundation (4th highest in York Region) and through her challenges of others was also responsible for raising the awareness and donations from other corporate entities. This past year also saw Judy take on a more participative and contributory role within the CERC. A member for the last 15 years, Judy travelled to Calgary from Toronto to be the speaker at a CERC Breakfast Seminar in June, and spoke at a similar Breakfast Seminar in Toronto. Thank you for your consideration and please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions.
Commissioner Cavoukian has always advocated the idea that privacy is good for business. Her message to both public and private sector organizations: privacy should be treated as a business issue, not a compliance issue. Privacy by Design allows businesses to achieve a competitive advantage, by developing and maintaining accountable business practices.
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text: 1) Stupid Cardio-Are you still hanging all over the Stairmaster with your arms "rolled in" for 45? 60? minutes or more? Even Shape magazine doesn't still promote that kind of cardio. In case you haven't noticed "we" don't do cardio like that anymore. It's a waste of time and may even be detrimental to your fitness efforts (it raises stress hormones and breaks down muscle.) Moderate intensity, long-duration cardio is a thing of the past. Frequent, short bursts of very high intensity cardio done either as a rest-based workout or, integrated with your resistance workout is the only way to go. It builds muscle, boosts immune function, and burns more calories at rest.

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Offensive coordinator Mike Bobo noted this week that all the career retrospective talk as Aaron Murray gets ready to play his last game Between the Hedges in Athens is a bit premature. The season isn't over yet, and Bobo said he told his record-breaking senior quarterback, "You're not dead. I'm not hugging you till after this season. We've got to beat Kentucky."
And that's not always as easy as it might seem on paper. If you'll recall last year's game, a sleepwalking Georgia team seemed in danger of dropping one to the Wildcats until Murray basically put the team on his back and carried it to a win with a remarkable passing performance that saw him throw four touchdowns and rack up 427 yards passing in a 29-24 thriller.
That's just one of the many times Murray has stepped up big for the Dogs. This season's big wins over Top 10 teams, South Carolina and LSU, both saw Murray leading game-winning drives when they were most needed. And fresh in our minds is the way he led his team in almost pulling off a miracle comeback against Auburn.
Hopefully, the Dogs won't need any fourth-quarter salvation on the part of Murray this week, but with the team coming off a deflating fluke-play loss to the Tigers and the tendency of Mark Richt teams to come out flat against lesser opponents, it wouldn't be at all surprising.
Fortunately, Murray's a gamer, always willing to do whatever's necessary, even if it's putting his own body on the (goal) line, as he did last week against the Tigers.
Now it's time for the Georgia fans to show up for Murray. The prospect of less than a full house at Sanford Stadium for Senior Night was made even more real by the 7 p.m. kickoff. Thanksgiving break begins at UGA after the end of classes Friday and many students are heading home rather than sticking around for the game and then having to clear out Sunday morning before the dorms close at noon. My daughter told me this week that quite a few students have been trying to unload their Kentucky game tickets.
But that hasn't stopped other, more die-hard UGA students from championing a special way to salute Murray and the 27 other seniors who'll be taking to the field at Sanford Stadium for Senior Night recognition at about 6:45 p.m. Saturday. (The Dawg Walk is set for 5:05 p.m.)
Using the Twitter hashtag #BlackoutForAaron, they're calling for everyone to show up for the game wearing black. Of course, they'd also like for Richt to dress the team in black jerseys for this last home game, an idea Murray himself first floated the week of the Tennessee game when the Vols announced they'd be wearing Smokey Gray uniforms.
Murray noted he'd never gotten to wear the black jersey so far. "It definitely adds a little bit of juice to you," he said. "You look good, you feel good, you play good."
And last week Murray again mentioned to Bulldawg Illustrated that he'd be "the happiest man in the world" if the Dogs got to wear black for the game. "I think everyone on the team would love to wear them," he said. "It's not just a senior thing. We got new gloves and new cleats last week and that was a huge thing. Everybody loved it. If we got new jerseys, everyone would pretty much go crazy for it."
Richt was asked about the possibility of black jerseys on Monday night's "Bulldog Hotline" radio show.
"If I had black jerseys to give them, I'd have them wear 'em," the head coach said. "We just don't have them. I don't know if that's going to break everybody's heart or not, but we don't have any black jerseys in stock. If we did, I'd be all for it."
But the coach added that "if the fans want to honor Aaron Murray's request and bless him and the seniors, and I'm sure our players would love if the fans did a Blackout. The players don't necessarily have to wear the black jerseys to get a Blackout, do they?"
Richt said he'd join the fans in doing so. "I'll wear black," he said. "I'll go all Johnny Cash."
When another "Hotline" caller said he'd get on the phone the next morning to Nike and see about getting black jerseys delivered, Rick demurred. "I wish it were that easy," he said.
Murray, for his part, downplayed the idea of black jerseys this week, saying, "If it happens, I won't complain about it, but I'm more focused on winning the game right now."
Still, the fans blacking out Sanford Stadium at night would be a tremendous send-off for Murray and the other seniors. As safety Connor Norman told The Red & Black this week, "Obviously none of that is up to us as players, but it's cool to see the Georgia fans get behind us and get behind Aaron."
So that appears to be that. The fans can stage their own Blackout even if the team wears its traditional home red jerseys. Richt seems to have pretty firmly quashed the idea of black jerseys, even though with Murray having first brought it up at the start of October it's a little difficult to believe Nike couldn't have come up with said jerseys for one of its most prominent customers.
Plus, of course, it's worth noting that when Georgia first donned black jerseys for the Auburn game of 2007, the players knew nothing about it in advance.
Maybe that's why even as we were listening to Richt's comments Monday night, my son and I both had the same idea dancing around in our heads: Can you think of better way to lift up a beat-up, bummed out team than for them to return to the locker room after warm-ups Saturday to find black jerseys waiting for them?
There'd certainly be no danger of the team coming out flat in that case!
Even if that just winds up being our pipe dream, I hope all the fans show up Saturday night in black.
For Aaron.
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November 21st, 2013
11:03 am
More of an example of a coaching staff not in tune with the players and heck I am normally one who supports the darn staff.
November 21st, 2013
11:05 am
Yes, Nike could get the black jerseys by Saturday.
November 21st, 2013
11:08 am
I don't know about a black out for this game…. black dress usually has a funeral like atmosphere.
November 21st, 2013
11:08 am
You can't win with gimmicks! BLOCK and TACKLE!
November 21st, 2013
11:09 am
I will pass on the black out this time. Maybe next year.
November 21st, 2013
11:12 am
If we had more players,especially on D, like Murray we might be unbeaten.Just look at what he has done thisyear. Under the pressure of needingt to score a TD every singtle time to win.Anyone ever notice the hits he has taken? Seen the blood on his hands? HE IS ONE OF THE GREAT DAWGS. WHERE IS HIS DETERMINATION AND LEADERSHIP FOUND ELSEWHERE ON THIS TEAM? There are some, butnot enough.
On the subject of leadership, I do pray that TG is elsewhere next year.
November 21st, 2013
11:14 am
Murray certainly deserves accolades. He has often been blamed for not winning the big ones when in fact the better teams know we are not good up front and they exploit it. He has had sub-par defensive play (even back when he had NFL caliber players on defense) to help him out. Without him, we would have a much worse record. He deserves to be honored. Then, after he leaves, I hope the A.D. will finally "help" CMR to realize that the CTG experiment is a cluster gone bad. If not, the starter (Mason) next year will take the brunt of the blame like Murray did for something that was beyond his control. Besides immediate defensive re-grouping, lets bring in some o-linemen. For Murray to take all the blame these past few years should never happen; lets not put our next QB in that situation.
November 21st, 2013
11:25 am
No UGA fan should have any complaints about Murray. He is clearly one of the top three QB's post Tarkenton, whom I have seen play. He has made mistakes and he doesn't have Stafford's arm but, if it were not for him, Richt would have a much worse loss/win record the past four years. If Richt and Bobo and Grantham had been as good a coaches has Murray has been a quarterback, a hell of a lot more UGA fans would be a hell of a lot happier. Good luck to Murray….a credit to UGA.
November 21st, 2013
11:51 am
I love Blackouts!
November 21st, 2013
11:52 am
Ashamed to admit that I was one who criticized Murray in the past. I was wrong and this young man deserves so much credit for the success we have enjyed during his tenure. I think Richt has the black jerseys. He just doesn't want to make too much noise about it and wants to surprise the team. That's how the first blackout went also.
November 21st, 2013
11:54 am
BTW, did you notice how your state's "get mine" mentality just cost you a game. Harvey-Clemens was looking to get on sportscenter and get his with that last pass. He was thinking DADADA…DADADA, as he missed the ball and cost you the game. Of course he's from Georgia and did you notice his rather classy twitter response afterwards?
Just become a basketball school already and save yourselfs and the SEC further embarrassment.
HEHE, blackout…
November 21st, 2013
11:56 am
Fake juice for Kentucky, is this how far the program has fallen?
November 21st, 2013
11:56 am
At Alabama, our players put the team first. Check out AJ. No where near huge stats. Does he care? Nope, he has 3 rings and is dating miss Alabama.
See how we treat our quarterbacks. We don't blame him for the defense giving up points.
33 years.
November 21st, 2013
11:57 am
Interesting that four star OL David Sharpe told the AJC that Georgia no longer returns his calls and he believes that the Dawgs don't have space for him in this signing class.
Sometimes you have to take the recruiting stories with a grain of salt and this might just be a misunderstanding, but given that Georgia did offer him a scholarship and given that he is ranked as the 15th best offensive tackle in the country…this does seem surprising.
It sounds like maybe Georgia would be his leader if they were still showing him the love.
I understand that we don't over-sign and grayshirt, but this did seem a bit strange to me given that we haven't had a strong offensive line in several years. Maybe we are happy with Baker and Sims and that Sharpe just waited too long to commit and we ran out of room for him.
Still, it seems like we should have stayed with recruiting him (especially since there are so few targets left in this class) and be honest with him that depending on how long he waits to make a decision we may or may not have room.
You never know what can happen on signing day with losing some of the folks you thought were committed to you and returning his phone calls and staying with him may have been a better strategy here.
November 21st, 2013
12:04 pm
So you're not going? Well would of cool to meet up….me and my wife. I'm not like this in person lol!
I'm a better dude in person.
November 21st, 2013
12:04 pm
1. I hope Sanford stadium is filled w/ black clad fans, for Aaron, he's the epitome of a DGD! he's definitely my favorite UGA QB! and a note to rolling tide, keep knockin' players from Georgia, Bama has a roster full of Georgia natives, if they only recruited Alabama players, they would be as good as they are now.
the only thing alabama has is a great college football team, that state doesn't contribute anything politically or socially in this nation and will probably never will….
November 21st, 2013
12:12 pm
Fans who have any love for Georgia are totally lame to complain about a student-backed blackout. Clemson, South Carolina, Oregon, etc. wear a variety of uniforms. Why not do something to get people excited. The whole idea is to show respect – something all the trolls on this blog have no understanding and WHY DO TROLLS GET TO POST ON THIS BLOG???? I live in South Carolina, and unfortunately have to say that their fans are true fans. I have wished for years that UGA fans would man-up. I think we have some of the worst fans in the country -complain, fair-weather,etc. I am not happy with this year or our coaches, but some of our seniors really, really love this university, Anyone with a ticket to the game who does not show up, should be cursed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
November 21st, 2013
12:14 pm
"Can you think of better way to lift up a beat-up, bummed out team than for them to return to the locker room after warm-ups Saturday to find black jerseys waiting for them?"
I hope you're right, Bill. However, if CMR stays true to form as he does in coaching this team, I doubt he will seize the opportunity as he and his coaches have failed to do the right thing in game situations so why go out of character now? Yet, I'm hoping he takes the AM cue and did order the black unies. If not, the university is too cheap or CMR disappoints again. Don't be surprised if GA plays down to KY and its a close game. Those black unies could make a difference in the players attitudes. We all need something to lift our spirits after blowing the AU game.
November 21st, 2013
12:14 pm
The black uniforms are beautiful. UGA should embrace having alternate uniforms. More opportunities for jersey sales….better exposure. UGA shouldn't care what an 80 year old thinks…appeal to the 18 year olds that love the different options. It works for Oregon, Baylor..etc. It doesn't win National Championships, but it does help brand a program.
November 21st, 2013
12:20 pm
Richt needs to solve the team's problems before worrying about fashion. Defense is beyond pathetic, special teams outside of FG's are a joke, undisciplined play, continually having his team unprepared, and conservative playcalling are just a few of the areas he needs to focus on before fashion.
November 21st, 2013
12:24 pm
Aaron has heart and guts. Sorry it was wasted at UGA. Wish him all the best.
November 21st, 2013
12:40 pm
If Alabama doesn't like the Georgia mentality then send all those Georgia players on your roster over. Wonder how good any Alabama football factory would be without Georgia blood? But that said, any Georgia resident that chooses an out of state school when you were offered in state, is a traitor and you will never be recognized for your football accomplishments when you come 'home'.
November 21st, 2013
12:44 pm
The only good thing about Alabama is they keep us from being next door to Mississippi
November 21st, 2013
12:46 pm
UGA blogs make me lose faith in humanity…what is wrong with you people. These are kids that want to honor Seniors with an alternate uniform. Not that big of deal.
November 21st, 2013
12:48 pm
I like the black jerseys, and would like to have Georgia play in black jerseys for each year's final home game regardless of opponent. Red helmets. No Ghetto Nike suits.
Aaron Murray is a DGD. I believe he's been quite an asset to the Georgia Bulldogs, and for our fine University. He's carried the team a number of times, and would have a much better record had his coaches provided better plays, a better line, and some semblance of a defense, to say nothing of reliable special teams play. Not winning every game has not been remotely his fault.
No, he's not perfect, but he's a very capable quarterback, a very hard worker, and an admirable young man.
It bothers me that anyone (especially coaches) think jerseys made jack difference in how we play, as opposed to the basics of football. More and more, I hear stuff that makes me wonder if any of our coaches (including Mr. Richt) need to stay in Athens.
Sometimes I think we should promote Mike Bobo to head coach, and fire everyone else. I suppose Kirby Smart might leave CNS and Alabama if given a few million reasons to do so, and CMB could just get a raise, and a little help with his sometimes too conservative and predictable play calling.
I wish all our team members, especially the seniors, the very best.
Go, Dawgs!
November 21st, 2013
12:52 pm
Gonna miss Murray. Dude has won me over.
After the AUburn game my buddy texted me "how does Murray not just yell in Grantham's face?"
I wonder the same. Thanks for being a Damn Good Dawg, Aaron.
November 21st, 2013
12:54 pm
you sir are a moron. It is not about fashion…black is one of UGA's colors. don't be jealous, especially since your mascot is a pesky yellow jacket which is nothing more than an insect which all people detest….conservative playing calling does not get you 40 points a game and averaging nearly 500 yards of offense. Defense is beyond pathetic?….you need to immediately send your resume to Richt..I am sure he will hire you on the spot and YOU can fix the problem, hey bet you can fix Special Teams also…..you need to learn football before you open your ignorant mouth and insert your tiny foot……idiot
November 21st, 2013
1:17 pm
I do not mind the black jerseys, but I notice Bama never deviates from tradition and their 18 yr old kids do not seem to mind–why is tradition detested so much? If you win football games no one cares about flash–JUST WIN BABY!!!!
November 21st, 2013
1:23 pm
If there going to do a black out.. i want it done all out.. black helmets, pant's and tops…. this whole season has been a big black disastrous nightmare, we might as well end it right!!
November 21st, 2013
1:23 pm
Say what you will about Murray, but he loves this University. All the failures under his watch are not all his part, if fact, without him, Richt might be gone.
November 21st, 2013
1:24 pm
Aaron Murray has been one of my favorite Bulldogs to watch, he has the heart of a true champion. I have a funny feeling something special will happen Saturday night. He is a great example of never giving up and I wish he could stay around 4 more years. Thanks to all the seniors for a very exciting season, we heart #11!! GO DAWGS!!
November 21st, 2013
1:39 pm
Really? Blackout- I thought we loss the Blackout game.. I prefer "red paints" vs Ga Tech at least those trousers have a winning tradition.
November 21st, 2013
1:41 pm
@ drbasic1
Did you not watch the Vandy game? Offense went vanilla after the half, lost a huge lead and resulted in a loss to Vandy – let me repeat that VANDY. Defense is giving up over 30 points a game – worst in the history of the program. Still think it isn't pathetic? Special teams have been a nightmare for several years, and Richt has done nothing year after year. You sir, need to remove your head from the area where you sit down because you are totally clueless.
November 21st, 2013
1:49 pm
"If you'll recall last year's game, a sleepwalking Georgia team seemed in danger of dropping one to the Wildcats"
Sleeping walking pretty much sums up almost every game under this coaching staff
November 21st, 2013
1:57 pm
I agree…we slept walked thru the first half of the auburn game. Shouldn't of come down to the that 4th down Hail Mary….the coaching staff should of known they were incapable of covering that play.
November 21st, 2013
2:03 pm
I guess sleep walking through most your games is what is called
"Cutting Edge Football"
November 21st, 2013
2:10 pm
I think we could beat Tech nekkid.
November 21st, 2013
2:11 pm
I don't care if the players every once in awhile wear a different color just to change things, once in a Blue Moon. But, I love being able to turn on my TV , see what the players are wearing not knowing what game is on , and immediately say that's Georgia. You can't beat class and wearing Black, Green , Purple , or any other loud colors like Oregon and some other do will not win one game and if the players needs to be motivated then they need to quit Football and just get a degree.
November 21st, 2013
2:35 pm
please everyone don't pay attention to Tide is rolling don't even respond to his comments I bet he's kin to the idiot who poisoned Auburns trees after his team lost
November 21st, 2013
3:22 pm
As I stated previously, any other QB who played behind our o-line would not have near Murray's stats or wins. UGA is gonna have to see that we desperately need quality o-linemen and a fresh start top/botton on defense. Murray and the skill players are the only reason we have even won what we have. Better teams knew this, and Murray was hung out to dry by a sub-par line too many times. He never complained. The few mistakes he made, as we all do, often came after being battered by bad protection, etc. If he had played for 'Bama with their o-line, he would have ten miles passing.
November 21st, 2013
3:24 pm
As I read this, my thought was that maybe Coach Richt already has those jerseys secreted away in his office! I am not usually a big fan of all the different uniforms since I really like to see a team in its traditional garb. But I think this may be one of the times when the black jerseys or red britches or some different combo could be a good thing for the team. Whether the Bulldogs wear the traditional red jersey or something special, I am looking forward to the game. Go Dawgs and blow out Kentucky!
November 21st, 2013
3:27 pm
Philip, the majority are tech fans posing as bama. With Bill Kings blog you can still put whatever user name you want to sign in with. I had not seen as many bama fans lately until this article showed up about black jerseys. It was tech trolls perfect opportunity to show up as bama fans to try to get under our skin. It really is sad, but It has become the norm on here.
November 21st, 2013
3:31 pm
hey blackout, I loved my last 2 trips to Tuscaloosa, both UGA wins.
November 21st, 2013
3:32 pm
They could use the black jerseys for Kentucky and Yech! Tech always wears white. Let seniors go out is style! Go DAWGS!
November 21st, 2013
3:32 pm
See y'all in section 104!
November 21st, 2013
4:12 pm
Well I will be wearing black at home. I get off work at 7:00. Just in time for the game.
Thanks for the fun Arron. You are a DGD.
November 21st, 2013
4:12 pm
The seniors deserve loud adulation and applause. Why? well, they are seniors and the majority sadly, are walk on players. THEY WANTED to be Bulldogs.
Sadly, their record has 17 ugly losses so far. That is on average 4 losses per year.
With this w/l record, it could be one of the worst four year run in a very, very long time.
HAD UGA's D been only average, they would have, could have, should have won at least 6,7 or 8 more games. U of Central Florida, Michigan State, Mississippi State, Colorado, Auburn 2013, Clemson, MIZZO, Vanderbilt, and a handful of other ugly loses, like SECG in 2012.
The Seniors do deserve some applause, as does QB AM. THE UGA D, deserves boos and the majority of the D staff fired.
UGA alumnus, class of 71&73
November 21st, 2013
4:12 pm
The coaching staff doesn't care about 5 star OL. We want struggle again next year…..will friend is terrible…we had better o-lines under Neil Calloway!
November 21st, 2013
4:27 pm
I love the black jersey.


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14k Gold Designer Earrings
Item Category: Jewelry
Blending an antique look with modern styling, these pierced earrings will enhance a variety of ensembles and transition from casual to dressy with ease. Small 14 karat gold rosettes anchor the heart-shaped lemon quartz stone into the engraved sterling silver setting. The earrings represent the many fine creations offered by Newstedt-Loring Andrews Jewelers in Hyde Park Square.
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Plan your next child's birthday party at JumpZone in North Bend, OH. This weekday birthday party, for up to 15 children ages 2-12 years, will be a celebration to remember. Certificate expires April 20, 2015.
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You will be the hit of the team when you bowl with this colorful Bengals logo ball by Brunswick. The 15 pound ball is ready to be drilled to your specifications.
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At 15" tall, this unique lamp is sure to draw attention. The sturdy shade is shaped like a pith helmet and lends an air of substance and masculinity to the decor. Both the lamp and shade are finished in a mottled texture, designed to look like bronze. The lamp is custom-made by Palette Studios, one of Cincinnati's premier lighting companies for over 90 years.
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Donor: The Club at Harper's Point
Donor Value: $99
18 Hole Foursome with Riding Cart
Item Category: Golf Items
Golfers, call your pals and plan to play 18 holes of golf with your foursome at Weatherwax in Middletown. This certificate includes the use of a riding cart and may be used any time. It will expire April 1, 2015.
Donor: Weatherwax Golf Course
Donor Value: $176
18 Hole Green Fees & Cart for 2
Item Category: Golf Items
Aston Oaks in North Bend, is a world-class public Cincinnati golf course offering 18 holes of exciting, championship-level play designed by the Jack Nicklaus Group. We have two certificates each good for 18 holes of play with the use of a cart. They expire December 1, 2014.
Donor: Aston Oaks Golf Club
Donor Value: $98
18 hole Green Fees & Cart for 2
Item Category: Golf Items
Aston Oaks, spectacularly situated amidst towering trees and distinguished by stunning vistas of the Ohio River valley, is a world-class public Cincinnati golf course offering 18 holes of exciting, championship-level play. This certificate is for 2 rounds of 18 holes of golf and a cart. It expires May. 2015.
Donor: Aston Oaks Golf Club
Donor Value: $98
18 Hole Greens Fees & Cart for 4
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Enjoy playing golf at Greentree Golf Club in Lebanon. It is impossible not to bask in the exceptionally peaceful surroundings as there are no roads, houses or noise to take away from your surroundings. You'll enjoy 18 holes and a cart for 4 players anytime during open play Monday through Friday; after 2 PM weekends and holidays. Tee time is required; not valid for leagues or events and certificate expires December 31, 2014.
Donor: Greentree Golf Club
Donor Value: $128
18 Hole Round of Golf for Four
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You know that golf course you see from I-471 that you always wanted to play? That's the Highland Country Club, and you and 3 of your friends can enjoy 18 holes of premier golf with this certificate. All club rules and attire must be followed. Certificate expires October 30, 2014.
Donor: Highland Country Club
Donor Value: $252
18 Holes Golf and Carts for 4
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Enjoy 18 holes of golf for 4 people, along with the use of carts. Located in Germantown, Ohio, just west of I-75 in beautiful Montgomery County, Jamaica Run Golf Club is one of Miami Valley's finest courses. This well-maintained 18-hole public golf course offers a challenging yet fun golf experience for players of every skill level. Gift certificate expires December 31, 2014.
Donor: Jamaica Run Golf Club
Donor Value: $164
18 Holes Green Fees & Carts for Four
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Certificate entitles you and three guests to one round of golf including cart at The Links at the Rising Star casino and Resort. Reserved tee times required and the certificate is good until November 30, 2015 any day excluding Saturdays, holidays and holiday weekends.
Donor: Rising Star Casino Resort
Donor Value: $118
18 Holes of Golf for 4 with Carts
Item Category: Golf Items
There are four individual certificates each good for an 18 hole round of golf with a cart Monday through Thursday at Pebble Creek Golf Course, built on the ridges and valleys in Colerain Township. The certificates may not be used with league, outings or on holidays and they expire November 6, 2014.
Donor: Pebble Creek Golf Course
Donor Value: $100
18 Inch Doll Ensemble
Item Category: Kids Items
Little girls love nothing more than dressing their dolls over and over again. Your child's 18 inch doll will be well dressed with this wardrobe of hand made clothes. There is a cute halloween dress, a cozy flannel nightgown,a dress with eyelet apron, hoodie and fleece slacks and more.
Donor: The Crafty Gals
Donor Value: $100
18 Inch Doll Ensemble
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Little girls love nothing more than dressing their dolls over and over again. Your child's 18 inch doll will be well dressed with this wardrobe of hand made clothes. There is a cute halloween dress, a cozy flannel nightgown,a dress with eyelet apron, hoodie and fleece slacks and more.
Donor: The Crafty Gals
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18" Doll Wardrobe
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Donor: Friend of CET
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Your child will love to dress their favorite doll in these charming clothes. Six adorable hand-made outfits fit any 18 inch doll.
Donor: Friend of CET
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18" Pearl Necklace
Item Category: Jewelry
This beautiful timeless 18 inch necklace is made of almost completely matched pearls. It is the perfect finish to that little black dress that you wear for every occasion as well as a classy touch to your everyday business wear. This is the piece of jewelry you wear always and then hand down to the next generation.
Donor: Motch Jewelers
Donor Value: $100
1885 Morgan Silver Dollar
Item Category: Collectibles/Memorabilia
For the coin collector we have an 1885 Morgan silver dollar with the "O" beneath the wreath on back. The coin is in mint state 63 and will be an excellent addition to your collection.
Donor: Cincinnati Rare Coin Galleries
Donor Value: $100
1973 Groucho Marx Chalkware Statue
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At 16 years old, Jekalyn Carr is small in stature, but, big in inspiration. During a time when most teens are out making friends, Jekalyn is making music and ministering to people around the country both young and old.
Jekalyn Carr explains, "It's just an inspiration just to help them. So, they inspire me just as much as I inspire them."
While performing in Augusta, Jekalyn brought her message of non-violence and anti-bullying to students at Collins Elementary. Jekalyn hopes her message plants a seed that will produce positive results. "There is potential upon their life. They are already anointed for greatness. In spite of everything around, the negativity, even in school. It's your choice. You have to say "I'm going to overcome this" because I believe there is a great future ahead of me and I'm going to push through anything that I have to just so I can get there," she smiles.
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She's using her message and ministry to change hundreds of lives. The most recent example was during a local revival on Thursday night. Carr describes the service saying, "the alter was filled with people. They were crying out to God. It was amazing in my eyes. Just to know how much they were blessed and empowered to walk into their future and be all that God has created them to be."
As an artist, she has released three music CDS. As a minister she has spoken before thousands of people. Through each song and each message this little lady is using her voice to make a big difference.
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Now, Coach Joe finds himself in an unexpected contest: USA Today's online vote for "Best Coach in the Country."
"You know this isn't something that I asked for, but I do have a philosophy in life: if you're in it, you want to win it."
Joe Fenlon won the Florida vote, then finished 2nd in the regional vote. Coach Joe had enough votes to move him into the final round of 10.
This search began with more than 300 coaches on the ballots. Voting runs through Friday, February 6. This contest has created a real buzz for the Terrapins and the Tampa Bay community.
Coach Fenlon's athletes offer their endorsements.
Sophomore star Juwan Durham credits Coach Joe with helping him realize his true ability.
"He'll yell at you or something, then he'll look at you and give you a little wink. He's taught me how to have more confidence in myself and a lot of leadership," Juwan says.
Senior team leader Yoni Wasser is proud of his head coach.
"Coach has a lot of different personalities. There's the motivational coach, there's the angry coach Fenlon. I think most of the time coach is a people pleaser. Coach treats everyone equally, I think that's what I really like about him," Yoni says.
Joe Fenlon is in the midst of his 31st season coaching Tampa Prep hoops. He's also the middle school principal.
He jokes about his lone state championship banner hanging on the wall above "Joe Fenlon Court."
He admits he'd like more, but he's adamant he does not measure success by wins and losses.
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Library director Craig Buthod and Metro Council representatives were also on hand to celebrate. The new branch has all its book stock and equipment in place, despite having lost its new computers in the devastating flood that heavily damaged the Main library branch last week. The branch's computers were replaced within days, and most of the branch's book stock was already shelved.
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Joe was a bully; Paul, composed
I am writing this the morn- ing after the VP debate, and the only words that come to me to described Joe Biden's performance is schoolyard bully. Laughing, mugging, smirking, interrupting. The only thing missing: blows were not exchanged.
Paul Ryan showed a great deal of composure, and self control. Because Martha the Moderator was oblivious, at one point he said to Joe, we could have a much more intelligent debate if we did not keep interrupting each other. Joe ignored his request. Biden was on a mission to burn and destroy.
I felt the moderator showed very poor taste to ask both men what faith meant in their personal lives. That is a personal thing between you and your God. Both men are Catholic, Paul's answer was a well measured response following the Catholic doctrine. Joe had a much harder time trying to match his Catholic beliefs with the Democratic platform, and his president's gay marriage, abortion, contraception, and don't ask, don't tell programs. He sucked it up and gave his normal confusing answer.
With regard to Libya and the death of our people, lies and cover up is all you can say, and Joe did that.
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Are you 'better off' or 'surviving?'
I believe the coming election to be extremely important. The future of many people struggling to survive without jobs may depend a great amount on who wins the presidency.
Political advertisements ask: "Are you better off now than you were four years ago?" As a voting senior citizen I question: "Does my survival depend on who occupies the Oval Office?" For me being better off is an extra bonus, but at my age survival is an absolute necessity.
May the best qualified candidate win. It's the American way.
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October 16, 2012
Hello, my fellow American voters!
I watched the Oct. 3rd and Oct. 16th presidential and Oct. 11th vice-presidential debates.
1st Romney-Obama debate covered 7 topics: jobs; budget deficit/debt; social security/entitlements; federal regulation of economy; healthcare; federal government role in economy; partisan gridlock.
2nd Romney-Obama debate covered 11 topics: college graduate jobs; gas prices; taxes; equal pay; Bush policies; Obama's record; illegal immigrants; Libya; assault weapons; jobs; candidate misperceptions.
Ryan-Biden debate covered 10 topics: Libya; Iran; economy; medicare/social security/entitlements; taxes/tax reform/spending/budget cuts; military policy; Afghanistan; Syria; abortion; negative campaign tactics.
As an INDEPENDENT female feminist (egalitarian) voter, I support the Romney/Ryan ticket.
Romney and Ryan won all three debates, although Obama improved some in the 2nd debate.
Ryan won despite Biden's consistently rude/disrespectful behavior during the debate
(Biden interrupted Ryan often, laughed often while Ryan was talking, pointed his finger often).
Biden's tactics to evade issues/truth were disrespectful to Americans interested in facts, figures, forecasts, and solutions for real people with real problems.
Romney and Ryan won with substance, directness, integrity, respect, clarity, facts, commitment, inspiration, and leadership.
These debates confirm that Romney and Ryan are the best persons in terms of qualifications and character to lead our country to solve problems and make life better for all Americans.
I am inspired by Romney/Ryan, and I hope that you are too!
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I thought Mr. Bidens performance was totally unprofessional. Did he get his teeth whitened?
Go ahead and vote for Romney/Ryan and see how they will destroy this country. Anyone who votes for them who is not a rich person is very foolish. Joe Biden is much more experienced and caring than Ryan will ever be. I would never vote for Romney/Ryan because I know what will happen to the middle class. Look what the Republican governor has tried to do in Ohio. The reason we hae all these school levies in Ohio is due to their lack of concern for school funding. Wake up people of Ohio and vote for Obama/Biden!!


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My fiance and I went to the Oak Room last night right after he proposed. We have eaten at a number of well regarded restaurants in the city and this was by far my best experience. Our waiter was so nice and the food was amazing- I can't say enough about how much we enjoyed everything we ordered. They knew we had just gotten engaged and could not have done more to make it a special evening for us.
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Who is Lucy?When Dr. Lucy Gibney discovered her child had severe food allergies, she got down to some serious medical research—in the kitchen. What began as a mother's tasty recipe for her child has today developed into a delicious alternative for people with or without special dietary considerations.Lucy's cookies are gluten free and made without milk, eggs, peanuts or tree nuts, but you'd never know it—they're scrumptious. They employ the very best allergen control methods to help safeguard you and your family.Lucy's stand as proof that a modified diet doesn't have to be a limited diet.Start eating what you've been missing.What makes Lucy's cookies so different?
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The Task Force Welcomes New HUD Same-Sex Couples Housing Discrimination Study
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WASHINGTON, June 18 — The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force is welcoming a new study released today by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) which identifies the discrimination faced by same-sex couples across the country when trying to find a home.
"We thank HUD and Secretary Shaun Donovan for their work on this study," said Rea Carey, executive director of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. "The pervasiveness of housing discrimination toward same-sex couples is an outrage. No one should be denied housing because of who they are or who they love. It is time for Congress to enact real protections for all LGBT people struggling to find an apartment to rent, or home to buy."
Today's study, released by Secretary Shaun Donovan at HUD's LGBT Pride month event, reveals that same-sex couples were less likely to receive a response to an inquiry for rental housing and were discriminated against by over 15 percent of the landlords. Most rejections came before landlords had any knowledge of the couple's income, occupations or family characteristics.
Landlords from metropolitan areas across the country were contacted via Craigslist to inquire about apartment listings. Two emails were sent to each landlord: one coming from an opposite-sex couple, the other from a same-sex couple.
For the past several years, HUD has been at the forefront of protecting the rights of LGBT people. Last year, Donovan became the first sitting Cabinet secretary in history to speak at the Task Force's National Conference on LGBT Equality: Creating Change, the country's largest annual gathering of LGBT rights advocates. Months later, HUD adopted a new rule that prohibited discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in HUD-housing and made LGBT families eligible for HUD's public housing programs and vouchers.
The study is part of an emerging body of research into the discrimination LGBT Americans face every day. For example, the National Transgender Discrimination Survey, the groundbreaking 2011 report on transgender discrimination from the Task Force and the National Center for Transgender Equality, revealed that 19 percent of transgender and gender non-conforming people had been refused a home or apartment and 11 percent had been evicted because of their gender identity/expression.
The Task Force advocates for all federal agencies to conduct studies that include all LGBT individuals and couples.
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"Annie" opens at the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts on Friday, May 4, for a five-day run. Tracy Repertory's Laura Hagler said the shows are approaching sell-out status, putting an exclamation point on the community theater's first year.
"I knew this was going to be a success, but it has surpassed my expectations because of how happy the parents have been with what we've done," Hagler said Wednesday, April 25, as sounds of rehearsal echoed through the Grand Theatre's lobby.
Hagler — along with Kelly Hendrix, Francie Pankratz, Emily Howard, Bekka Austin, Pam Tillman and Deborah Littleton — founded Tracy Repertory as a place where youngsters could learn and grow in the theater year-round. The group penciled letters to residents and business owners to solicit the funding necessary to open the troupe.
Since the first auditions began in August, more than 200 people have tried out for three plays, with about 75 teenagers and young children landing roles, Hagler said.
"Our focus is really on doing shows for teens and kids," she said, adding that the focus is reflected in the theater's choice of "Annie," "A Little Princess" and "A Totally '80s Show" for its opening-year lineup.
"Annie" particularly shows the theater's strengths, Hagler said, bringing together actors ages 5 through 77.
One thespian making his stage debut, Mike Merrill, said he was glad his two daughters talked him into appearing on stage as Mr. Bundles the laundryman and Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
"One of the reasons I decided to do it was it would be a good way for us to bond," said the 44-year-old Merrill, who added that the experience had helped in the wake of his wife's unexpected death less than a year ago. "This whole troupe has been like a family."
He wasn't the only one at the Grand this week who mentioned the word "family" when talking about the musical that features an orphan searching for her parents.
"I really enjoy the cast working together, especially this one," said Katie Merrill, a 16-year-old Kimball High School junior who has been in local plays since she was in middle school. "I think we're a very strong cast."
"It's awesome … working with different age groups and different talent levels, and how things come together from auditions to the show," agreed West High junior Jamie Temple, who's working as the show's stage manager. "It's hard work to put on … but in the end it's amazing."
Hagler added that Tracy Repertory had received "incredible" support from the community, too. One example was the mother of 11-year-old cast member Devan Rose, who assembled 31 costumes on a volunteer basis.
"It's been great," Devan said of wearing her mother's handiwork. "She's pretty talented. She's the best sewer I know."
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"We've only scratched the surface with the talent that's here," she said.
Not that season two won't take hard work.
Hagler, an accountant by trade, said the troupe must become self-sustaining. She added that a decision by the city of Tracy — which she described as a supportive partner — to require nonprofits to apply for grants for time at the theater could make putting on shows more difficult for Tracy Repertory.
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Windows provides two methods for sharing files directly from your computer. You can share files from any folder on your computer, or from the Public folder. Either method allows you to share files or folders with someone using your computer or another computer on the same network. Which method you use to share files with someone depends on where you want to store the shared files, who you want to share them with, and how much control you want to have over the files.
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Follow these steps to share files from their current location without copying them to another location. Using this method, you can choose the people with whom you want to share files, regardless of whether they use this computer or another computer on the network.
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Type the name of the person you want to share files with, and then click Add.
If your computer is on a domain, click the arrow to the right of the text box, and then click Find. Type the name of the person you want to share files with, click Check Names, and then click OK.
If your computer is on a domain, click the arrow to the right of the text box, click Everyone to share the files with everyone on your network, and then click Add.
If your computer is on a workgroup, click the arrow to the right of the text box, click the person's name in the list, and then click Add.
If your computer is on a workgroup and you don't see the name of the person you want to share files with in the list, click the arrow to the right of the text box, and then click Create a new user to create a new user account so that you can share files with the person using this account.
The name of the person or group that you selected appears in the list of people you want to share files with.
If your computer is on a workgroup, you have the option of turning password protection on or off. If password protection is turned on, the person you are sharing with must have a user account and password on your computer in order to access the files and folders you are sharing. You can turn password protection on or off in the Network and Sharing Center.
Under Permission Level, click the arrow next to each person or group and select sharing permissions:
A Reader can view shared files, but not add, alter, or delete them.
A Contributor can view or add shared files, but can only alter or delete files he or she has contributed.
A Co-owner can view, add, alter or delete any shared file.
If you are sharing a file instead of a folder, there is no option to set the permission level to Contributor.
When you are finished choosing the people or groups you want to share files with, click Share.
If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
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Click e‑mail to automatically open a Windows Mail e‑mail message containing the link to your shared files.
Click copy to automatically copy the link displayed on this screen to the Windows Clipboard. Then open a new e‑mail message and paste the link into the message.
Manually copy and paste the link displayed on this screen into an e‑mail message. Right-click the link and click Copy Link. Then open a new e‑mail message and paste the link into the message. You might want to do this if you don't use Windows Mail as your e‑mail program.
If you change the name of a file or folder after you have shared it with someone, the previous link you sent them will not work. You should send them a link to the new location instead. An easy way to get this link is to share the file or folder by following the preceding steps.
If you don't want to send an e‑mail message to the person you are sharing files with, click Done. They won't be able to find the shared files, however, until you give them the network location of the files.
When you share files from the Public folder, you don't share them with specific people. Anyone with a user account on this computer can access the Public folder, but you decide whether to allow access to people on your network. You can only grant access to everyone or no one on the network. For more information about controlling access to the Public folder and determining how people can access it, see Sharing files with the Public folder.
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Unknown to some and unrealized by most, the quarter-semester slump is not quite as painful as the notorious week of mid-terms. But, lots of students get caught up in it and before they realize it, theyve already lost their Caf cards and skipped a few classes to finish up an assignment. The quarter-semester slump is when professors kick class into gear and students get knocked back into academic reality.
Already this year, weve heard complaints about the limited library hours, observed an eerie quietness in the dorms and spotted a disturbing number of students toting backpacks on Saturday nights. Before we get thrown into the whirlwind of academics looming in our immediate future, however, we have a couple of suggestions to improve our mental, academic and physical health as college students. Think of them as extra-credit. Get political. The College Democrats and the College Republicans have been perched outside the Caf for weeks, eagerly waiting to snatch up unregistered voters. Voting is your civic duty and if you forgo this opportunity, you cannot complain later. Go to a speaker on campus. It doesnt have to be a Nobel Laureate, it can be a book reading or a chapel talk. Every day of the week, someone is speaking and usually were too busy to stop and listen.
Attend an event you havent been to in awhile. We have eight fall sports teams spending, on average, 20-25 hours a week in the pursuit of Ole pride. Lets show those other teams that were more than just Norwegian sweater-wearing, collapsible chair-carrying alums. Go to a hall function. This idea especially applies to upperclassmen, whose RAs are working hard to bring us fun events and keep our dorms lively. Lets take advantage of the programs they plan for us and make our RAs smile.
Go to bed before midnight. Youll be surprised by how rested you feel the next day, especially if you have an upcoming test or a presentation. Try not to check your e-mail for a few hours. Resist the urge to plop down in Fireside and instead, go outside and breathe in the sweet scent of Malt-O-Meal. Its fall at St. Olaf a fleeting season that will soon dissolve into harsh winds and snow piles. Take a moment to pause between classes and take in our idyllic surroundings.
We dont expect you to cut out this editorial, tack it on your wall and check off the things as you do them. We do expect you to think about taking alternative breaks from homework, not just to watch to TV or talk on AIM, but to absorb St. Olaf at its best. Were not saying dont study, were just saying, dont forget to take a break now and then.


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