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The street address for University of Phoenix Stadium is: 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale, AZ 85305.
So that your fellow Cardinals fans do not miss any of the action on the field, University of Phoenix Stadium staff will ask fans on the main and club concourse to wait at the top of the aisle until the end of a play to return to their seats. This "Wait for the Whistle" policy will be enforced throughout the game and your cooperation is appreciated.
Staff members at University of Phoenix Stadium strongly encourage all fans to exercise responsible consumption of alcoholic beverages. Fans should be aware of the following policies during Arizona Cardinals games:
Guide, signal and service animals are allowed inside University of Phoenix Stadium with fans that need their assistance. No pets or other animals are permitted.Back to Top
Become an official Arizona Cardinals Kids Club member and receive your Team Pack plus the opportunity to be on the field for the coin toss as a Kids Club Captain. To sign up go to azcardinals.com or register at any of the Guest Services locations on game days.Back to Top
ATM's are located on the main concourse at sections 104 & 123, club concourse at sections 216 & 233 and the terrace concourse at sections 416 & 448, along with additional portable ATM's throughout the stadium.Back to Top
If you encounter car troubles at the end of a football game, please raise the hood on your vehicle or call 623-433-7156. Our parking staff will dispatch a service vehicle to help resolve the situation, or contact a local repair service to assist.Back to Top
All men's, women's and family restrooms at University of Phoenix Stadium are equipped with a baby changing station.Back to Top
To provide a safer environment for the public and significantly expedite fan entry into University of Phoenix Stadium, the Cardinals today announced an NFL policy that limits the size and type of bags that may be brought into the stadium.
The NFL Committee on Stadium Security in May unanimously recommended the implementation of this measure that will enhance public safety and make it easier for fans to gain access in all stadiums. It was discussed with all clubs at the May league meeting and will be implemented at all NFL stadiums beginning with preseason games.
The Cardinals strongly encourage fans to not bring any type of bags, but outlined today what is permissible. Fans will be able to carry the following style and size bag, package, or container at stadium plaza areas, stadium gates, or when approaching queue lines of fans awaiting entry into the stadium:
Bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12." Cardinals' season-ticket members will be sent compliant bags in early August.
One-gallon clear plastic freezer bag (Ziploc bag or similar). The team will have these bags available at University of Phoenix Stadium gates on game day.
Small clutch bags, approximately the size of a hand, with or without a handle or strap, may be carried into the stadium along with one of the clear bag options.
An exception will be made for medically necessary items after proper inspection at a gate designated for this purpose.
Prohibited items include, but are not limited to: purses larger than a clutch bag, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, fanny packs, cinch bags, luggage of any kind, seat cushions, computer bags and camera bags or any bag larger than the permissible size.
Cardinals fans are encouraged to show their support and may bring handheld signs to Sportsman's Park and University of Phoenix Stadium, provided they are football related and in good taste as determined by stadium security. Signs cannot be commercial, political or obscene in nature. Signs may not be affixed or hung anywhere within University of Phoenix Stadium. Signs may not be displayed in a manner that obstructs other fans' views of the game or stadium scoreboards/advertising signage. The signs must be made of a paper or lightweight cloth-like material. Signs cannot utilize wood, metal or similar types of materials for support. Maximum dimensions of a sign are three feet by two feet. Signage not permitted within Sportsman's Park or inside the stadium will be disposed of by stadium security unless the guest wishes to return it to their vehicle.Back to Top
Fans that choose to ride a non-motorized bicycle will be able to use the bike rack located to the northeast of the stadium, along the sidewalk between the North Preferred and East Preferred carparks.Back to Top
Fans will not be allowed to bring any type of bottle, can, thermos or beverage container inside of University of Phoenix Stadium. However, fans will be allowed to bring one (1) factory-sealed, non-frozen 500mL (16.9 fl. Oz.) bottle of water (no soda, flavored water or sports drinks). Parents with small children may bring plastic bottles of formula or milk inside of the stadium.Back to Top
Fans may bring personal still-photo cameras to capture the special moments from their visit to University of Phoenix Stadium. Feel free to ask any stadium staff member to snap a picture of your group. The following items are not permitted inside the stadium: Video cameras, mono/tripods and professional cameras with zoom lenses greater than 200mm or larger than eight inches in length.Back to Top
All food services at University of Phoenix Stadium are handled by Rojo Hospitality Group. For more information on holding your special event at the stadium contact Rojo Hospitality Group at 623-433-7656. Any catering provided by companies other than stadium concessionaire is not permitted inside University of Phoenix Stadium or anywhere on Sportsman's Park.Back to Top
Cellular phones are welcome inside University of Phoenix Stadium. Fans are reminded, however, to make sure that their cell phone conversations are not disruptive to the others seated around them.Back to Top
The Cardinals and Catholic Healthcare West have teamed up to make Child Locator Wristbands available at all Guest Services Offices. The child's ticket location or contact phone number can be written on the wristband in the event a child gets separated from their party. The Guest Services offices are located along the main concourse (near Sections 104 & 123) and upper concourse (Sections 417 & 448.)Back to Top
Children 24 months of age or younger are permitted entry inside University of Phoenix Stadium without a ticket provided they obtain "lap pass" prior to entry. Adults can request a lap pass from stadium staff checking tickets at the entrance gates. The child receiving the lap pass must be present when the pass is issued. There is a limit of one lap pass per adult game ticket.Back to Top
Fans are not permitted to bring or use any type of chewing tobacco inside University of Phoenix Stadium during events. If chewing tobacco is discovered inside the stadium, ticket holder will need to dispose of it immediately or face possible stadium ejection.Back to Top
We value the compliments and concerns from all fans that come to University of Phoenix Stadium. Fans can express their comments in person at any of the four Guest Relations offices, located on the main and terrace concourses. Written feedback can be sent through the Arizona Cardinals website at: www.azcardinals.com.Back to Top
The Arizona Cardinals, Anheuser-Busch, Coca-Cola, Rojo Hospitality Group, Arizona Department of Highway Safety and Hensley have teamed up to implement the "Good Sport" Designated Driver Program. Fans 21 years of age or older with a valid driver's license can sign up pre-game on the Great Lawn as well as inside the stadium at the 100 and 400 Level Guest Relations offices and Club Level concierge locations. In appreciation of the commitment to getting their friends home safely all designated drivers are awarded a coupon for one soft drink or non-alcoholic beer. Designated drivers also have the opportunity to win prizes each game and are eligible for a grand prize which will be presented on field at the final regular season home game.Back to Top
Fans that refuse to follow the direction of University of Phoenix Stadium staff or fail to comply with the Arizona Cardinals Code of Conduct will be subject to ejection without a refund of their event ticket, which may result in the loss of ticket privileges.
Fans that refuse to follow the direction of University of Phoenix Stadium staff or fail to comply with the Arizona Cardinals Code of Conduct will be subject to ejection without a refund of their event ticket, which may result in the loss of ticket privileges.Back to Top
Elevators are located near the three public and two Club entrances at University of Phoenix Stadium. The location and availability of elevators are:
Fans should record their section, row and seat numbers at home and office. If an emergency arises during the game, please call the University of Phoenix Stadium Security Command Center at 623-433-7156 with the seating information and a stadium staff member will be sent to that location. Per stadium policy, announcements will not be made over the public address system to locate guests.Back to Top
If you are interested in becoming part of the Arizona Cardinals or University of Phoenix Stadium event staff, information on open positions can be obtained at:
The two Club Entrance gates open 3 hours and 15 minutes prior to kickoff for Club and Loft ticket holders.
The three public entrance gates open 90 minutes prior to kickoff for all ticket holders.
University of Phoenix Stadium is equipped with escalators located adjacent to the three public and two private entrances. The escalators located directly inside Gates 1 & 3 allow fans access to the Club Level and Terrace concourse. The escalators located at Gate 2 provide fans with direct access to the Terrace concourse only. The escalators at the Gila River Club West and Insight Club East entrances are reserved for Club and Loft ticket holders and access the Club level only. The escalators will run in the upwards direction through halftime and change to the downward direction during the second half to speed exiting at the conclusion of the game. Fans are asked to never walk up or down a non-operational escalator.Back to Top
There are a total of 12 family restrooms which are intended for the use of parents with small children and fans with disabilities. All family restrooms are outfitted with baby-changing tables and are ADA compliant. The family restrooms are located on the main concourse (near Sections 102, 114, 124 & 136), club concourse (near Sections 204, 219, 230 & 247) and terrace concourse (near Sections 404, 421, 435 & 454).Back to Top
There are three sections at University of Phoenix Stadium in which alcohol is not permitted. Fans that hold tickets in Sections 114, 424 & 432 will not be allowed to bring or consume alcohol in these three areas.Back to Top
Letters to Cardinals players should be sent to the following address:
Player's Name
c/o Arizona Cardinals Football Club
P.O. Box 888
Phoenix, AZ 85001-0888
University of Phoenix Stadium has four First Aid locations that are available to assist fans throughout the event. The First Aid offices are located along the main concourse (near Sections 122 & 136) and terrace concourse (near Sections 416 & 448).Back to Top
Fans are not allowed to bring any food or beverage items inside University of Phoenix Stadium. We ask that fans either leave these items inside their vehicles or dispose of them at the security checkpoint before entering the stadium. The only exceptions are:
Gila River Club West and Insight Club East entrance gates open 3 hours and 15 minutes prior to kickoff for Club and Loft ticket holders. The three public entrance gates open 90 minutes prior to kickoff for all ticket holders.Back to Top
Fans holding tickets for Club level sections 201-222 or Lofts numbering L207 to L216 or L301 to L322 are located on the Gila River Club West lounge. Please enter University of Phoenix Stadium through the Club West entrance doors, on the northwest side.Back to Top
Guest Services offices are ready to assist and make your visit a memorable one. The Guest Services offices are located along the main concourse (near Sections 104 & 123) and upper concourse (Sections 417 & 448.) Some of the services available at these four locations include: Child Locator Wristbands, Lost & Found, Lost Children, "Good Sport" Designated Driver Program, Stroller/Wheelchair check-in and Guest Comment forms.Back to Top
If you require assistance during your visit to University of Phoenix Stadium or wish to report violations of the Cardinals Code of Conduct, stadium staff can be reached at:
Fans holding tickets for Club level sections 227-248 or Lofts numbering L232 to L243 or L333 to L367 are located on the Insight Club East lounge. Please enter University of Phoenix Stadium through the Club East entrance doors, on the east side. While at the game, be sure to visit the Insight Briefing Center to learn how you can put the "technology behind the team" to work for your business.Back to Top
Laser pointers are considered a prohibited item at University of Phoenix Stadium and are subject to confiscation if brought inside the facility.Back to Top
There are a total of 88 Lofts, often referred to as suites in other sports venues, at University of Phoenix Stadium. The design, build-out and furnishings inside the Lofts follow in line with the overall architectural characteristics of the stadium. Lofts are located on both the Club level lounges and Loft level corridor. For more information on Lofts at University of Phoenix Stadium, please call 602-379-0102.Back to Top
If during your visit to University of Phoenix Stadium you misplace an item or find something that belongs to another fan, please visit one of the Guest Services offices. Claim forms are available to report missing items. Fans inquiring about lost items should call the 24/7 Command Center at 623-433-7147. Items lost at prior games are held in storage for 30 days and then are donated to a local charity. The Arizona Cardinals and University of Phoenix Stadium cannot be held responsible for lost or damaged items.Back to Top
Children that are separated from their family or friends will be escorted by a stadium staff member to the closest Guest Services office. All children are encouraged to stop by a Guest Relations office to get a "Safe in the Stadium" wristband when they first arrive.Back to Top
Lost or stolen tickets can be replaced only under certain conditions. Please contact the Cardinals Ticket Office at 602-379-0102 for replacement guidelines.Back to Top
All credentialed members of the media will enter the building at the Media Entrance, located to the south of Gate 1.Back to Top
Official Arizona Cardinals team merchandise is available at the AZone Team Store, next to Gate 2 on the main concourse level. The Team Store is open on game days for ticket holders and non-game days for all. On game days, there are additional merchandise stands on the main concourse (near Sections 101 & 137), club level (near Sections 217 & 232) and terrace concourse (near Sections 408 & 440). For more information, call the AZone Team Store at 623-433-7600.Back to Top
Do you have what it takes to perform the National Anthem before a Cardinals home game? If so, contact the Cardinals Entertainment Department at 602-379-1825 for more information.Back to Top
Musical instruments or any types of noise making devices are not permitted inside University of Phoenix Stadium. This includes, but is not limited to, items like air horns, cowbells and whistles.Back to Top
University of Phoenix Stadium does not have any payphones available to fans. However, fans can request the use of a phone at any of the four Guest Services locations if needed. A TDD phone for hearing and speech impaired fans is located at the Guest Services office next to Gate 1.Back to Top
Fans are reminded that attempting to enter or accessing the playing field without the proper credential will be considered trespassing and is grounds for immediate ejection and arrest.Back to Top
All fans are encouraged to pick up a free copy of Cardinals Kickoff magazine as they enter University of Phoenix Stadium. Kickoff will provide you with details on your favorite Cardinals players and information to make your visit an exciting one.Back to Top
Only personal radios with headphones are permitted inside University of Phoenix Stadium. So that all fans can enjoy the action on the field, radios operated without headphones are not allowed. To ensure a strong radio signal, the Cardinals English and Spanish broadcasts are retransmitted throughout the stadium. Please turn your personal radio to 96.1 FM for the English broadcast and 93.9 FM for the Spanish broadcast.Back to Top
Be sure to tune into the Cardinals Radio Network on your drive to the stadium, during the game and on your way home. The Cardinals flagship station is Sports 620 KTAR AM along with a regional network of stations throughout Arizona. All game broadcasts can be heard on News 92.3 KTAR FM. In addition, you can catch all Cardinals broadcasts in Spanish on ESPN Deportes 710 AM.Back to Top
The Arizona Cardinals encourage all football fans to reduce, reuse and recycle. The recycling program at University of Phoenix Stadium includes: free recycling bags for tailgaters in Sportsman's Park, recycling containers on the Great Lawn and security checkpoint locations, as well as recycling containers along stadium concourses and lofts. Please check the signage on the recycling containers to ensure you're recycling the proper items such as plastic, glass and aluminum. This is the third season the Arizona Cardinals are making recycling part of your game day experience. We hope that all fans will follow Big Red's example and recycle at the stadium!Back to Top
In accordance with NFL and Cardinals security procedures, fans may not exit and re-enter the stadium using the same ticket. There will be no exceptions to this policy.Back to Top
There are 50 restrooms located throughout University of Phoenix Stadium. All men, women and family restrooms are ADA accessible and equipped with a baby-changing table. Please ask any staff member for directions to the closest restroom.Back to Top
The position of the roof at University of Phoenix Stadium will be determined on game day. Many factors will be included in the final decision, however the comfort of all fans in attendance is our main concern. Research conducted by other organizations determined that it can feel up to 15 degrees warmer than the air temperature when seated in direct sunlight. With no breeze and direct sunlight, this creates a very uncomfortable environment for those ticket holders on the east side of the stadium.
Fans can call the Cardinals Roof Hotline at 623-433-7663 on their way to the stadium to find out if the roof will be open or closed.
The Cardinals are required to follow all NFL policies in effect for retractable roof stadiums. In accordance with NFL policy, the following guidelines must be followed:
Located along the front of the Terrace level, the Ring of Honor pays tribute to the many great players and members of the Cardinals organization over the years. Ring of Honor level seating is accessible by the terrace concourse.Back to Top
Radio frequency scanning devices are prohibited in University of Phoenix Stadium and Sportsman's Park.Back to Top
In accordance with current NFL Best Practices for stadium security, all fans will be subject to security inspection prior to entry inside University of Phoenix Stadium, including a physical pat down and inspection of all items brought inside the facility. Fans can assist in this procedure by removing their hats and emptying their pockets of any items before reaching the security staff member. Fans that elect not to consent to this security screening will be denied entry inside University of Phoenix Stadium. Due to this security procedure, fans are encouraged to enter the stadium at least 45 minutes prior to kickoff.Back to Top
In accordance with the Smoke-Free Arizona Act, University of Phoenix Stadium is a non-smoking facility. There are three designated smoking locations on the main concourse located beyond the Gate 2 exterior gate and outside the exit doors at Sections 102 and 137. Fans on the Club level, Loft corridor and terrace level can proceed to the designated smoking locations on the north ramp. Please remember to the keep the north ramp walk aisles clear for other fans and smoke only in the designated areas. Fans outside the stadium are reminded that they must be at least 20 feet away from any stadium entrance to smoke. E- Cigarettes are not permitted inside University of Phoenix Stadium. Fans that do not comply with the smoking policy inside the stadium are subject to ejection.Back to Top
Do you want to see your name in lights? If so, contact the Cardinals Entertainment Department at 602-379-1825 for more information about scoreboard announcements.Back to Top
Fans should be aware that the distribution of banners, booklets, business cards, circulars, commercial advertising, flyers, folders, handbills, leaflets, notices, pamphlets, posters, stickers or any other written, printed and/or painted materials is prohibited at University of Phoenix Stadium and throughout Sportsman's Park.Back to Top
Fans that enter University of Phoenix Stadium are asked to enjoy the game from the comfort of the seat that is indicated on their ticket. Please keep in mind that when you stand, you block the view of other fans behind you. It is not the Cardinals' intent to limit fan's enjoyment of the game and cheering after great plays, but continuous standing in seating areas will not be tolerated. Standing to watch the game is not permitted along the sidelines of the 400 level concourse. These areas must stay clear for fans using the stairways to the terrace level seating. Portions of the south endzone bridge are also considered no standing zones. Please follow the directions of ushers and security.Back to Top
University of Phoenix Stadium welcomes fans with strollers. However, their use should not in any way inhibit fan movement or block any aisles. Smaller, umbrella-style strollers can be stored underneath a seat as long as it does not create an obstruction for other fans. Larger strollers can be checked at the nearest Guest Services office during the game.Back to Top
Located between Gate 2 and the Insight Club East entrance gate, the University of Phoenix Stadium ticket office windows will open three (3) hours prior to kickoff on gamedays. TicketMaster Will Call can be claimed here with a valid form of photo identification. Tickets for other stadium events can also be purchased here. Please call 602-379-0102 to confirm hours of operation.Back to Top
Fans should be aware that skateboarding and rollerblading are not permitted within University of Phoenix Stadium, Tillman Plaza or Sportsman's Park. "Roller Shoes," which are athletic shoes with retractable wheels, are also not allowed.Back to Top
AZone is the official headquarters for Arizona Cardinals merchandise. The Team Store is located on the north side of University of Phoenix Stadium, between Gate 2 and the Ticket Office. During the football season, AZone is open from 10:00AM until 6:00PM Monday through Friday, 10:00AM until 4:00PM on Saturday and closed on Sundays. Team store hours may change during the spring and summer months. For more information, call the AZone Team Store at 623-433-7600.Back to Top
The resale of event tickets, regardless of price, is prohibited at University of Phoenix Stadium and throughout Sportsman's Park. Fans that purchase tickets from someone other than the Arizona Cardinals or TicketMaster do so at their own risk and those tickets could be counterfeit. The Cardinals are not responsible for and will not provide a replacement or refund of any kind for invalid tickets purchased through a secondary ticket provider.Back to Top
The Cardinals hold their annual summer training camp at the University of Phoenix Stadium. Additional information on practices open to fans can be found at www.azcardinals.com.Back to Top
Visit www.universityofphoenixstadium.com for more information about public and private tours of University of Phoenix Stadium along with dates, times and pricing information.Back to Top
With the retractable roof, umbrellas are not needed inside University of Phoenix Stadium. Please leave them inside your vehicle as umbrellas are not permitted inside the stadium.Back to Top
Fans are not permitted to bring firearms or any other weapons inside University of Phoenix Stadium. In accordance with Arizona House Bill 2457, law enforcement officials attending the event are permitted to bring a firearm inside the stadium if he/she is in compliance with the Arizona peace officer standards and training board requirements.Back to Top
The Will Call windows are located at the Ticket Office, to the east of Gate 2. The Ticket Office is open three hours prior to kickoff and closes at halftime. Will Call tickets can be claimed only by the person whose name appears on the will call ticket envelope. State or government picture identification is required.Back to Top
Excessive consumption of alcohol, playing music at a disruptive volume and use of charcoal grills are NOT ALLOWED.
Tailgating after the game has begun or post-game is not permitted. All fans are reminded the Arizona Cardinals Code of Conduct extends throughout Sportsman's Park and all game day parking areas.
Tailgating in the parking lots must be limited to the area directly in front of or behind the vehicle. Tailgating in empty stalls is prohibited, even with an unused hangtag. Tailgating equipment, such as chairs, tents, propane/natural gas grills and other items, cannot extend beyond the painted fire lanes for vehicles or sidewalks.


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With two runners on, Cabrera blasted a 1-2 pitch from Phillies pitcher Jonathan Papelbon to left field and out of Bright House Stadium to put the Tigers up 6-1.Cabrera's home run was estimated at 440 feet. Papelbon also gave up Castellanos home run, a two run shot, and all six runs in the fifth inning. Castellanos, the Tigers top prospect, crossed home in the sixth as well after reaching base via a walk, then scored on Tyler Collins second triple of the spring, which knocked in two, giving the Tigers an 8-1 lead.
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Do we see the exact same color?
Is my red and your red, the same color.
My answer was - Yes, it could vary slightly but the color should be the same. Because if we had to seperate light waves, and only allow red light in - if we both saw light, we would both have to be seeing Red.
My friend threw a spanner in with - the input is the same, but how my eye perceives that light could vary. His example was if you submitted a sound at a frequency of 100hz, and we both hear that sound - due to varying thickness of our eardrums - my ear could perceive that as 101hz, with his at 99hz.
Does the same apply to the eyes ? Is there a way to prove that we see the exact same color when we see Red.
Added, i also think that light is deflected differerntly depending on what it passes through, therefore green eyes pass light differently to Brown eyes, as do blue eyes. Could we therefore assume that all green eyes see the same Red ?
My friend also believes that as you have a unique thumbprint, you have a unique retinal print - which means that each person interprets light uniquely.
your input would be appreciated.
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Joee Ern, I do agree - One just has to think how Women are more expressive, hence they identify far more colors than your stereo-typical male.
an example is, what i call Red - A more expressive woman could call either Maraschino, or cayenne.
What i call purple, someone else could call either maroon, plum, eggplant, grape, orchid or lavender.
Green can be called honeydew, lime, spring, clover, fern, moss, flora or seam foam.
Whilst i do agree that we see different shades, What i am asking is whether or not its possible to prove that we are seeing the same color of the spectrum at all.
By isolating Red light, if we both saw a color, we are both seeing red. But there is still no way to prove that the red i am seeing, is not the blue that you are seeing.
Thanks everyone for your answers.
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Jason HihnSep 14 2012: No,we all see colors differently. While we all have rods & cones, we do not have the same amounts. In addition, women and some males have the ability to see an additional blue. That is rather than R-G-B (trichromat), they have R-G-B1-B2 (tetrachromat), which provides the ability to more highly discriminate between shades of blue.
Also some people, like myself, can see polarized light.
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(V- "7 DJ "Pedro" at Weber State University IGNP0S1 Wbu diock party H J s. r s S " & w n n si r qj on dJ OTIS' mm JU u tu 'W 1 Students with disabilities find the best way to class By Molly Bennett editor in chief The Signpost What seems a nightmare for students to get around campus will be a dream. Don Guthrie has been on Weber State University campus for 20 years as a student and as staff. He has seen campus through all sorts of different modification. "When I started," Guthrie said, "there were maybe two buildings with door openers." Door openers are the buttons that open a door automatically to help students with disabilities. Guthrie, who is in a wheelchair, said with all the construction, getting around campus is not much worse than it's ever been. "It's a matter of the knowledge of how to get from place to place," Guthrie said. The biggest issues for students with disabilities, Guthrie said, are getting up hills and using elevators. If an elevator goes out, then there will be problems for them. There are 800 to 850 students on campus with any disability, according to Guthrie, with approximately 12 to 20 in manual or motorized wheelchairs. Tyler Lathem is studying economics with a legal emphasis. Lathem uses a wheelchair and works for the Services for Students with Disabilities office. He said the construction has changed things, though not necessarily made them more difficult. "It's the same amount of work, just a different way," Lathem said. "We are r getting a lot more usage out of other sidewalks." Lathem is willing to take students around campus to show them different paths they can take to get around. He has taken one student on the tour. "Takes five more minutes to get to class," Lathem said. "After construction, campus will be like a dream." There has been a decrease in enrollment for students with disabilities, according to Lathem, in the last three semesters. "The single complaint," Guthrie said, "is some buildings don't have two door openers." The students travel through a building and use one door opener and then there is not a second one on the other side. "It's complicated," Guthrie said. "Door openers are not a requirement." He said very few students are inconvenienced by not having a door opener. But many who would be inconvenienced by no access to the building, which would be the consequence "Takes five more minutes to get to class. After construction, campus will be like a dream." Tyler Lathem, WSU economics student throughout the installation of a door opener. Guthrie makes one trip per week around campus to see what impact construction has. He said students with disabilities are not being cut out by not being priority. They just need someone to go teach them the best paths to use. The Disability Services are trying to make more students aware of their existence. "It's different to teach someone visually impaired," Guthrie said. "The program is individualized, everything we do is individual." Brian Giles has known about the disablity services center since he started at WSU five years ago. He is blind and likes to hang out there at the center. "It's chill," Giles said. Giles said the construction has made it more difficult to get around. "I have to use the shuttle more," Giles said. "That sucks." Since he lives in Promontory Towers, Giles said he used to go straight through the breezeway to get to the Social Sciences building. Now Giles takes the shuttle, which adds about 10 minutes to his travel time. Giles said the shuttle buses are fine. "We all know Brian," said Ross LaRue, the fleet manager for the shuttle buses, "he is a regular." LaRue said he has not seen an increase with students with disabilities riding the buses. "We thought to see more riding from the Social Services building," LaRue said. "We wanted to be ready just in case." Out of the 10 buses in the fleet, eight have lifts. 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One of the great joys for me of working at Heartland is creating curricula for our Finding Inspiration in Literature & Movies (F.I.L.M.) program. I get to dig in to a movie and look at themes from every angle. I also get to tap into my inner kid and come up with fun, engaging activities for youth of every age.
With three brand new curricula released this summer, it's no surprise that lately I've been having a ton of fun at work. I hope that you'll download some of our curricula, new or old, and see what kind of fun you can have as well.
Here's our latest lineup of summer curriculum, suitable for a range of ages.
Nanny McPhee Returns
Ages 6 – 12
In Nanny McPhee Returns, Mrs. Isabel Green lives in a scenic valley with her children. They each understand the importance of working together as a family, and things are going remarkably smoothly for the rural quartet until a pair of spoiled cousins arrive for an extended stay, effectively turning the quaint little farm into a virtual zoo. As the situation quickly getting out of hand, Nanny McPhee suddenly appears on her doorstep claiming that she can bring a much-needed sense of order to the out-of-control household.
Objectives for youth include:
• Celebrate the magic and impact of reading.
• Explore relationships, especially those within families.
• Make efforts to better the lives of family members and strangers.
Download Nanny McPhee Returns F.I.L.M. Curriculum (pdf)
Mr. Popper's Penguins
Ages 8 and older
Mr. Popper is a driven businessman who is clueless when it comes to the important things in life. Mr. Popper finally understands what he's been missing, thanks to a new inheritance: six penguins who turn his swanky New York apartment into a snowy winter wonderland and the rest of his life upside-down.
Objectives for youth include:
• Celebrate the journeys you can take while reading.
• Explore animals and the environments in which they live.
• Examine ways to preserve memories.
• Take action towards bettering the lives of people and animals.
Download Mr. Popper's Penguins F.I.L.M. Curriculum (pdf)
The Help
Ages 13 and older
In Mississippi during the 1960s, Skeeter is a southern society girl who returns from college determined to become a writer, but turns her friends' lives — and a Mississippi town — upside down when she decides to interview the black women who have spent their lives taking care of prominent southern families.
Objectives for youth include:
• Explore the importance of friendships.
• Learn more about the Civil Rights movement in the south during the '60s.
• Discover the ability a group of people has to transform community.
• Take action in your community.
Download The Help F.I.L.M. Curriculum (pdf)
If you've used the F.I.L.M. curricula in your organization, classroom or with your family, be sure to share your stories with us. Better understanding how movies can help both youth and adults learn more about the world and the people around them is what keeps this program going and helps us add even more meaning to the movies!


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Apparently confirmed, RIP Evan Tanner.
Apparently confirmed, RIP Evan Tanner.
Every article I've read has said that the body has not been positively identified, but everyone is running with the story, as all signs point to it being him. RIP Evan!
Yea sucks...
He had involved in some nice fights over the years.
Sad to hear about Evan. He was always one of my favorites. His fight against David Terrell will always be one of my favorites to watch. I was at that event.
He'll be missed.
Exclusive: Affliction II: 'Day Of Reckoning' Cancelled - MMARated.com
October Affliction show has been cancelled. Apparently less than 1000 tickets had been sold so far.
Edit: Apparently it's just being rescheduled for January in Anaheim. Still, things aren't looking too good for Affliction MMA.
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Obama Mama's Legacy
Profile of the Illinois Senator's mother shows the profound impact she had on his life.
They say behind every good man is a great woman. Well, in Barack Obama's case, he appears to have had two great women in his life--his wife, Michelle, and his mother, Stanley Ann Dunham Soetoro, who succumbed to ovarian cancer in 1995.
Obama's mother was the subject of a recent in-depth profile in the New York Times . While the presidential candidate did not participate in the piece, it painted a compelling portrait of the ambitious and selfless single mom who raised Obama--sometimes with oceans and continents between them--to be the man he is today.
According to the Times, two of Obama's biggest regrets in his life include not being at his mother's bedside when she passed away and not focusing more on his relationship with his mother when he wrote his memoir Dreams from My Father. In the preface of the book, Obama writes, "I think sometimes that had I known she would not survive her illness, I might have written a different book--less a meditation on the absent parent, more a celebration of the one who was the single constant in my life. I know that she was the kindest, most generous spirit I have ever known, and that what is best in me I owe to her."
Are there things you've never said to your own mom but would like to?
I've always told her this, but my Mom is one of the strongest women I know (being a single Mom herself).
So here's my question. If those are regrets, then why does he dismiss his wife's views about whether he should ever have run for political office? He had a choice to spend many years with his mother, but chose not to. He was too busy campaigning to be with he while she was dying. In a recent article about Michelle Obama, she reveals that she has tried and tried to get him to part of the family in terms of taking responsibility for the household and parenting, but she finally gave up.
His mom may have been great, and Michelle might be, but it seems to me like Obama doesn't have a lot of respect for the important women in his life. So why should I believe he'll be a champion for all women?
What is Ann Dunham Soetoro's nationality?


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Hello, and again, welcome to the Aperture Science Computer Aided Enrichment Center! Today you will partake in the testing of the Aperture Science Online Weighted Cube Creator. Although, fun and learning are the primary goals of any Enrichment Center activities, serious injuries may occur. For your own safety, and the safety of others, please refrain from -BZZT-
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At the specialty box office, Metallica's concert movie cleaned up, while "Instructions Not Guaranteed" became the top-ever grossing Spanish-language film.
'Metallica: Through the Never' is only pretty darn insane
The 3-D IMAX concert movie "Metallica: Through the Never" has middle-aged metalheads on a pricey stage, with lasers, holograms and a story involving demons.
Yankees fete Mariano Rivera at hour-long ceremony in the Bronx
Mariano Rivera has been feted by opposing teams all season, but the most lavish ceremonies took place before the Yankees resumed their wild-card chase.
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Summer ends, to be replaced by more prestigious movie fare — as well as IMAX Metallica movies, cartoons about time-traveling turkeys and Katniss Everdeen.
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Though Jason Newsted has popped up in a few notable projects since quitting Metallica in 2001, his new band is all about him.


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FTC rewards plans to block robocalls
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Whether it's about lowering your interest rates, "winning" a trip or getting a great car warranty, most of us have gotten a call from an auto-dialing robot that plays a prerecorded announcement. And pretty much everyone who has gotten one of those robocalls has been annoyed by them.
Plus, most of the calls -- which are all about separating you from your money -- are illegal. Many of us are all too familiar with "Rachel from Cardholder Services."
Try as they might to stop the companies that generate these calls by the millions, the Federal Trade Commission has been unable to halt the practice. So, the agency came up with the FTC Robocall Challenge to try find someone out there who could come up with an innovation to help solve the dilemma. Prize money for the winning solution: $50,000.
About 800 people submitted entries, and, in the end, there were two winners announced Tuesday -- each receiving $25,000. Two Google employees, who were not eligible for prize money, also were recognized for their "Crowd-Sourced Call Identification and Suppression Solution."
Here's what the two prize winners came up with: A way to intercept and filter the illegal calls by blacklisting phone numbers used by robocallers and using a test similar to CAPTCHA that's on websites to ensure the user is human and not a robot.
"The solutions that our winners came up with have the potential to turn the tide on illegal robocalls, and they show the wisdom of tapping into the genius and technical expertise of the public," said Charles Harwood, acting director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection. "We're hoping these winning proposals find their way to the marketplace soon, and will provide relief to millions of American consumers harassed by these calls."
Winner Serdar Danis, a computer engineer, offered a proposal that would block robocalls using software in the form of a mobile app, electronic device or as part of the telephone service. His proposal is titled "Robocall Filtering System and Device with Autonomous Blacklisting, Whitelisting, GrayListing and Caller ID Spoof Detection."
Co-winner Aaron Foss, a software developer whose proposal was called "Nomorobo," designed "a cloud-based solution that would use 'simultaneous ringing,' which allows incoming calls to be routed to a second telephone line. In the Nomorobo solution, this second line would identify and hang up on illegal robocalls before they could ring through to the user."
Foss and Danis were tied for "best overall solution."
The FTC issued the challenge last year as part of its ongoing fight against these prerecorded marketing calls. The FTC hosts the national Do Not Call Registry, where consumers can list their phone numbers if they don't want to receive marketing calls. Politicians, companies you do business with and charities are not blocked. And the lawbreakers disregard the list -- making the battle particularly frustrating.
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May 12, 2010 | Education
Verizon Thinkfinity Community Brings Web 2.0 Technology to Educators and Parents
Educators now have an amazing tool available, free of charge, to help them organize their resources, share ideas and connect with peers. The Thinkfinity Community, at http://community.thinkfinity.org, is a new feature of Verizon Thinkfinity that will deliver the huge benefits of Web 2.0 technology to educators, school administrators and parents.
Web 2.0 is the term that describes Web applications that allow users to create content, share information and interact with others.
"One of the Verizon Foundation's primary objectives is to improve educational opportunities through the use of technology, and thinkfinity.org is an important tool," said Verizon Foundation President Patrick Gaston. "The Thinkfinity Community brings the advantages of Web 2.0 technology to enable everyone invested in education to collaborate, share experiences and ideas."
The Thinkfinity Community portal can be accessed from the home page of the newly redesigned www.thinkfinity.org. Educators, parents and anyone else interested in education who registers as a member of the community can make use of the site to organize, share and connect. Nonmembers can read content, but they can't participate in discussions or save information.
- Organize: Educators can save and bookmark their favorite Thinkfinity lesson plans, interactives and resources and organize and label them so they're easy to access and remember. For example, all of their favorite math resources or lessons about poetry can be listed in one place. And, they can choose to share their favorites with others, while finding out what resources are working best for their peers.
- Share: Many discussion forums will provide educators and parents with opportunities to share ideas, resources and useful advice with others. Participants can create their own groups, for example "Colorado Thinkfinity Trainers" or "Mathematics for Fourth Graders" or "Parents of Young Learners." The Thinkfinity Community gives people the freedom to choose forums and find the information most useful for meeting their specific needs.
- Connect: There is great value in knowing what other experienced educators are doing. Web 2.0 eliminates the geographic boundaries that can stifle this knowledge. Community members can send messages and ask questions on the site, learn more about what is working for others, network easily - in other words, they can talk with their peers, no matter where in the world they are located. They also select their own privacy options, so they may choose whether or not to have their name and email address shared with others.
Thinkfinity Community is about people. And more people are choosing to connect with each other online. "We hope that educators who focus on K-12 learners or on adult education will find value in participating in the Thinkfinity Community as a way to network, find good information, gather advice and have fun," said Christine McGuinness, enterprise community manager.
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Anthony "LT" Menginie and Kerrie Droban
St. Martin's Griffin
By the time he was thirteen, he already had attended thirteen funerals.
Abandoned by his mother, and with his father, "Mangy" Menginie—president of the Pagans Motorcycle Club, Philadelphia chapter—in jail, Anthony "LT" Menginie is raised inside the Pagans and inducted into a life of sex, violence, drugs, and organized crime.
In Mangy's absence, LT finds a father figure in the Saint, a club member who helps teach him the difference between the club members you respect…and those you fear. The author recounts the power struggles that occur when Mangy is released from jail and tries to resume his role as father and president. Soon all hell breaks loose when Mangy betrays the club by going over to the rival Hells Angels, helping to touch off the "Biker Wars" in Philadelphia. The chapter's new president grooms LT to one day confront his father for his treachery. Faced with an impossible decision, LT has to decide where his loyalties lie.
Prodigal Father, Pagan Son is a voyeuristic glimpse into the shocking and hypnotic underworld of notorious "one-percenter" biker clubs, hit men, drug dealers, and the other individuals who operate under no other rules than the "club code." But more than this, Menginie's story is the gritty and powerful true tale of surviving amid personal trials and tragedies, and of one man's determination to escape to a better life.
Growing Up Inside the Dangerous World of the Pagans Motorcycle Club
Anthony "LT" Menginie and Kerrie Droban


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Ashley's Q & A
Favorite Sport/Team
Favorite Movie/Actor
Adaptation/ Kristen Wiig
Go-to karaoke song
I'm Just a Girl- Gwen Stefani...then Billy Idol
My first job
the bus/water girl at 15 years old at an Italian restaurant
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Yes..upper left ear, ears, nose (maybe I got my nose pierced at the age of 25 instead of 16...)
Mac or PC?
Nintendo, Xbox 360, PS3, or don't game?
Nintendo! Well, Mario Kart and Bond on Xbox.
What fun fact, talent or superpower of yours should guys know about?
Fun Facts: I've traveled to 19 countries in the past 5 years (never been to Europe though!). I perform live improv comedy shows at the Hideout Theater. I love goat cheese, my road bike, and beating guys at pool. I graduated Magna Cum Laude from the College of Charleston. Music is my other great passion.
What's the most memorable pick up line you've ever heard?
haha..recently, I was mid crosswalk on a Sunday afternoon and some strange guy RAN up to me and said, "Hey, you're quite the hottie, can I have your number?" Thought it was pretty bold, but I sadly declined. I wonder if thats ever worked for him...
What's the craziest thing you've ever done?
Either whitewater rafting class V in Costa Rica, or living on a ship for 3 months (Semester at Sea).
What's the most unusual place you've ever hooked up? How'd it go?
for me to know.
What's in your purse or pocket right now?
Two receipts to Urban Outfitters, Mac lipgloss, my Ipod, scratched sunglasses, 78 cents, and a wristband from the bar I went to last night.
What do you feel most comfortable wearing?
cut off shorts and a t-shirt. But lately I've been wearing a lot of vintage dresses.
Would you rather have boring sex all the time or an amazing romp once a year?
Thats a sad choice...I guess I'd go for the latter.
If you could do a shot of Jose Cuervo with anyone -- dead or alive -- who would it be?
Larry David